Vziimo Fighter Game Micro Blocks Sets for Adults and Teens 14+ Building Toys, Creative Bricks Gifts for Game Fans- Compatible with Nano(1060 Pieces)

This item is great visually.. I will say it is VERY difficult to complete. For 1 the pieces are very small (which I understand and was expecting) 2 The problem I had was that the directions were absolutely horrible. You have to really be paying attention to figure out what piece goes where and in some points have to work a couple steps ahead just to complete certain portion. There are no words guiding you or numbering of any pieces. It is all visual.

Our 8 year old loves LEGO and building block sets -- coupled with a Street Fighter arcade "cabinet" with lights, what could be cooler? Was able to follow the instructions and finished it on his own pretty easily. Looks great once completed -- he loves it!

The pieces are really tiny, but that's what makes it enjoyably challenging. Loved the end product!

Bought this because I thought it would look nice and wanted a challenge. First off the directions are difficult to follow on some steps. For example in one step they have you add a row of bricks that are not connected to anything except the row above them. The major problem is that I am on step 6 of 15 and just found out I am missing 6 pieces for this step. Since I can't progress, not sure if other pieces are missing as well. And because of the size of the bricks, you can't swap in any you have.

This is a complicated build that will test your patience, but if you can power through it (try multiple sessions), it's definitely worth it. The instructions are a folded sheet where each image gives about 2-4 steps in one. I had to take my build apart like 3 times to backtrack because some of the pieces look so similar in size and color and the images on the instructions are pretty small. A pair of tweezers might come in handy as the pieces are tiny (some are literally 1x1 squares). The kit came with 2 tops for the arcade cabinet, one with lights and one without. I couldn't get the one with lights to hide the cord and the instructions aren't very clear, but it still looks awesome with the top that doesn't have lights. It was a total pain to be honest, but now that I've finished it, it's one of the nicest pieces I have on display.