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Adorable!

The meercat is one of the cutest animals in the wild. This Solar Garden Meercat Figurine Light brings that cuteness into our garden setting. The storytelling aspect with its young and hold a lantern is quite impactful. Being solar powered and the durable material with which it is made, make it a great trouble-free interesting feature in our garden.

If you're not into the whole metric system thing, 29cm in height (as in the image) is about half an inch shy of 12". I don't know what the "Product Dimensions" shown in the description refer to, because they aren't the size of this statue.The statue itself is pretty much as advertised. It's some sort of plastic resin, with nice detail. The light comes up short in a few ways. For starters, it's too large for the statue. You can even see in some of the images, the base of the light actually rests against the statue making it hang slightly crooked. The light produced is pretty dim, definitely just a quaint accent, but I will give credit where it's due - yesterday was very cloudy all day, and this light was still shining at 5:30 this morning. The metal hook hanging the light is really flimsy. Mine arrived all bent out of shape. It's good enough to hang the lightweight lamp though. The solar lamp just seems like a total afterthought, and the statue could pretty easily be used to hold something else (or a different solar light) as long as it could be hung by a hook from the hole provided.My only complaint about the statue itself is that there isn't a lot of weight to the bottom, and I feel like a strong wind would blow it over. Not that it's going to break (well, the light might) but I don't really want to have to set this statue back up every time there's a storm. Unfortunately, there's no simple way to stake the statue down. I may rig up something, but the base is large enough it would also be possible to partially bury it in dirt/mulch/gravel without harming the appearance to hold it in place, so that may be the intention.Overall, it's a cute addition to my garden. I just might keep an eye out for a light upgrade.