FOCO NFL Unisex-Child NFL 3D BRXLZ Construction Toy Blocks Set - Helmet

It is very tiny pieces. So I do not recommend for kids to do it alone. You lose one piece and it messes it up. I suggest you separate all the shapes first to make it easier to assemble. The instructions can be confusing but once you figure it out then it gets better. I would suggest someone watch it on youtube on how to put it together if you are doing these for the first time. It is time consuming which I actually like. The end result is worth it. Just be careful to make sure the pieces are in tight so it doesnt fall apart while holding it. It is great for any fan for their team. Great to decorate. And if you want, you can always take it apart and put it back together. It is a great gift or great to just buy yourself. I bought 2 for myself and love it. Always worth it at the end when it is completed. So cool.

Loved buying it for and building it with my dad. The pieces are *tiny* though, so be forewarned before buying it to do with a child. It can be frustrating to put together with those small pieces, they are significantly smaller than legos. And once its built the facemask part is *soooo* easy to break, to the point we did that bit last rather than first because it kept breaking.Final product is true to the pictures (albeit, small), and its a lot of fun to do. Came with extra pieces so the world doesn't have to end if you lose one.

As a lover of Seahawks and Legos, this partially filled my off-season itch for both.First, the blocks for this are tiny. Maybe 1/4 the size of a normal Lego. The build is also a bit backwards, doing the most delicate section (facemask) first. During the build there are some very delicate points, like just after the rear is attached, two single studs bear the weight of about 30 pieces for a few steps. Other than that it's fairly straight forward, and the final piece is fairly strong and has nice shaping. For a block project... 5/10.The colors and design are really fun as a fan of the Seahawks. I really enjoy the piece as a desk accessory at work. Look and feel.. 9/10.My set came with 1 melted piece, I have no idea how that happened when the rest were fine. But it also came with a spare of every piece except the printed rear logo plate. There were enough extras that I was able to add some studs and reinforce the connection of the face mask to the helmet on both sides, and add a 2 stud wide center bar to the face mask for extra strength. That made it significantly more robust. It was also nice that they include a little stud wrench.As a tinkerer and a Seahawks fan I really enjoyed this. As a straight up block toy it's a bit underwhelming. Go 'Hawks.

The Brxlz set was incredibly challenging but totally with it in the end. Every single grey and blue piece in the center of the helmet is an individual piece, and they are SMALL. The instructions will absolutely get you through the build but they do require you to pay close attention. I would consider this to be an adult build or an older kids with a lot of patience and attention to detail. The face shield portion of the build is very delicate and I found it best to apply a little super glue to stop it from falling apart. Fantastic and very fun build.

This is the second one I have done... they are totally addicting!Once finished they have turned into really cool desk displays.For those people who complained about directions and pieces... I don't what the alternative would be. You have to slow down and pay attention. If you get off by ONE you are in trouble. But yes, the facemask is very flimsy and easily falls apart while building.I'm not a big puzzle fan so these have been fun projects.If you decide to get one of these my recommendation is to start by sorting out all of the pieces and then either separate them out in container OR go through and sort out the pieces you will need for each step and label them in baggies. I know that seems crazy, but trust me it's worth it.remember take you time!

This is a really neat concept and a really great gift idea however I regret getting several of these for family gifts. Despite it being a really fun and cool gift idea, it ended up not being fun for anyone I gave them too, it was actually more like torture. Firstly, many of the pieces are way too small and extremely difficult to work with especially if you have larger hands. Trying to use tweezers for the tiny pieces often sent the pieces flying everywhere. The pieces are also difficult to keep in place because they are randomly popping off or coming off and moving when attempting to place other pieces. The directions, well they are absolutely horrible!!!! If you are thinking of giving this as a gift really think about the person your giving it to. I highly recommend you DO NOT give this to someone with PTSD, OCD, anxiety, stress prone, or those who cannot get stressed out. Trying to put this together is a very tedious and time consuming process and with the ongoing issues of the awful instructions, super small pieces, and the easiness of them breaking apart it is only cause for frustration and possibly anger in someone with these circumstances. This gift went from being super cool and the envy of all Christmas gifts - to being shattered on the floor then thrown into the trash when it was nearly finished but came apart after a month long of working on it daily for several hours each day.

I highly recommend leaving the face mask for last because it’s so flimsy, otherwise it was a pretty cool project to make. The instructions were easy. The pieces are very small so my husband was not able to do it. It definitely takes a delicate touch to complete.

Very difficult to put together, even for an adult. Pieces are much smaller than legos & come apart much more easily in the building process. It was definitely very challenging & at times, frustrating for our teenager who has large hands. Would not recommend for anyone under a teenager. With that being said though, it is so neat after being put together, but very delicate! We purchased a protective case to keep it in, so it does not accidentally get broken apart.