Building Bricks 1700+ Pieces Set - Classic Cartoon Characters Building Blocks - Mini Building Block for Boys Girls & Adults (Blue)

Super cute was really hard to build. Made my husband build. It took hours but a fun challenge.

I loved assembling this stitch, it was not that easy to start - but once you get hang of it it goes smoothly. it was missing two pieces and two were half-broken, but overall, I loved the experience and it looks super cute and nice. Def worth the money. These small issues with pieces did not take anything away from the purchase for me.

No instructions beside a picture. Even the pieces aren’t labeled to know why they come in 3 separate bags. Starting the first layer is near impossible. Don’t waste your time and money on this until they better organize it with better instructions.

I was really impressed with this STpro Building Bricks set! With over 1700 pieces, there's no limit to what you can create. The bricks are super compatible with name-brand versions — they click together snugly and hold well, even with more complex builds.Perfect for classrooms, playdates, or just rainy days at home. The variety of colors and shapes keeps kids engaged for hours, and it’s been a great tool for sparking creativity and teamwork.Definitely a fantastic value for the quantity and quality — highly recommend for any brick-building fan!

Very cute but the pieces are tiny. My 8 year old has been getting very frustrated with this because the pieces are so tiny

This is fantastic. After putting it aside for a while to take a break I lost the instructions. I emailed the seller and was promptly sent the manual.Great item and superb customer service. Very happy.

Other than the fact that the legs of the horses refused to stay on and that you often had to do a step ahead partially because the current step doesn't hold your pieces together completely, most of the construction was straightforward. I've done dozens of these micro-block kits and most don't have a problem and since the pieces are so small, result in smoother looking items.The one big problem was the final part where you put the top of the carousel onto the base (and the 4 horses). That step took HOURS to complete because it was so difficult to line up the 4 poles AND the central pillar in such a way that the horses stayed put and didn't fall over or go flying.I ended up putting a scrap (extra) piece as a temporary marker where the bottom part of the pole connected to the base because it kept falling over. No kit should be THAT hard to connect! After I finally got it on, I had to then reattach at least half of the legs and that wasn't easy with the amount they twisted and the clearance below the horses.One design problem that I noticed during the earlier stages of building - the spacing for the horses is even for the top but NOT the bottom! If you look at the bottom of the top piece, you can see the holes for the poles and they are evenly distributed around the piece. However, when you put the horses on where required, there are two different spaces. You have 2 horses close together, a gap, then the other two close together and again, a gap that is the same as the first gap - two different spacing! It kind of looks odd!It looks so cute but I guess the problem is that it's pink! I have yet to find a pink kit that works right for me.

I thought this was like a Lego set in size. My kids are teenagers and like to do legos sets with more pieces. This set has tiny pieces and is somewhat difficult. However, my daughter is enjoying putting it together because it is a challenge.