GIDDY UP RIDES 44pcs People Minifigures Building Bricks Community Building Blocks Party Toys Kids Gift

Very pleased with this assortment. The figures came in three small packages inside one ziplock bag; inside those were 48 individually-wrapped sets of pieces, one set for each figure. (See attached pictures.)Pros:- My set matches the picture, with no duplicates or missing figures.- Interesting selection of characters, ethnicities, costumes, etc.- Each figure is composed of 8 to 11 pieces (unlike similar name-brand ones which would be about 4 or 5), so it will keep kids busy for a while. (A typical figure consists of: base, left leg, right leg, torso, "hips" [small piece to connect the legs to the torso], left and right upper arms, left and right forearms, head, and hair or a hat, for a total of 11 pieces.)- Good quality: no missing pieces as far as I can see; the paint on the faces and clothing are sharp and clear; pieces fit together well. I assembled three of them, and then dropped them onto a hard tile floor to see what would happen. Two of them (the two with bases) stayed completely together; the third (the lady in the kimono) separated at the waist but her arms, head, and hair all stayed attached.- Super speedy delivery.Cons:- Some of the pieces are a *very* tight fit, and younger children will have difficulty assembling them. I found the arm-to-torso connections the toughest -- you just have use enough pressure (a lot!) to snap them together without being afraid that you're going to break them.10/10 would buy again.

I bought these to expand the old and new LEGO set at Grandma’s house. They are perfect for 4 and up - all the teeny pieces for each person are packaged together. So you get 48 packages of about a dozen pieces each. They are mixed characters in terms of gender, ethnicity, and career/dress. The kids loved putting them together as much or more than playing with them. One bag had 2 left legs, but the kids just put it on backwards and decided she has a cast on her leg. Be aware that these are teeny pieces—the hands especially. But they snap together in the arms securely so the only reason they’re floating around is because someone wanted that hand off really badly! After I bought my set, I’ve bought 2 more for grandkids who LOVED them and REALLY needed them at home in their own set!

Perfect to put in a Christmas shoe-box for children around the world.

These are designed to be pretty sturdy but be aware they require some strength to assemble the arms which is actually a good thing in that they are not likely to fall out. I expected them to be assembled but they are not and it took several minutes to assemble correctly (easy to put arms in upside down), so allow 3 or 4 minutes PER PERSON. I doubt a young child could force the arms in without help.

We bought these and took all pieces apart and made a birthday activity for my son’s 5th birthday party. The kids loved it. This was a great idea. Highly recommended!

It was a lil hard to put together and some arms broke if I was to tough. Some pcs were missing or I had an extra leg. I did like that it kept my kid busy and occupied for a while and he enjoyed them once they were all built and continues to play with them daily.

Good quality, nice variety. Arms and hands can be difficult to attach. I used a rubber jar opener which was helpful. Well packaged with no missing pieces but 10 people come without stands, no idea why.

Everything was fine except those 3 missing arm hope the seller send me the rest tnx