Cherry Blossom Micro Building Blocks Set, Japanese Creative Mini Bricks Model Flower Train Station Architecture for Adults and Kid Age of 14+ 3668PCS

I enjoyed putting this set together with my daughter. LOTS of little pieces, requires patience and focus. Rather therapeutic and relaxing. Came out looking great! I highly recommend having some super glue on hand for certain strategic points that require a little extra holding strength. Not a big deal, it's more of a sculpture than a toy set. Definitely not for small children. They are not normal lego size, they're about 1/2 scale, so a bit more challenging, but takes much less space on the shelf when finished. Some good tweezers are handy to have. I'm actually impressed that the pieces fit well despite the smaller size.

Honestly this was hard to put together and I hated all the small pieces I haven’t even finished it

Cool set and fun to build, but I got it delivered without one of the necessary bags of pieces so I’m unable to finish it.

This was a Christmas gift for my granddaughter because she loves anime.

No instructions other than a picture book and none of the pieces are numbered! I am so disappointed in this puzzle!!

The overall build is a good choice for people who like the tediousness of building legos with mico pieces. I tend to do them very fast over a couple of days and nights, so I've been saving time to open this one for months (my undoing). I am about halfway through building this; many hours of my life are spent hunching over attacking things without another thing breaking off when I realize there is a whole other set of dark pink that was not included in my box. Not the flowers, not the branches, not even the stems. I am not exactly sure I know how I wanna proceed from here now that I have these half-built structures, but this is a warning for those who might be reading and considering buying: open your box when you receive it and make sure your colors are present.

My granddaughter was so happy with this purchase.

Review of Japanese station block set from the TEXXXIAN Store*UPDATE* - It's done. In the end, I was "missing" three pieces. I had all of the shapes in different colors, though, so it's entirely possible that we mixed up two light pink tree branches for dark pink ones and a little 1-stud reddish-brown piece for a dark brown piece. We also dropped a few pieces during the build. I am modifying what I said about everything fitting together well. The large cherry tree is an absolute nightmare. It relies on several pieces that rotate with only this teeny, tiny little peg connecting the pieces. It means that the tree is wobbly and incredibly frustrating. I have never done this before, but if the tree falls apart even one more time, I swear that I am going to superglue those two sections. At the moment, having stayed up later than I wanted finishing it last night, I am sick of it and don't want to see it. If you're not opposed to superglue and put it on without waiting for the tree to fall apart on you 10 times as you're trying to build it, I would still highly recommend the set. If you don't want superglue and get frustrated easily, keep your distance. I'm not going to change my rating yet until I've gotten over my disgust with the whole thing.The is an incredible little scene once it's completed. It's absolutely adorable, especially in the small size. We're close to finishing it, but I've had as much of those cherry trees as I can take for a while and the remainder is going to be on hold for a while. We have skipped around a little and completed virtually everything that isn't the branches of the largest tree.* Good block colors and minimal molding issues. Every once in a while you will see a light spot from molding on the finished piece, but most of those will be hidden.* Probably no missing pieces. We are very close to completing this set and so far there is only one piece missing. We have also spilled several pieces several times now. I think it far more likely that we misplaced the single missing piece than that it was not included.* Very small pieces can be tricky to hold and manipulate. This set is best done by someone with good dexterity and good eyesight.* Most of the pieces fit together tightly and securely. As is the case with real Legos and every other building set I've ever used, the lamp posts, trees, branches, and other small but long pieces get very touchy and can come off if you bump them. The connections in this set are no worse than the Lego Botanicals that I have been doing lately.* Bags are not separated into numbered steps the way Lego does. The bags do contain related pieces, however, and that definitely makes finding pieces easier.* Instructions are similar to Lego instructions and are fairly easy to follow. The only problem I've had with the instructions has been getting the wrong color a few times and sometimes that was entirely my fault (like not thinking and using pink branches for ones that were obviously white).I think this set is of very good quality and will certainly provide many hours of building. If you get it done, you will have a lovely block display. You just have to be prepared for many, many, many cherry blossoms. (ugh)