Mega Construx Probuilder 🔓 Grayskull Multicolor: Unlock Limitless Building Fun! Review

I bought it for my husband, he loved it. He enjoys building LEGOs and has a soft spot for all Masters of the Universe. Reviews about it were great and it looked very high quality. He didn't want to buy it for himself because of the price, but I wanted to make him happy! It was worth every penny. The build was fantastic - each section has a coordinating bag with all the parts needed for that section. He liked working on a section every few days; served him for a long time. He works on other LEGO

I've been collecting Masters of the Universe Mega Construx figures since they first hit the store a few years ago and they haven't disappointed. I never owned the original Castle Grayskull, but this is the exact same version! It has all the secret doors, traps, weapon racks, elevators, drawbridges and features of the original :D Figures are exclusive to this set and are of the same quality as any other release, the only way to get the Sorceress and Goddess. It's also the comic variants of…

The Mega Construx Castle Grayskull is a great homage to the original 1980's playset, but based on a modern take on Mattel's latest Masters of the Universe Classics series. I like the idea of possible minifigures as they don't take up much space to display or play with. It has many gameplay features and was a pleasure to build, will take a considerable amount of time to build. What's good: 1) Artbox. The art and attention to detail on the packaging is wonderful, from the inside pages to the…

First off, this isn't Lego. The quality of the brick is not very good. The Mega has come a long way from the crumbly styrofoam bricks of Halo's early days. Now they use ABS, the same material as Lego. But the feeling is not the same. Bricks have sharper edges. Connecting and disconnecting requires a lot more effort than Lego. Your fingers will hurt a lot after creating such a massive set. But in many ways, it's worth stepping out of Lego's comfort zone to see another company design something on

I'm 39 years old and have been collecting spooky and skeletal toys for the last ten years and rediscovered the joy of Lego when sets were released that finally ventured into yours truly traditional taste. Finally, my unfulfilled childhood toy wish came true: not just a Lego castle, but a vampire castle, which I combined with related sets and surrounded by Lego graveyards. Unfortunately, Lego genres don't always last long, but that's when off-brand building block systems come into play. The more