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In the past I have enjoyed reading other peoples reviews of lesser known building block brands. I find them both enjoyable and interesting to read as there is not that much information on non Lego brands available online. Anyhow I have decided to slowly make my own reviews available. I have a few se...

Looks great and you did a good job with the photo

Whenever I see a Lego friends minifig in a vehicle I feel sad that they can't sit down without falling over..

I think these more realistic style of bricks could expand the use of Lego models outside of the community. I also play table top wargaming and I could imagine these blocks would be great to make scenery for those games. Currently the scenery you use for wargaming are resin moulds that you paint but ...

From my experience the Lego Friends line is great for their target audience, young girls. My daughter is 6 and unsurprisingly her favourite minifigs are the Lego Friends ones. As for the buildings themselves, she likes them but usually ends up using her own creations. Personally I think at a young a...

Thanks for the link

I think these are more for adults than children because they are lacking the mini figures and special pieces (wheels, windscreens, doors, windows etc) that from my experience are what children really enjoy playing with. If you had a huge number of these tiny bricks you could make very detailed model...