Music Shop Building Sets

No missing pieces.

This is not Lego but it could've fooled me. It feels the same and it matches our official Lego sets well, but it is an original design and very cute in it's execution. I loved building this with the kids. It did require patience from them, depending on age group of course, but it was fun and the end result left plenty of options for them to play and change as they wanted.

Too many small pieces that would not stay together

I purchased the Kurimiaro Street View Music Bar building set for my daughter. She was very excited to open the box and get started. The building set is very cute and makes a perfect gift. The building process was very easy and the instructions were easy for her to follow. The pieces are very tiny and really help with dexterity. They fit together well and the final build is very sturdy and easy to display. There were a ton of extra pieces at the end which is very nice in my opinion because you can modify the build to your liking. I would definitely recommend this set.

Overall this is a good quality kit with a nice level of detail without being overcrowded. The pieces come in seemingly random bags not based on the order of the steps so opening and sorting parts before starting helps find the pieces easier during assembly. There is no total parts list to compare to before starting to verify that you've gotten all the parts which I like to do. The adorable, tiny doggo was loose in the box so it kinda bounced off a bit when I dumped out the bags. It would be safer if he were in one of the bags to help ensure he doesn't get lost.

We have a few other knock off lego sets like this that are businesses and they all match up! For that reason alone I wanted to get this set. We almost have enough for a whole city block! Easy and fun to assemble this took about an hour with two people working on it. Excellent value and if you have other street view pieces then you need to get this one as well! The pieces are also easily interchangeable with lego and you really can't tell the difference.

My kid cant wait to put this together, but in hindsight I worry that it may be difficult for him... we shall see. We plan on gluing it as we go along so we can use it as decor in a bookshelf!

These pieces are micro and the instructions are visual not step by step. You're given what pieces to use then shown a fully assembled layer of those pieces on the instruction page. Use wider bowls than I did because I can't find pieces often due to how microscopically small they get. My other favorite part when when the instruction booklet colors didn't match the pieces, good ten mins of my life I won't get back not realizing that was supposed to look yellow; however be smarter than me used the book image as reference when possible. It's a detailed and cute set but dang those are some teeny tiny pieces.