HI-REEKE One Piece Ship in a Bottle Micro Building Blocks Set, Anime Thousand Sunny Pirate Mini Bricks Boat Model Battleship Toy Kit for Adults Kids Teens（Not Compatible with LEGO-1601PCS

Really fun! Pieces were super tiny and took a while to do, but still a great little activity for me and my husband!!

My fingertips hurt so bad by the end of the build because of all the tiny sharp pieces and my neck hurt from the strain of trying to get closer to see the pieces better. There was only one little cube that was wrong in the instructions (there and then gone on the next page) and the first page was horrible trying to place all the blue pieces. They don't sort these near as well as Lego would so sorting the pieces is a crucial step. I never had to do that with any Lego builds; the different bags were enough. I also had to use pliers a lot to push pieces together because of how tough and sharp the pieces are. I will say that you won't need to worry about missing pieces or if you do I probably have them because I had so much left over I felt I could've made a second one. I'm giving it a high rating though because I bought it with the end result in mind and it looks great. There was a lot of attention to detail and also a great idea for a One Piece knickknack

I love the building block ship in a bottle concept. Pay a 150+ for the Lego version wasn't an option.I am a fan of One Piece and thought this was a great alternative to the name brand. How ever this isn't the most well designed piece. But don't let this deter you from getting it. This is just a buyer beware post.First of the stand is garbage. It doesn't stay together and certainly doesn't support the weight of the piece. If it moves a minuet fraction it falls apart and so does the ship inside. I eventually tossed it after having to fix my ship several times. Just lay the bottle flat and everything is fine.Second the cross bones behind the lions head are only supported by a small piece. They are not tied in to the build of the ship to give the support. So they are the first things to fall off.The weight of the sails cause the mast to bend slightly so they to collapse if slightly knocked.Some of the wave pieces to are flimsy and will collapse if something falls on them.The plus side about this build is it looks fantastic when complete. I have thought about super gluing those pesky pieces to keep them in place I just haven't gotten to that point. So it's just an idea for a more permanent solution.If you have a place that isn't highly trafficked and will be left alone then this piece will be a great addition. Sans the stand (it was the cause of most of my issues), then get this great collectors peice.Note: these blocks are tiny they aren't standard lego size. Do not expect them to be any where near the quality of lego blocks either. They are good for what the price is.

The media could not be loaded. We had the best time building it took us about a week doing 3 to 4 pages a day, it was so much fun. My son called it a work of art. (The pieces are “micro” as it says on the box) we highly recommend

The title says it all.The instructions included are difficult to read a lot of times as they are just pictures of what the entire next layer is and many of the color blocks look similar and aren't labeled in the instructions.Also, many portions of the assembly like the sails are extremely fragile and can fall apart in your hand trying to assemble them or like the rudder/portions of the head will fall off because they're not well secured.We aren't finished putting it together, but it does look good. And getting it together is a satisfying accomplishment, but I wouldn't have been able to get as much of it together as we have so far by myself.