Nanoblock 58100 Giraffe Review

Not yet opened. This is a Christmas present for a friend when I finally see her. She loves giraffes. Lots of small details but looks cool

I like the design of this giraffe, although it is a bit difficult to assemble. I want the baseplate to be green. Who came up with the idea that the black baseplate would match the giraffe's natural habitat?

Bought this for my daughter. Of course, it was more difficult to assemble than Lego, but she liked it. Our only complaint is that the legs and tail keep falling off. In the end we decided to just stick them on as she didn't want to take them apart. They're so thin they fall off with the slightest hit.

Nano blocks are much, much smaller than LEGO, which makes them a bit difficult to build by default. However, building with them is a great hobby, and because the finished project is so small, they make great home and office decor (when kept out of the reach of pets and small children or clumsy co-workers).

I have a 12 year old cousin who still LOVES Lego but has pretty much every Lego ever made. I got him this nanoblock kit for his birthday and he loves it! It was a challenge for him (parts are VERY small) and the end product is really cute (even a 12 year old thought so). ;) I think this product is best suited for a child aged 8+ because the parts are very, very small.

It was fascinating because we love Lego, but the nanoblock quality is just lacking. It was EXTREMELY difficult to get the giraffe's bulky body onto those skinny legs and then onto the base without breaking the legs. Again and again. When we finally put it together we realized that the leg spacing could have been better, so against our better judgment we purposely disassembled it to adjust the spacing. A bit silly but now it's reassembled and on the shelf. NO ONE CAN PLAY WITH IT because it just

The level of this activity is 3 out of 5. I'm not usually very good at solving puzzles but I was still able to use the instructions to assemble the giraffe. I didn't really find it much more difficult than the blue parrot which is rated 1 out of 5, but the parrot was my first time building nano blocks and it took me a while to figure out what the instructions said. me to do. This time I already understood the instructions, so it wasn't that difficult for me. I really enjoyed collecting it and I