MEGA Pokémon Action Figure, Motion Pikachu Pokemon, Building Toys for Kids and Adults, Collectible Character Model with 1095 Movable Pieces, Toy for Ages 12 and Up, HGC2

Fantastic expected quality, took a couple of teens a few hours to assemble. Looks amazing on display. Great size

Purchased mega evee. Very cute, was quite fiddly, but was very enjoyable to build

The media could not be loaded. Awesome build 🫶Look at it run, so fun!Well worth the money, took about 7/8 hours to put together.One tip... really pay attention to the pieces, some look very similar and it can create confusion for younger kids.

Bought this for my son for Xmas, in sale so was value for money. It is bigger than I expected. Sooo many parts but all in separate bags and labeled. Instructions were good and quite easy to follow. Took us days to build it.The only thing I'd say is that the movement is a bit bumpy and you can rush when turning the handle. Also the tail Is rather large and held together by couple of small parts at the narrowest bit and with the weight of the tail it keeps falling off.

Such a fun build. Great price compared ro other sites. Compact and we had no missing parts.

Brilliant! a big kit, lots of parts but looks fantastic once built. And it moves!

Good instructions. All pieces were there and they were of good quality. Had many hours of fun building.

The media could not be loaded. So, after a month of fiddling about with this piece, I can safely say that I have survived without throwing in the towel.This is by no means suitable for anyone easily triggered with pieces not going in, parts falling off, having to rebuild pikachu 3 times and the treadmill falling apart.This was fun and therapeutic whilst also testing my patience at every clip and click of a not-so-Lego piece.The package arrived on time and with plenty of cardboard wrappings to secure it into place (mind you it depends on the your local amazon crew how they want to package).The actual box however was incredibly difficult to get into and only after destroying the box did I managed to get inside.The instructions were fairly straightforward enough just that when it comes to clipping the head on I would suggest removing the two grey tubey things and sliding them into the head and then either sliding or clipping the head onto the body. I learnt this the hard way that the tubey things hate sliding into the holes.The hardest part however is when you’re dealing with the elastic band, if you get that wrong then pikachu won’t move at all.It was an experience to say the least and I can’t wait for my next Lego or not-so-Lego project.