CAXIMSY Peach Blossom Pond Building Blocks Set,Building Blocks Set Gifts for Adults and Kids, Micro Bricks Cherry Blossom Tree House Kit with LED Light and Display Box（2500+Pieces）

This was frustrating but also entertaining to build i was building during my breaktime at work its been a good distraction took me little over a month to finish the pieces are very tiny smaller than legos and the island is very tricky go built but was worth it I had trouble trying not to press so hard on pieces to not lean over for island to tip over stability is questionable but after done it looks so cool as hovering Way too many extra pieces no missing parts at all amazing I used the extra to give more Stability to island as well more fun to figure out any extras where I can put on my own I love that it lights up perfect for my office I feel proud

Absolutely love it. My daughter was extremely happy having her peach blossom Lego would buy it again.

This is definitely an Adult project due to the micro building bricks. I’ve got a 9 year old grandson that builds the regular blocks like nothing, but I don’t think he could build this one. The instructions are only pictures with no explanation on building. I prefer building with the micro bricks for the challenge!!

This set looks like it will be beautiful when it is built. But you'll likely never see it in it's finishes state. Sections constantly fall apart while you're building it because critical sections are held together by one, maybe two pegs at most. You apply a little pressure to put the next piece on, and the entire section crumbles. But say you persevere and manage to assemble it most of the way, then you can barely continue because the platform has no support and if you try to put the next step on, and you're not providing counter force at the exact right spot, the entire platform pops off and sends pieces scattering. A beautiful image and concept. Absolutely abysmal construction design.

This was a gift to small

Challenging , which is what wd wanted. Very nice.

I bought this for my 8 year old and ended up doing most of it myself. My finger tips were about numb at the end of it. While it helped grow my patience (I did want to throw it across the room several times) it was an engaging challenge. I don't regret buying it but don't know if I would recommend it without warning others first. It looked like it was pictured and I was able to complete it but I don't think the age rating of 6+ is accurate (although sometimes it felt like the only way to complete it was to have the fingers of a 6 year old). Also some of the bricks on the underside had just an open bottom and it was hard to get it into the exact placement and if you didn't it would mess up the whole next layer. And maybe I'm visually impaired but sometimes it was really hard to see where the lines ended on pieces that were all the same color. If you enjoy a challenge I would recommend this. Just not for younger kids or anyone with a short temper.

A lot of pieces but turns out beautiful.

Ideal for the kids value for money I'm hoping it will be easy to assemble as its a Christmas present

First of all, it’s not-LEGO. Go into this with that understanding. That said, the blocks have worse than expected fit, the tolerances are sloppy, and every 1x(something) piece is a nightmare to put on, because there’s no underside studs stopping them from sliding over, so you’re constantly having to readjust multiple parts. The model is also held up by a total of 10 studs at the narrowest point, spread over a few different points of contact. We stopped trying at it falling apart for the 5th time and binned it. Absolutely not worth getting.

Don't be like me and read the discrimination properly. This is MINI lego. The pieces are tiny. The picture below is the size difference from regular lego

Very pretty and an outstanding present for Christmas

Looks a good set, but not tried yet as it was a present