By Yan Lo's Beard

For me it was the Zombie Chihuahua - the finished model is around the size of one of my fingernails but comes in four (!) parts - including a tail and a paw.  TO add insult to the frustration there is a Dead Canine that comes on the same sprue that is in just 2 pieces.

It is less the  apparent pointless over complication of the pieces that really annoys me and more two other issues.  Firstly they seldom seem to think about where to put joins.  The Hodgepodge Emissary is loaded down with items of baggage, many of which come in two or three pieces.  You can therefore end up with beautifully contoured wicker panniers with strange solid lines in the contouring. Secondly, and Abuela looks like a good example, the instructions are not that good.  I would, logically, think to build the chair first and then sit the model in it, but looking closely at the picture you will see that there is a slight curve inside the chair meaning that the main pieces need to go together around the body.  SO, does the torso go on to the legs before or after it goes into the chair?  When should you glue the hand and the shotgun on?  Would it really be so difficult to add a few extra instructions on the order of the steps to be taken?

Despite my moaning, the majority of the models have gone together very easily and once they are done they are done.  They usually paint up well, and it is a fun game.  But probably one of those where it is even better than normal if you can pick up your crew from e-bay!