Huehaik Micro Mini Blocks Titanic Model Building Set with 1860 Piece Mini Bricks Toy, 3D Puzzle DIY Educational Toy Gift for Adults and Kids

I love these sets. The small scale makes it easy to display, though a little more challenging to build.

We have purchased other micro block toys before and this one was top notch. The directions are wonderful. They show the quantity and style of block needed in each step, along with the diagram. Some lesser products only show diagrams and you have no idea which pieces to use. It was challenging enough for my 11 year old to stay engaged and fun because she needed my help. I loved putting it together!

I got this for my son who lives on Titanic. This was a little hard for him to build. There are a lot of mini-blocks that are hard to assemble. The one annoying thing was that the brick grip was tight to each other. Making a mistake was very hard to undo. For the both of us this was not fun to build and we were glad we were done. This is really made for people who are in advance in Legos. If you are not and your are casual lego builder like I am this would be a tough build.Builder beware :-)

This product is awesome! It is exactly what is described I couldn’t be happier with the build

Very hard but fun

This model Titanic was fun to put together. It has thousands of bricks. They did a pretty good job of replicating the shape of the original ship, plus iceberg! The interior of the ship is mostly hollow, and there were a few occasions where I dropped a piece into the middle and had to back up a few steps in order to extract it. That was kind of a drag. Other than that it's a pretty nice set for your Titanic and/or brick building enthusiast. There were even a pretty sizable number of extra pieces.

I've had a few things we've done with these smaller blocks, and generally I myself am not a fan of them, which is why I give them to other people.This one was well done at least, pieces model well, and went together well. I'm looking forward to the huge Lego Titanic coming out in another four weeks or so, but this one was a good present to a fellow Titanic fan who won't spend that much money for a model she could build herself.Final product looks pretty good though, I'll admit.

This was incredibly fun to build, and I didn't expect it to be as rewarding as it was. The bricks were obviously China-made and not authentic, and the product pictures definitely exaggerated the size as well. I think the novelty of this boat is just to be able to put it on a desk and admire it, and after a bit of glue, I think it'll hold together nicely. My one complaint is the instructions, because they were very unclear, not at all like your typical LEGO instructions. Instead, they were more of a "blueprint" and none of the steps were divided into sub-steps, it was more just layer by layer building.