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Impressive nativity set. The pieces are decently sized. It is a slightly challenging build every day. I love this nativity advent. It proved to be a great way to involve my teenage children. It was far more popular than the chocolate advent calendar I bought.The only downside is that the instructions were a little small and I had to use my phone camera to enlarge the picture so I could figure out how to build my piece.

This nativity advent calendar is fantastic. I have gotten Lego advent calanders in the past. They have been okay, but each day's build is only three of four pieces. With this advent calendar, each day is actually a real build!I bought a few more for friends and family because this is so awesome.I only have one complaint, which is the comparative size of the figures can be odd. The rooster is just as big as the camel!

Advent Calendar is for someone who is looking for a challenge. I loved it because it’s small gifts that keeps you entertained. Under each number is a different challenge. I could not wait to see what was the next adventure challenge. This Advent Calendar is for those looking to be challenged. I loved the small box that hold a puzzle. Then you get the metal maze it’s unique. Then you get the mini kind of rubic cube. Each of these different gift are very exciting.

Super fun and a nice break from all the candy-forward holidays.

I'm giving this 4 stars because it was quite a nice set, but lacks a bit in building instructions.I purchased this for my 7-year-old grandson for Christmas advent. It looked like a lot of fun, and it was. It was, however, a bit more advanced than I imagined when I bought it. Some of the models were quite involved and challenging as there wasn't always a clear guide on how to build them.While he did enjoy it, there were times he got a bit frustrated, had to put it down for a bit and come back to it. That might be my fault as it may have been intended for an older child.I'm hoping he'll revisit it next year and perhaps have more fun and less frustration with it.

I’m only halfway through this and already several pieces are missing. The directions are extremely hard to read and not clear at all. They’re more like clues than directions. I resorted to taking pictures of the directions and working from my iPad . The pieces are very hard to push together - I had to use pliers on some of them. Very frustrating and not a fun build at all. I’ll stick to real Lego from now on.

The sheep's head won't stay up due to the length of the rod inside and the types of pieces used. Got to day 25 today and the Jesus box was empty. Major letdown for sure!I agree the directions were hard to read, especially for the horse and other spots with same color pieces due to the quality of the image. Had to take a picture of a few and zoom in to see what they were asking.Size is just right for putting on a mantle and not blocking the TV.

Bought for my son who was away from family for 2 years - this gave him something to look forward to every day in December leading up to Christmas.He loves it!