nanoblockPokémon - Flareon, Pokémon Series Building Kit

So the directions are not the best I will agree with others there. But once you understand that at each step they are showing two sectiona to build and the bottom one needs to be built first then all you have to worry about is lining up the pieces correctly.These are TINY! but I bought them for that reason. I wanted a challenge. I did this garchomp over several days just to have a project, but I did another design in a few hours.I love these miniature lego sets. Just be aware of what you are buying. They will be a challenge. And understand the directions aren't showing you step by step, they show how the section should look at the end. You have to count the raised parts to know which piece to use, the 4 or 5 long piece, etc. And the bottom structure has to be made first then make the one that is shown above it all. Line up the pieces like shown with tje arrows on the directions and you'll be golden.

Kit was amazing, was perfect for making an awesome ornament for our son that loves Legos and zapados.. but beware these are true to their name NANO Legos. They are the tiniest things I have ever seen!!!! Was definitely more challenging to do which I loved my husband did not. My kids now want nano kits because they love challenges. We used tiny drops of gel super glue on each nub as we built so the ornament will not break so easily and left the stand off. Directions are a little difficult to follow but if you take your time and patience with it, it'll work out took me 3 days to complete when I had spare time after work and being a mother.

they’re not exactly like legos, the nano blocks are a bit more hard to handle but it’s fun and the end product is good. The nano blocks are smaller and more slippery than legos, and are a bit harder to keep together so it might fall apart in your hands a little bit during assembly if you aren’t careful, but that’s also just part of the building experience.

It’s good to know what you are buying. These are not real Lego and are teeny tiny. My husband and I are able to assemble with just our hands. The pieces do not stay sturdy at every step which is frustrating. If you like tiny puzzles then this is for you. If you get frustrated from putting on a single piece a few times then it is not.Our 5 year old does almost all legos at all ages and cannot do these. He enjoyed watching us do it with him though.

So I love Pikachu don't get me wrong but the directions to assemble to this were really annoying as they combine two parts into one step for each section so there was a lot of looking back and forth and having to pressemble parts in the beginning it gets easier as times goes on..but I felt like I took a lot more time with him then I did assembling Piplup who had more pieces and his steps where laid out better. Also Pikachu's ears and tails are delicate so beware when handling. Overall I love the outcome.Piplup was a lot easier over pikachu and super adorable. I would definitely keep the pieces in a container and pick them out as you go along when you assemble so you don't lose them because they're all very small! Would not recommend for small children I feel like teenagers would have a better time handling it then super young ones...

I got this for my husband who has been wanting Legos but has never bought any. This was a perfect small project and actually took him a decent amount of time to assemble. He did end up needed some tweezers to help assemble because the pieces are so tiny. Overall super happy with the purchase and want to buy more!

It’s ok but the thing is that it’s really really hard to build my son how to watch a video on YouTube how to build it. The instructions are really hard I don’t get it it’s confusing and it’s worth it.

Got these for some stocking stuffers and they’re awesome. Pretty easy to do, and very cute. They make awesome desk decorations

If your expecting something really good, this isn't a product for you. The bulbasaur pokemon model is not that impressive to look at and just about looks like the pokemon it is based on. There are better Nanoblock models of pokemon in this particular series of nanoblock kits, but I don't recommend this one.I have 0 faults with the seller who sent me the product and it arrived much sooner then expected. So this is down to the ompany itself that produced the model and Kawada disappoints. But this is the problem with Nanoblocks is they hit or miss completely. This one just luucked out. It was simple to construct though the colours of the character could have been closer matched.

When I received this product, I was surprised to see that it didn't come in the packet advertised; instead it came in a plastic cylinder. It wasn't an official "nanoblock" product, but something called "Weagle". But I decided to give it a go anyway.Having made several Pokémon nanoblock creations before, I thought it would be just as fun. I was wrong. The blocks didn't fit into each other properly and would fall apart without me touching them. The instructions were appalling, and almost impossible to understand. Even with superglue this was an infuriating and difficult thing to make, and I had to give up in frustration. This product was such awful quality, and I am so disappointed. The blocks should easily fit into each other, and shouldn't fall apart by simply being held upside down.I would really recommend only buying these from the official nanoblock site. At least then you'll receive the actual item you're paying for.

These little building block sets are great. This one was easy to put together and looks brilliant.It's a shame it doesn't come with a base plate to set the model on.And bare in mind while the instructions seem really simple it is quite easy to make small mistakes where each picture is actually showing you 2 steps.

Love this little model. Quite simple to build once you get used to how the instructions read. Comes with a nice little base to mount it on and display it if you want to. Even some extra pieces so you don't need to worry if you manage to lose one of the tiny pieces.I would recommend.

Overall not bad, wouldn't recommend for under 12 as is rather fiddly and takes patience, instructions could be better, is hard to follow. Looks great once assembled