dOvObMicro Mini Blocks Titanic Model Building Set with 2 Figure, 1872 Piece Mini Bricks Toy, Gift for Adults and Kids

My son loves legos and I wasn’t wanting do do a one-on-one project with him. I haven’t put a lego together since I was little so I was excited to find this set on sale before Christmas.We just got around to putting it together. It took us about six hours & I think it looks better than the photos. The instructions were pretty self-explanatory. We only had a problem when it came to the smoke stacks, one of the inner pieces looks like a different piece in the photos but we figured it out after building the first one.We ended up with 87 extra pieces & I’m not mad about it because these blocks are very small and some are clear which makes for a very difficult time finding them on the carpet lol. 63 of the extra pieces were not shown anywhere in the instruction booklet or in any photos. I think they may belong to a different set because they are oddly shaped pieces that don’t really make anything Titanic-y. We used some of the extra clear pieces to make the iceberg bigger. The others will be consumed by the vacuum eventually. It also came with an oar, a slide and Jack & Rose which I thought was hilarious.The only thing I wish was different was the way the blocks are bagged. I wish they were sorted more in some type of order. I had to open four different bags to complete the first layer. We still figured it out though. I used a few shallow Tupperware dishes and dumped each bag into its own container to keep them somewhat sorted.I really enjoyed doing this with my son. We finished it pretty quickly considering the size and amount of blocks there are. We’re now shopping for another!I would like to add… I almost didn’t purchase this due to quite a few negative reviews about the size & difficulty but I couldn’t disagree more. I knew when I bought it what size it would be… they’re called MICRO blocks and the dimensions are clearly stated so I don’t think the seller is at fault for that one lol they were easy to use but I have small hands so maybe I’m not the best judge. I do recommend grabbing some tools. A pair of needle nose pliers and some tweezers helped tremendously when putting it together. Hopefully this helps someone.

Super awesome product! I got it as a gift for my brother and he loves it! He did say the blocks are super tiny lol, great product overall and definitely recommend as a present!

This is the 4th kit from this company I have built, I love the results. I first did their Eiffel Tower and fell in love with it so I bought others, still have their Statue Of Liberty to do. Fortunately for me I have their tweezers from that first kit which are amazing for gripping these tiny pieces.Their kits aren't for the newbies - the pieces are tiny. In this case the instruction were different from the others I'd done but it made sense why. Still - figuring out where to put the clear pieces is challenging. There is also some structural issues near the bridge but nothing like on their Eiffel.I also did as someone else said - added extra ice with the extra clear blocks to secure the front ocean plate better.In the end tho - this thing looks great! I know the ship sailed the Atlantic but I used the leftover bricks to add 2 tiny penguins to the iceflow :D

Build was a bit difficult at times due to size of the pieces, it was hard to grip the pieces at times and pieces ended up falling into part of the ship resulting in shaking it to get the piece back out. It would have been easier if this set came with the tweezers as some of the others do. I was missing one of the minifigures but other than that it was an amazing set to build, worth the money for the amount of detail.

This was the first set I purchased from this store and certainly won't be the last. It is a very detailed, accurate, and sturdy build, and it was a bunch of fun to put together. This set really isn't meant for younger children, as it requires a lot of patience and concentration, has many easy to lose small pieces, and more difficult instructions than Lego sets do. As long as you have some patience and a large surface to spread the pieces out and stay organized, it's a very fun project.

This was a nice set for my son. A lot of small pieces and takes a while to put together. My son enjoyed the challenge and the fact it didn't take a,few,minutes or hours

I am an experienced LEGO builder. I wanted to try this dOvOb mini brick set because I love Titanic. The dOvOb instructions (sample attached) are not as clear as LEGO instructions and the dOvOb bricks are not sorted into numbered, plastic bags like LEGO. All of the dOvOb bags have to be opened at once. I was able to build Titanic but it was a frustrating, flimsy build that is poorly designed. By design, not all of the bricks interlock. The instructions require that some bricks be balanced on top of other bricks. This causes portions of the ship to break. Fixing the breaks added hours to the build. The four smoke stacks, which are extremely fragile, crumbled several times. To fix them, it was necessary to disassemble the decks around them, rebuild the smoke stacks, reattach the smoke stacks and then rebuild the decks. Overall, the build can be figured out, but it is extremely frustrating due to a poorly conceived design and instructions. Finally, I would note that many of the bricks are REALLY small 1/8 of an inch by 1/8 of an inch.

Very challenging