Digital Camera Building Blocks Set, 627 PCS MOC Building Model Kit, Creative Digital Block Set, Retro Camera Collectible Brick Model Toy, Construction Toy for Adults Girls

Obviously this isn't LEGO, however it's similar. My Dad has many little lego figures, models, the like, on his shelf and I thought this detailed camera would be a perfect addition! He told me that the instructions were clear to read, and it made sense as he went along building it. Now it sits proudly on his shelf! Great little build for anyone of any age, however, you may need to help smaller children as there are a lot of smaller, delicate parts!

I am a 44-year-old guy who has been struggling a bit with my mental health and my mate suggested I build some Lego. I found it so therapeutic just to switch off and build the official Lego camera I bought. I looked around and found these camera construction sets. It's a much smaller block than official Lego. I've been listening to one of my favourite YouTube channels and just building the cameras. It took me about an hour in total per set and was time and money very well spent. Some pieces are very small so wouldn't recommend to anyone under 10 or has poor dexterity. I had to use my tweezers a few times. I thought the price was excellent for the product. It's a shame Lego is so expensive I just think £100+ for a Lego set is a bit much.

Although there was a piece missing, it wasn’t a critical part and it spooked fine after completion. It comes with easy to follow instructions so overall, I’m happy

Value for money Easy to assemble Looks good when made, perfect size

Micro building bricks - i.e. 3/4 size of the standard bricks. Nice and relaxed build. I would have hoped the prints on the front would align better. At least they used prints and no stickers... I wonder how many of my friends will think this is a real camera? :) None of the smart ones obviously. ;) And no, this is not a model if a *digital* camera. That particular model was as analogue as analogue comes. According to Wikipedia the first model of this type was introduced in 1929, the depicted model here probably in 1938. No idea how they came to describe it as "digital"?

Great quality and value for money. With at least half of the logos printed on it looks even better

It's fun to make but the pieces kept falling off

As i referred to the last pretend Lego camera set, don’t bother with this make. If you like Lego the real mccoy, don’t buy this, it’s not very good. Even though it looks like Lego and is very similar and cheaper, I suppose you get what you pay for.

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