LekebabyClassic 1500 Pieces Building Bricks Kit Basic Brick Set Classic Colors for Kids Creative Play, Compatible with All Major Brands, Gifts Educational Toy for Boys Girls 6 Years Old and Up

A great item for my class and students that homeschool.

Un buen objeto de entretenimiento y ejercicio para el cerebro ya que utilizas tu imaginación, creatividad para construir, tiene buen número de piezas que pueden jugar hasta 5 niños.El único detalle negativo es que tienes que buscar algo en que guardarlo porque este no trae nada para guardar.

The Lekebaby Classic 1500 Pieces Building Bricks Kit is an absolute hit in our household! My 13-year-old was thrilled to add these to her existing name-brand bricks collection, and the creative possibilities have been endless.What stands out about this kit is the impressive variety of classic colors and the compatibility with all major brands. The bricks fit seamlessly with her existing collection, allowing her to build, create, and innovate without limitations. It's been a fantastic educational toy that encourages imaginative play and problem-solving skills.Whether she's following instructions from a set or inventing her own unique designs, the Lekebaby Building Bricks Kit has been a valuable addition to her creative world. It's an excellent gift for boys and girls aged 6 years and up, and it's safe to say it's sparked hours of imaginative play and learning in our home. Highly recommended for young builders and budding architects!

There were lots of pieces, unfortunately, most of them were small. I do believe the quality was good, but it would not work for our application, which was for a Lego wall.

Disclaimer: We are not brand-snobs and have yet to get big into "Legos" to really know how these would compare to long term quality. However, for the name brand sets we do have, these work well with them, and we do not seem to notice a difference in quality when playing. I would definitely recommend for anyone looking to grow their building brick collections for their creative kids that aren't wanting to follow a "plan". This set does not come with "specialty" pieces like hinges or wheels, so don't expect those. I'm sure you could probably find some from the brand though, I've not looked.

Bought this because it had large number of plates (the thin pieces). Overall, very pleased with the purchase.The pros:1) a great value;2) lots of plate pieces;3) almost all have a good, but not too tight fit; none were too loose;4) comes with tool to take pieces apart;5) completely compatible with other Lego types.The Cons:1) tons and tons of smalls. But, that is typical of any bulk mix;2) tons of colors. No rhyme or reason to the mix among pieces. For example, a lot of 4x4 plates but only one was 1 white;3) the shades of colors are not consistent across the pieces. One set of pieces also had two slightly different shades of the same color. But the majority of pieces are consistent;4) they do feel different from actual Legos. Harder and smoother/slicker;5) the larger bricks fit extremely tight with each other;6) if you're looking for a lot of 2x6 bricks, this isn't the set for you.Conclusion:A good starter set for a large variety of basic pieces, especially for plates.I am well pleased with this purchase. I would recommend it for anyone needing a set of bricks to start without having to pay a fortune for them.

I use this as a math center rotation for building and creating things. They are easy, a lot of options, and cheap enough that I don't wanna cry when students steal these.

I bought this with the one purpose to create a dice tower and play with my son. For the price, I certainly don’t hate it, but I do think the product page is a little misleading.So let’s talk pros and cons:Pro: For the price, I think the amount of product you get is worth it. I plan on using all 1500 pieces (plus 120 more) to make my dive tower and I’d say $25 for a dice tower is on par with a generic plastic one.Con: color choice is meh… the +120 more is where I bought 120 blocks specifically for a border for my dice tower. The problem is most pieces of the same type are the same color.Pro: compatible with Lego. In the pictures I have these attached to a name brand Lego board. The pieces snap well and stay together pretty much on the same level as name brand ones do.Con: SO MANY FLATS… so I haven’t played with legos in probably 20 years, and if you are in the same boat as me, let me translate that for you. It takes 3 flat pieces to be around the same size as a regular block. These flat pieces are generally used for flooring and other non-structural reasons, but you can cheat the system by putting three together. Which brings me to my final con, which is a count of the useful Vs non-useful pieces. Technically speaking, all Lego pieces are useful, but some are more niche than others. So here is a total breakdown of the blocks i received. (By the way, in the photo each type of block is put into groups of 10.)1x1 Blocks - 4511x2 Blocks - 1041x4 Blocks - 351x8 Blocks - 22x2 Blocks -352x3 Blocks - 282x4 Blocks -502x8 Blocks - 2Corner Blocks - 211x2 Ramps - 341x1 Ramps -641x2 Flats - 3801x3 Flats -2761x4 Flats - 801x6 Flats -221x8 Flats - 72x2 Flats - 602x6 Flats - 262x8 Flats -42x10 Flats - 2Corner Flats - 80Grand total - 1,763Of those 1763, over half of them were flats. If you want to get real detailed then 936 flats would be equal to 312 regular sized blocks. However, I think the most annoying part is that if you add the 1x2 Flats and the 1x1 blocks together, (undoubtedly the most useless of the blocks in the kit.) then you end up with 831, which means almost half the blocks.