CAXIMSY Peach Blossom Pond Building Blocks Set,Building Blocks Set Gifts for Adults and Kids, Micro Bricks Cherry Blossom Tree House Kit with LED Light and Display Box（2500+Pieces）

TL;DR It's pretty and quite time-consuming in a good way, but some pieces don't fit great and the instructions aren't perfect. It is very good for the money. Pros: Very time-consuming. This took me around 4-6 hours to build. This is impressive considering the price. Comes with quite a few extra pieces, so you can modify other micro-block sets. Instructions are generally clear. Mine came with a spare LED module I can use on another set. Beautiful end result Cons: Some pieces don't fit right. Most of my 1x1 plates had the hole slightly offset so they had to be rotated to fit, and some of the pieces for the smaller palm-style trees were a bit loose. The tassels that get installed in the globes on the big tree had to be put in with a pair of pliers, as the globe pieces were very tight. It requires a bit of patience at times (step 2 tells you to install 175 pieces in a single step) Step 46 in the instructions is wrong as best as I can tell, you need to install a clear L piece with the gap facing towards the back-left of the drawing instead of the clear 2x2 depicted. Some of the assemblies, especially the smaller floating island, try to come apart when you install them. Would I buy this again knowing what I know now? Absolutely. It's an amazing deal given the cost, and was a great way to spend part of a weekend. I'm giving it 5 stars because I can't ask for anything more given the price. That said, it's probably not good for younger children.

The pieces were very small but it was very easy to assemble and fun to build. I loved the design and the lights as well, the instructions were easy to read and i would definitely purchase something similar.

I do agree with everyone else that the island is unstable (especially because I feel like the 6 dot piece that it's balanced on is off by a couple squares), the Chinese lantern pieces didn't fit together, a couple pieces were deformed but there were replacements, and sometimes the plants wouldn't stay on. But I had all the pieces. I had a ton of extra pieces and backups for everything. It's literally ends up just as big and cooler than the legit $160 legos and took me longer to build. I want more of them. It was probably about 12 hours of entertainment. Putting the island on was very frustrating. Don't give to anyone who isn't willing to deal with frustration and willing to be somewhat creative. I think I ended up replacing the 6 dot block holding up the island with a like 4x6 or something to shift it forward 2 dots. At some point you get mad at the plants falling off and just throw them all on at the end. Trying to put the lights/river on caused the island to fall over at least 3 times and there's not really a good way around it. Maybe look at the light/river step that's towards the end to see if you can somewhat mitigate the issue in advance. Maybe do as much of the island river as you can before attaching the island to the rest of it. I also agree that the light string is long. Consider folding in half. Would not give to anyone under like 10.

First time putting a micro brick set together. Instructions are not the greatest. It starts out as a top down view for 4 steps and then changes to isometric view. Isometric is fine for visualizing in 3d but it prevents proper identification of the block shape needed. To make matters worse, the printed manual is not color accurate leading once again to difficulty choosing the right bricks especially since there are no colors written next to the bricks show. I understand this is to facilitate selling in countries with different languages. English is fairly universal and easy to look up if you aren't proficient. Unclear instructions runs the risk of running out of needed bricks if the wrong ones are chosen by mistake. The plastic display case is a flimsy joke held together with clear rubber bands which will dry out and break over time. Don't bother with the lighting included. It runs on button batteries when USB power would have worked better. You can buy better fairy lights on Amazon that don't require expensive batteries. Don't worry about losing a few or having missing parts. There are extras of all needed parts included. You will have leftovers even if you follow the instructions perfectly. This is perfect for your own customizations later. Do not rush this. It will take days if not weeks to complete. This is not a casual build like a Lego set. I highly recommend getting a good tweezer set to save your fingers and either magnifying glass or reading glasses if you have poor near vision. This is a perfect project for adults to spend some bonding time assembling with their child.

Truly beautiful set and fantastic for the price, pieces are very small but that makes for a very intricate and beautiful result

Cute idea but the pieces are cheap, the final result shows the quality of what it’s made from.

Very good lego, my daughter loves the lego and came with all the instructions, lighting.

the instruction were a little unclear in places that I will definitely buy another