Adult Pirate Ship Building Kit, Queen Anne's Revenge Pirate Ship Mini Building Block Sets for Adults, Construction Toys Gift for Teens & Men, Not Compatible with Lego Pirate Ship, 3399 PCS

My son loved putting together this set. Over all the directions were easy to follow, it made a really cool play set, and for the money we paid it was great. There were no missing pieces with this set.

This was a couple of hours of fun to put together for one of our children, it's cute, not to big that it takes up a ton of room but not so small it feels like you got cheated or can't play with it, it's sturdy, came with all the pieces, and had easy to follow instructions. Overall it's had hours of fun to build and play with after, and it will be well worth the money in our opinion :)

Cute set. This is a cute building set it is somewhat easy to assemble. The directions do have some difficult pages to follow. We didn’t encounter any missing pieces. It’s a fun set. Overall it’s a decent set.

Awesome kit to put together. We had a lot of fun and the instructions were reasonable. This looks great in my office on a shelf and actually starts conversations with people who drop by throughout the day.Highly recommend. Easy 5 out of 5 stars!

The instructions are not in English

I am giving this set 3 stars because there were some parts that were fun to build, and i love how it turned out. However, I strongly recommend buying a different brand. The finished product looks great, but the aggravation of putting this together was something else.I knew these were mini blocks when i bought the set, so that was not a concern. Overall, the blocks went together well. I dropped the smallest pieces a lot, but i figure that's my own fault. I'm not always coordinated. The parts were in numbered bags. Although there is still some sorting needed, at least all the parts needed for part 2 are in the bags labeled "2", etc. The set comes with some figurines, which I thought was a fun surprise. It also comes with a tool for taking apart mistakes, which is a Godsend for getting the little pieces apart (and sometimes even putting them together).As for the instructions, there were several times that the instructions were confusing, or they were flat out wrong. Thankfully, I was able to figure it out. The instructions are mostly pictures, but there are some random parts written in chinese. Since i don't speak chinese, i can't tell you if what was written was important or not. There are lights with this set, but how to set them up is totally left to your imagination, apparently. They are mentioned once (in a picture, that is), and the image was less than informative.There are parts of the ship that are not build with structural integrity in mind. You have to hold your fingers or a tool underneath to support certain areas as you add pieces on top, or it will all cave in. And you want to remember which areas of the ship have no support. If you don't, and push on one of those areas later, you will end up with a headache. I put building block sets together to relax, and can hold on to my zen pretty well with most sets., regardless of the brand or block size. This set, however, had me ready to smash it apart several times and just throw it in the trash. As is, if the instructions had been more clear throughout, I may have risked super gluing this together as I went. However, since the instructions were difficult at times, I had to go back, take apart, and redo multiple parts. This made me afraid to enlist the super glueIf you want a building block set of the Queen Anne's Revenge, I again strongly recommend you try a different brand. I will not buy any more sets from this brand in the future.

This set of assembly blocks is very wonderful indeed. The pieces are bright and colorful and go together in the same manner that everyone who has ever played with Legos is familiar with. I love the way the pirate ship looks especially the large red sails. Putting this together was fun and if given to a kid will inspire focus and attention along with imagination and intelligence. Not a screen device that will negate these attributes but rather an interactive puzzle that has potential to entertain for hours at a time.This toy does not look cheap or generic at all. Even the box looks vibrant and colorful. On first glance I thought it was a model pirate ship because it looked so real and detailed. It was only after ordering it did I realize it's assembly blocks but I'm not dissapointed because this still looks pretty good sitting on a bookshelf maybe next to a globe and some real leatherbound books and maybe even a nautical compass and a flag. But like I said it doesn't feel generic most people wouldm't know the difference and it is a lot cheaper.

Is considerably hard to put together not a beginner difficulty at all definitely worth the purchase