nanoblockPokémon - Venusaur, Pokémon Series Building Kit

Having previously purchased the Lugia Nanoblock, I was on the hunt for more of my favorite Pokemon to build. Luckily, piecing together Suicune managed to temporarily satisfy my craving. He's adorable! However, I was disappointed to find out that not one, but two of the 1x2 white blocks were missing from my parcel. Luckily, I was able to replace them with a few extras that my Lugia build came with, but I am still as disappointed as ever. I am now hesitant to purchase more of these builds, as tantalizing as they may be.

I ordered my good ol boy Totodile and there is definitely a bit of difficulty with the smaller pieces so you have to be careful when putting them together. Keep a gentle hand with it and you shouldn't have too many issues.THERE ARE EXTRA PIECES IF YOU LOSE ONE. There's one to a few extra pieces for each type of piece you would need so fret not if you drop one but I'd still try to avoid doing so.The instructions are easy to follow despite there only being pictures to go by as long as you do it one layer at a time.Smaller means more tedious but there's definitely more places you can display them when they're this small.

I knew going in that Rayquaza would be more fragile than other builds I've done, but the design does hold up surprisingly well on flat surfaces. The extra bricks allow for reinforcement, if you're willing to sacrifice some accuracy for more stability. It looks great completed for a perfect little desk buddy!You may want a puller tool from other nano scale building sets in case you make a mistake, as pieces of the same size are hard to separate without a tool, dental floss, or really tough fingernails.Build process was fun and simple, taking about 30 minutes with some interruptions from my kitten to complete.Picture has eight added bricks for stability scattered along the body and head.

I got the Grookey as a gift for a friend. Be aware that it is super tiny as other reviews have mentioned. My friend assembled it while on video chat and it was hilarious seeing how small the pieces are. While doing the first part, the pieces were all in different bags so it was a little confusing for them at first. It would probably be easier if each section was bagged together. The end result was really nice and super cute. Definitely a great gift.

The instructions for this Nanoblock build are easy to understand, but applying the head piece to Suicine as the finishing touch is ridiculously hard. Even the lightest force applied when putting those specific blocks together cause them to fall apart... to this day, this build sits on my table 99% finished, waiting for when I have the patience to finish the crown.

Got this for a friend for his birthday because he’s a big fan of Pokémon, especially Yamper. He had a great time building it! Only issue was that it falls apart easily and pieces can go missing if you aren’t careful. Wouldn’t recommend if you are accident-prone or lose things easily lol. Still a worthwhile gift for the price nonetheless.

smaller than expected but very fun to build! i recommend for lego and pokémon lovers.

So, I got 2 of my favorites, Kyorge came in super quick while Gengar took almost an entire month. Obviously excited for both, while Kyogre was exactly as described, Gengar is only partially as described? He did not come in a nanoblock bag/box. It's a different brand called Micro Brick?? Also much smaller than anticipated, he's still cute so I think I'll keep him, he came with his own base and a bonus Pokéball block 🙂 I just find it weird that I got a completely different brand it seems.