LEGO Star Wars: The Mandalorian Series The Child 75318 - Baby Yoda Grogu Figure, Building Toy, Collectible Room Decoration for Boys and Girls, Teens, with Minifigure and Nameplate, Gift Idea

No damage to box. Unopened. Looked new! Very pleased!

I'm 40 and I had never in my life put together an actual Lego set. I figured the pandemic was a perfect time to do so.What I thought would take me a few days (was going to do a bag a day) ended up taking me only several hours. I did take my time and watched the Mandalorian whilst assembling this (I think I made it through 5 episodes then took a break and finished while watching another show). In all I think I spent 7 hours building this.This thing is one of my favorite purchases as far as my geek stuff goes. As you can see in the picture, he is now prominently displayed amongst some of my other geek stuff.Size is pretty much perfect and the display plate it comes with is just amazing with it's tiny figurine.I'll say this don't do what I did and negrlect to read the first page of the instructions. I found out at the end the little orange thing was actually a tool to remove misplaced legos. I destroyed what fingernails I had pulling misplaced legos.I mentioned my age essentially to say this, the person's age you're considering this for, doesn't matter in the least so long as they're aware enough not to swallow the legos.This thing is epic!!!The head and hands articulate. The head is nearly a bobblehead though so I'd caution you to not move it too much. Though it seems well held on by the socket it uses to connect it just wobbles because it's movable. The fingers don't articulate very far as my daughter found out when she amputated one (we rettached it and he's fine now).Anyway please don't hesitate to pull the trigger here. Whomever you're buying this for will fully enjoy it and you'll likely gain favor with them.

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I got this for my boyfriend’s birthday last month and we’ve actually really enjoyed building it together. It’s a little confusing at times just because of how many steps and pieces there are but it’s still a lot of fun. I do feel like it’s more expensive than it should be but you get a lot including a cute little mini version of it. I love. Legos are great haha

I don't know about other parents, but Lego is just taking my money... As you can see from the photo, he's built The Child and Darth Vader helmet (75304). He's currently work on a big R2-D2 (75308).My son is 4 years at the time he put it together. Even the box says 10+, I think if they can follow the colored photos, then they're fine. I only had to help a few times when the angle of the diagram made it hard to tell which location to snap the pieces together.In terms of difficulty, Baby Yoda / The Child / Grogu took him a few weekends. He usually puts 1 or 2 bags together in one sitting. In terms of keeping him busy, this could keep him busy for 30 minutes or an hour for each sitting.My son put the Darth Vader helmet faster than the Grogu piece. Strangely, the Dark Vader helmet is rated 18+.The R2-D2 seems be a little more challenging for him. However that is technically related for 18+.

My 11 yr old grandson was star struck when he opened his box from me. He was soooo happy he received the present he’d wished for!! Ty for getting it delivered on his birthday 😇

My 11 year old loved it! With the Lego’s instructions, she put this together in no time. I’ve bought other brands , and this was not the case. Only Lego for me.

Everything was good.