Building Bricks 500PCS Set, Classic Building Brick Sets, Pink Building Blocks Toys For Girls, Compatible with Lego, Girls Pastel, Birthday for Kids (500PCS Pink-Purple)

My daughters are 4 and 6 and have not really showed an interest in these types of building blocks however i have recently stopped them playing a blox game online because of creeps and so thought something like this would give them something else to do instead of staring at tablets and i am so glad i did.You can tell that this is the type of thing you should just give to kids as it promotes ideas even i wouldn't have thought about and found myself reliving past memories with them making things. The girly colours made these even more entertaining to them and they really do enjoy playing with them.

As a part-time Lego enthusiast, I adore the creativity and joy that comes from building with these colourful blocks. However, my little architect takes it to a whole new level! He is truly a building brick aficionado, with a particular fondness for Minecraft sets. While I share a love for both Lego and Minecraft, I admit there's only so much green, brown, and grey I can handle during playtime.That's why I was excited to explore a delightful collection of fully Lego-compatible pieces in gorgeous pastel shades like pink and purple.One of the most delightful surprises is that this set includes build instructions for some adorable projects. Although the illustrations are a tad small and can be a little tricky to decipher, I was fully prepared for just a heap of bricks and relying on my own creativity. So, this thoughtful addition is a lovely bonus that I truly appreciate!In terms of quality, these pieces are quite comparable to Lego. While I do lean towards Lego for that classic touch and a silky smooth feel, the price point of this set is significantly more wallet-friendly. I'm more than willing to make a small trade-off in exchange for being able to indulge in some lovely pastel building fun at an attractive price!

The bricks are quite bright, colourful and go together well.They are an okay quaitly not up to lego standards but they work perfectly well.I think that they are expensive for a non branded brick but you do get a lot in the pack.

Ever wondered what it’ll be like to have bricks lying all over your house? No, then get this to give your kids the opportunity to find bricks wherever you go!This is a huge pack of bricks, that are well made and fit snuggly with each otherThere’s tons of fun that your child (or you!) will have creating whatever you can imagine. The only limitation is your own imagination.

This is a fun set of Lego-like building bricks which come tightly packed inside a plastic bag which sits inside a sturdy box along with an instruction leaflet. The instructions are really a sheet that's printed on either side, in colour, showing you various creations you can make out of the bricks and how to build them. The creations include a unicorn, puppy, present and dragon among a few others. These are easy to understand and are shown through pictures alone (no words).The bricks themselves are good quality, they feel and look just like standard lego bricks and even have the same sized brick types. The is a mix of four different colours in this set: light pink, purple, dark pink and blue and there was also one green piece which looks very different and is a tool which I believe is used to help detach some bricks if you're having trouble detaching them after they have been build together, although I did not have to use this.Just like with regular lego these stick to each other easily and you can build lots of different things. I do love how this set of bricks is just random sizes and shapes of bricks, leaving what you are going to build to your imagination. There's so many dedicated brick sets these days that are created to make specific shapes and items that people forget how creative and fun it can be to just put random bricks together and create random things out of bricks like these.Unlike some non-lego bricks I own from childhood that tried to mimic lego and wouldn't stick to each other well (or to lego) this one seems to fit well with each other and holds just like regular lego does. It's a great set to have fun with alone, as well as a great pinkish/purple-ish edition to add to existing lego sets. So far I've had no issues with this set and have enjoyed using them to create all sorts of silly things. :)

This is a 500 piece building block set. The plastic quality is average and not in a par with Lego but it’s okay if you’re on a budget.The pieces are only blocks but there is a few idea on a sheet inside the box.It would make a good enough gift but it’s a little pricey for non branded building blocks.

This set of 500 bricks arrives it's in own colourful easy to recycle cardboard box. A box that's around the size of 1/2 a shoe box. Also inside the box is a set of ideas/instructions to give you some ideas.As for the bricks these are nicely colourful with a mainly pastel colour palette. They are made from what appears to be ABS and are compatible with Lego. Though, unlike Lego, the quality did vary, with some of the bricks having sharpish edges. Though not sharp enough to cut fingers.Plus the "clutch power" (the ability of a brick to stick to another) wasn't too great on some. You also only get standard shaped bricks, theres no wheels or doors. But that's all normal for compatible bricks and doesn't distract from their playability.Indeed this set would be great for encouraging imaginative play. It's also good for use in other crafts, such as when making moulds for plaster or resin casting. Overall ? As long as you don't expect the same quality and choice as Lego, this is a good set. An affordable set that can provide endless creative possibilities and expand existing sets.

These are quality bricks. They fit together well and when tested also with other branded bricks. Good value set