My Nano-Block Collection 1 (Nanoblock)

Recently, I have found a new hobby of mine ---- building nanoblocks!!

As you know, I love aeroplanes and am obsessed with aviation-related objects. Thus it is no surprise that I too take a deep interest in space-related objects. This is why the Space Shuttle Nanoblock caught my eye and I decided to buy it.

Name               : Space Shuttle Orbiter
Difficulty         : 3/5
No. of pieces   : 370


Although it may seem rather difficult to assemble the space shuttle, it was actually really easy. The instructions were really clear cut. The space shuttle can take many different shapes. The 'doors' of the space shuttle are movable and you can close it. The space shuttle is also extremely durable and does not break easily. I tried dropping it a few times and none of the nanoblocks came off!

Name                 : Saturn V Rocket
Difficulty           : 2/5
No. of Pieces     : 370


This nanoblock is able to 'transform' itself. It has 3 different forms. The basic mode (shown above), the separation mode (where transparent nanoblocks are attached to various parts of the rocket to make it seem like it is separating) (last picture) and the detached mode (3rd pic). Of course, the separation mode is extremely 'fragile', however, the detached mode and basic mode are extremely durable and can withstand drops.

                               


Name                 : Space Station
Difficulty:          : 3/5
No. of Pieces     : 390

The International Space Station may have the same difficulty as the Space Shuttle, however, I find it more difficult than the latter. The panels of the space station are rotatable. Unlike the first 2 nanoblocks, the Space Station is extremely fragile, even the slightest movement could allow a piece or 2 to fall off. It comes with a transparent base panel, where you have to attach 4 or more transparent square pieces to the Space Station in order to attach it to the base panel. Thus it allows the Space Station to fall off the base panel very easily and when it does, the impact will cause parts to fall off. Thus it is extremely fragile so treat it with care.



That is all for my Nanoblock Collection Part 1. Part 2 will be coming up soon!