dOvObArchitecture Eiffel Tower Micro Blocks Set, 3369 Pieces Mini Bricks 3D Puzzle Toy, Gift for Adults and Kids

As mentioned by others, this is not an easy build. All 3300+ pieces must be dumped at once and they are tiny. Building the legs gets tough due to lack of strength but once you add the first deck level it gets pretty well solidified.Don't work on it unless you are in a calm and focused mood but once it's together it's really cool! I love it.Be prepared to hate the solo piece I posted, there's over 700 of them to use!

If you are looking for a challenging build, this may be a set for you. It took me two weeks of evenings to finish it, and it was really satisfying to get it done.You might want to get a bottle of plastic-model glue/cement for this build. There are several (you could also say "a lot of") places where the structure is fragile and needs some reinforcement (glue). I'm not complaining, I'm just suggesting that you have some glue handy.You also should have one of the concave-ended specialty tweezers for nano builds. You previously could get one here on Amazon, but they're not here any more. You can search for "nano block tweezers NB-019" on eBay and probably find one.The instructions are amazingly detailed and accurate. I didn't see any mistakes in the instructions.Enjoy your build!

This is my fourth set from this company. The others I’ve given 5 stars to. This one rates no more than a 3, maybe lower. The instructions are very hard to follow. It’s very difficult to distinguish among the pieces , and the pieces when assembled do not hold together. At less than the halfway point, I gave up. I simply could not get the pieces to the tower to hold together. Adding a new layer caused the ones below to collapse. I’ll no doubt go back to it at some future point, but for now I’ve gone on to something else and consider this to be a waste of money.Well, I came back to it six months after my initial review. I had just completed the Lego Notre Dame model, which looks good but was not very challenging. Lego instructions are clear and detailed, and the pieces are large and fit together well. It was almost too easy. So, I figured let's go back to the Eiffel Tower and take advantage of my renewed building confidence. If I can do Notre Dame, surely I can do the Eiffel Tower! No such luck. After starting over on the tower legs, being ultra-careful in looking at the instructions, and taking great care in trying to get the pieces to fit together, I still failed. The tower pieces simply won't hold together. Trying to press new levels together caused the lower levels to collapse, over and over again. Other reviewers have said they had the same results but then decided to use glue to hold things together. I would guess that glue would be the only way to get this model together, but using glue, in my mind, defeats the entire purpose of block models. I'm extremely disappointed.

This was my first micro-block model. Having a rather vast experience with Lego products was a good background experience for tackling this type of model. It is not for a novice. The build was helped by the included cylinder tweezers which were invaluable in holding and placing the smallest pieces. A very challenging build but unfortunately often frustrating. The engineering of this model oftentimes caused previous pieces to dislodge as the next piece was added. This is due to the cantilevered legs and is resolved once the legs meet together. I am pleased with the final results!

so far it has been very challenging to put together due to the fragility of the structure, i’m kind of enjoying the challenge but be very careful not to brush the piece or a big chunk will fall off and it’s hard to figure out how to put it back together ONLY BUY THIS IF YOU WANT A CHALLENGE -update buy some glue

My grandson enjoyed it. Has very small pieces.

Lindo

The price was exceptional compared to Lego. Initially it was kinda frustrating to build. The pieces were much smaller than Lego, but we got over that. The instructions weren't amazing. Basically build from bottom to the top, no modular building. Overall, I could deal with it.But then we got to building the arches. It was some kind of heckish building technique that required you to build UNDER a previous piece in order to grow the arches. So any time you wanted to add pieces on top of it, you generally would break off your previous build. Aaaaand then it collapsed. I don't know whether it was the small size of the pieces, the way it was told for us to build (bottom up instead of modular), or if it was strictly the design (building supports UNDER ANOTHER PIECE). So frick this build/design in particular. VERY unsatisfied. I MAY buy a different type of product from this brand, but this experience was heck