“I grew up playing with LEGO, so this was a wonderful bit of nostalgia.Took about an hour and a half, and each step was separated out by a numbered bag, so it was stupendously easy. I took photos of the process after each step, but who knows if they will upload in the correct order. (I skipped step five, because I prefer the green tree.)Interesting, the LEGO group is on a quest to make all LEGO bricks from sustainable sources by 2030. There are three pieces in this set which are made from sugarcane. (I gave into temptation and licked one; it tasted just like the rest of the LEGO.)”
“So, this was my first kit in about 20 years. The directions were easy to follow, and the kit was relaxing to build. I’m tempted to buy another one to have a kit with the standard green bonsai as well.Highly recommend for any skill level!”
“A neat looking set, but BOY is it fragile. It fell apart during construction at about a dozen different intervals. The bits simulating the rocks really get in the way while building/rebuilding. I wouldn't add them until absolutely last, rather than in the middle as suggested. Whole thing took about an hour and a half, with five to ten minutes dedicated to reconstruction. A pretty piece once it's done, but I am hesitant to ever touch it again, from risk of implosion.”
