The Little Prince Suitcase Building Blocks Set Construct, Create, Play Building Kit for Adults Home and Office

I’ve bought a LOT of off brand Lego sets, and this is by far the best. It is high quality, all of the pieces snap together very well and it’s a great design. Absolutely love the final product and can’t wait to put it in my home office. Can’t wait to buy more sets from this company!(Ignore the Prince’s missing foot, as my cat knocked the piece under the fridge)

SO MUCH FUN! I loved building this set and it displays perfectly. It was one of my favorite brick building experiences comparable to Lego. I would buy this again for a friend and definitely recommend.

This was a quick build for an adult but would also be great for doing with children. I love items that bring books to life for kids. This would make a great addition as a gift to the book or for someone who loves the story. It is meant for gentle play or used as a display. The instructions were easy to follow. The bricks are divided into 4 sections so you can do one area at a time.

Our oldest LOVES The Little Prince and legos. I was skeptical about ordering “legos” that weren’t real legos. However, I was pleasantly surprised when she told me that these were easy to use.

First off, why did they censor the prince in all the product images and video? They have the drawing version layed overtop in every image and he's blurred out in the video. I have no idea why, and I assumed that there wasn't going to be a minifig or something, but yeah, he's in there, and he's adorable.This is my first build I've done in a while, but it was a whole lot of fun. I recently had a family member pass and this ended up helping me take my mind off things for a good while, it was a nice break.The instructions are easy to follow. Everything it broken into bags to help make it easy to find what you need, so you're not dumping every piece all over the table at the beginning and constantly searching.The design of it is beautifully done, and expertly arranged. All the little details are so cute and fun to find, and I love how well they made it fold into a suitcase!! Also, the roses are amazing.I know this isn't officially a LEGO set, and I'll say you can feel it. There's something about it when you're putting the pieces together that it just doesn't click together right. However, you get used to it and forget it, but I will agree with some that the price is a bit high. It's beautiful, but I'm not sure I'd pay $45 for it.

as usual, there are a couple bumps along the way. some pieces not in the colour they should be and maybe one missing.i save all unused pieces so can always patch improvise.love it. the blocks fit well and is sturdy and the suitcare opens and closes.

This is the third set of Pantasy Lego Clone bricks I've built, and the most impressive one to me by far.For starters I'll have to say that their bricks fit just as well as Lego brand, which is basically perfect. They also give you parts in numbered bags, that correspond the to steps in the manuals, a very good tool (in pink w/blue imprinting no less), and an excellent step by step building manual; all VERY equal to the brand-name leader.This to me was a very special and excellent build. I've always been a big fan of the book since youth, and am very happy with this build from Pantasy.The build was very easy but quite interesting, I really like the work whoever designed this model. It's compact but extremely thematic, and all the parts fit and work perfectly in unison. I believe it captures the concept excellently. The colors are varied and vibrant, unlike many of the clone type sets.I REALLY LIKE the new (to me anyway) type of MINIFIGURE that came with the set. It's every bit as nice as Lego-MiniFigs, but actually articulates more. It's arms are on ball sockets so it has some (very limited, but still more than just the circular swivel) travel outside the one round rotational "plane", the head is also on a ball, though with the neck-scarf that doesn't really give extra moment for this fig as made, and the bottom of the torso with the legs can also swivel a bit. This makes it really quite abit more moveable overall than the standard Lego MiniFig! Nice!!My ONLY issues with the set would be one minor one and one personal pet peeve. 1) The box is really quite oversized for the kit, it could have been MUCH smaller (though Lego and Pantasy seem to prefer oversized boxes, but my closet doesn't). 2) I really don't like stickers that cover more than one brick, if you're going to do that, make them printed bricks. (Though here, it didn't seem too bad as thematically it worked and I could easily slit the stickers and/or adjust placement for less bricks covered). The stickers them selves seem to have some form of metallic backing inside, as if it touches, and you must peel it some to reposition it, and it really makes some weird little ripples in the sticker. They are quite nice, and peel/stick well, but one needs to be VERY careful about the placement, because you really want only to stick them ONCE. Makes air bubbles understickers also hard to get out or even poke with a pin.Overall I love this set, and have to give it 5 stars, as my only issues I don't really believe to be even a 1/2 star worth. (Still wish we could give less than 1 star increments!)The GOOD: Fit of bricks, quality, colors, finish etcManual, tool, theme, and design that is easy yet functions perfectlyNice batch of very good stickers (though I still prefer printed bricks)Easy build with I believe some nice play valueVERY nice, minifigure that is more articulated than the standard Lego oneThe IFFY: Big Oversized boxStickers that cover more than one brickSeems a little pricy at $70, for a "clone" setNo parts list/inventory pages (and I didn't see a number of parts listed either)The BAD: I could be wrong but I doubt that non-name-branded Legos ever reach collectable stage, so IMHO the price should be looked at alittle differently.