nanoblockPokemon - Raikou, Nanoblock Pokemon Series

So I love Pikachu don't get me wrong but the directions to assemble to this were really annoying as they combine two parts into one step for each section so there was a lot of looking back and forth and having to pressemble parts in the beginning it gets easier as times goes on..but I felt like I took a lot more time with him then I did assembling Piplup who had more pieces and his steps where laid out better. Also Pikachu's ears and tails are delicate so beware when handling. Overall I love the outcome.Piplup was a lot easier over pikachu and super adorable. I would definitely keep the pieces in a container and pick them out as you go along when you assemble so you don't lose them because they're all very small! Would not recommend for small children I feel like teenagers would have a better time handling it then super young ones...

My boyfriend loves pokemon, and we are going to have fun building this piece together also got him chimchar I think its how it's said but either way it's super adorable

It's so freaking cute!!! I've been staring at this Kyogre for half an hour now. The blocks are tiny but I expected that. It did hurt my fingers a little to put together tho because it's so tiny, but definitely worth it!

I received Bulbasaur and Charmander as gifts and decided to buy Squirtle to complete the Kanto starters. As a big fan of both Pokémon and Legos, I am thrilled with this product from Nanoblock! Just be careful when reading the instruction diagrams because it's easy to misplace pieces.

It's a bit of a challenge to start each section of the piece. And the steps are a little confusing at times since it has you do the assembling in layers basically. So getting the first and second together is annoying, and I found the head especially really fragile until about half way done. It kept coming undone. I guess if you simply stick it on a table and assemle it it might be easier, but the pieces are so small it feels more natural to hold it. idkBut the the end result is really cute. Saw these the first time and didn't like them, but saw them again and kind of did. And in person I actually love them.

If you've done other Pokemon Nanoblocks, this one is pretty standard! I always find it's easiest to empty all the bags and sort the pieces before starting. But in any case, this one doesn't take too long to assemble. Maybe an hour or so?The end result is very cute! However, Sylveon's ribbons are a chain of pieces that are barely hanging on to something. When it's sitting still, this is no problem at all. However, if someone tries to pick it up and look at it, the ribbons can easily fall off if they aren't careful. You'll want to look into Nanoblock glue if you leave it in a spot where others will inevitably grab it.Totally worth it! These things are so satisfying to assemble!

I have to shoo people away when they want to touch the finished product as the ears and tail fall off very easily. It's amazing that it came with extra pieces in case you need more! Colored instructions, sad it didn't come with the pad to build on, so I had to spend a little extra on getting a building pad.

It was a little smaller than I originally thought it would be, but is still super cute and easy to assemble.

The instructs are printed in away that it is hard to tell what pieces go where in places. The blocks easily come apart. Built item is not as robust as using regular Lego. One of the essential bricks was missing so we could not complete it. When I approached the manufactured and they demonstrated no interest in resolving the issue. It was clearly a fault at the factory. Sadly I discovered the brick was missing after the period I could have approached the seller. It was not there fault any way they were absolutely fine. It was the manufacturer at fault.

Love it :)Gengar is very happy at my desk with my old (pokemon red era) gengar figurine. (Funny to see how the colouring changed over the years)."Nanoblocks" are interesting. I won't hold it against their marketing too much for using the buzzword 'nano' for anything remotely small (let's be honest, they're milliblocks lol). They're a bit fiddly and I imagine people will lose pieces, especially the '1' square bits, but the design has been well made and there's good structural support when it's completed.I had a lot of fun building it up. The packaging and contents are well presented and you get a lot of spare pieces provided just incase :)The figurine builds to something like 4cm deep by 5cm high and wide and is gengar's lovely plum purple colour (rather than the almost dark lilac in the picture).Thinking about getting a squirtle in the not-too-distant future, mewtwo looks appealing, but i'd like to see a wider range to choose from :)

Bought this for my daughters birthday. When delivered, I thought it was odd being flat in an envelope style package? Once opened, it's tiny bricks so when assembled, is really small?! Not what I expected and definitely not worth the £10 I paid for it

If your expecting something really good, this isn't a product for you. The bulbasaur pokemon model is not that impressive to look at and just about looks like the pokemon it is based on. There are better Nanoblock models of pokemon in this particular series of nanoblock kits, but I don't recommend this one.I have 0 faults with the seller who sent me the product and it arrived much sooner then expected. So this is down to the ompany itself that produced the model and Kawada disappoints. But this is the problem with Nanoblocks is they hit or miss completely. This one just luucked out. It was simple to construct though the colours of the character could have been closer matched.

When I received this product, I was surprised to see that it didn't come in the packet advertised; instead it came in a plastic cylinder. It wasn't an official "nanoblock" product, but something called "Weagle". But I decided to give it a go anyway.Having made several Pokémon nanoblock creations before, I thought it would be just as fun. I was wrong. The blocks didn't fit into each other properly and would fall apart without me touching them. The instructions were appalling, and almost impossible to understand. Even with superglue this was an infuriating and difficult thing to make, and I had to give up in frustration. This product was such awful quality, and I am so disappointed. The blocks should easily fit into each other, and shouldn't fall apart by simply being held upside down.I would really recommend only buying these from the official nanoblock site. At least then you'll receive the actual item you're paying for.