Flowers Building Set for Adults, Compatible with Lego Flowers Roses Plants Picture Frame, Botanical Collection Wall Art Home Office Decor, Ideas Gift Building Toy for Boys Girls (768 PCS)

I am not a strictly Lego girl so when I see a set that is just beautiful, I go for it. As was the case with this. It is a beautiful and involved build that allows me to keep more flowers around me that I don't have to water.

Excellent

I've built MANY flower sets and this one was the most frustrating. In part because all of the bags have the same number. As a busy Mom, I can't always finish a build at once, certainly not one this complicated, so it's nice to know I can break it up and not have to dump out all of the parts at once. I had every bag open before I finished even one floral element.I was able to replace a number of missing pieces from my floral elements stash. In many cases, the attachments were too small to be stable or to add the next part without dislodging everything near it. There was too much tension in the build itself, that's why one dad described it as just spontaneously falling apart. Much of the front panel is unnecessarily covering up the backing with flat pieces that makes the build harder to follow. The sheer number of these pieces makes it hard to move anything, which you inevitably will because of the tension. The thin pieces make the buildnitself hard to follow because each step is adding a thin layer of bricks in multiple places. By the time you need to move something to make a flower or leaf fit better, it's layers of different flat pieces and very frustrating.1 - Per the instructions, the frame is started, 2 - front panel with all the flowers and 3 - finally the back with the stand (don't get me started on how that will NOT hold up the whole thing for more than a second.) I would do the build 1-3-2 and have the entire frame together before placing a single flower. It's nearly impossible to place pressure on the entire length without popping the whole thing apart in the front. (I used my craft pliers that I already had to pull out with limited success.My note to te designers would be to make the acking ONE PIECE. It's tw pieces with no way of reinforcing in the back due to different connecting modes, just some very flimsy flat front pieces between the two.The one upside I can say is that it's innovative, but the design and instructions and quality are not quite where they need to be.

These were super cute to build with my husband. He loves Lego but he said this was a comparable brand to Lego! They were a little hard to understand the directions but we love how they turned out!

My daughter was so excited. She really enjoyed building this. It turned out so cute and the size is nice.

Haven’t finished this build yet but it is challenging. I don’t think I’m going to finish it. Some of the pieces don’t fit well. I’ll need to use a hot glue gun for certain pieces to attach and hold. I’m hoping the end result will be worth it. I don’t find it fun to build as I do with other builds.

I would put your frustration elsewhere. Thing is pretty but junk and its near impossible to get each flower shoved in over top of another and if you do another flower just falls off. The back has a leg that you have to try and push on the back at the very end to hold it up and it is near impossible because you can’t lay it down on the face of it and if you push front falls apart so I gave up putting back piece on and just put it upright in my Lego cabinet. I would avoid.

The bricks are well made and fit easy but tightly together. Instructions are straight forward and easy to follow. The only problem is the slight color differences between the bluish pieces and finding them in the manual. I found it easiest to put the different color pieces in separate piles. I can't figure out the design idea of the wall hanging bracket. Seems odd.