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Honestly I can understand why people dislike this build, as the pieces are very small and it is classed as a mini set, but it is worth it in my opinion. It's tiny so the set does not take up much space, very detailed, and very rewarding when completed. Plus there were no missing pieces, actually a few spare left over! Overall it really depends on preference when it comes to the size of the pieces, because if you find the other major brand to be small enough then I wouldn't recommend this, but if you can handle smaller parts, this would be a fantastic buy for you.

Granddaughter loves it

Tiny Lego style pieces but lots of fun for an adult or teen, such a cute finished product. A fun couple of hours assembling it. Good quality

I build these to keep my hand dexterity in good shape and they're just gorgeous to look at sitting on my shelves in my 'cozy Japanese corner' of the living room. One thing to note is that in one of my kits (not the bakery) I was missing 5 out of 8 window panes which was disappointing.If you're looking for something a bit less fiddly, the larger LOZ brand toys are great, I made the pink ice cream van set and loved every second of it :)Would recommend to anyone into really really really cute stuff!

The set is adorable but there’s a lot more downs then ups, the pieces are too small and bend easily, they are really hard to put together and the bricks fall off easily like they are not meant to be on the other blocks. The instructions is what set me off though, super unclear and doesn’t show you how to properly build it. It also messed up my instructions by telling me to build it one way but the next steps need completely different way. I am 15 and autistic and Lego is my hyperfixation at the moment, so I was really disappointed! Overall the set is very cute but very very small for the price

Started making these as a little hobby in the evening. I love them. They are small which I love. They don’t take up a lot of space to be able to display them. Very cute! Definitely giftable. Great quality!

I saw some no-so-great feedback on this set but I’m SO happy with my purchase.Yes, I am adult and yes, I too have adult-sized fingers. These are mini bricks, but I always use tweezers for building sets... because, uh hello ✋🏼.There were a few times that I admitted “oh, I missed that step” but it wasn’t due to the instructions, but rather I needed to slow down and double-check. This set doesn’t come with “brick-by-brick” instructions but it felt very similar to Lego instructions.Don’t sleep on this set, it’s super cute 💕

Enjoyed this has some funny pieces

It's cute but not compatible with figures. Images shouldn't depict a larger size.

There is a laundry list of detailed instructions - front and back - to sort through. Pretty sure I chipped a tooth prying the blocks apart after interpreting the destructions incorrectly. There is a separater tool included that I can’t figure out. When the seller said “mini,” they weren’t kidding. The person in the set is smaller than my pinkie nail. My adult fingers fumble with teensy cookies and can we talk about the toast?? The devil toast on the top of the building is my white whale. Isn’t this a child’s toy you may be asking yourself. Why yes. Yes, it is. But my child being far wiser than his parent tried the first part putting the ground floor together and realized the —- show this is and left mom to spite finish the project. I don’t want to admit how much time I’ve invested in the bakery. I will admit it is not complete. I honestly don’t know how much is left. I’ve got the toast delicately balanced on top and can’t touch it for fear of knocking it loose. Again. I eye it as I pass through the living room but haven’t worked up the courage (or crazy) to attempt the big finish. To be Frank, I’ve run out of curse words, my tooth hurts, and all of my nails are split from prying the mini devil bricks apart. I have looked Satan in the eye and embarrassed to say, I blinked first.