It was a birthday present for my kids, and I’ll be honest: the production values on the bricks themselves are kind of lacking. Sometimes they’re a little hard to snap together, and there’s discoloration in a bunch of them. Which is coming as a surprise to me, honestly: I’m used to LEGO, and LEGO tends to be pretty good with quality control. Also: the instructions are poorly laid out, but in a way that I’m finding hard to quantify. Worst of all? I think that it’s missing pieces.
All in all? You may want to avoid this product (“Mega Bloks World of Warcraft Demolisher Attack”). Which is why no Amazon link to it.
Isn’t megablocks not Lego? Lego has Duplo.
It is not Lego. I also wasn’t the one who bought it. 🙂
I have spent some money on their Halo sets back when Halo: Reach was a thing. Mega Bloks are definitely not as well made or tightly quality controlled as LEGO. KRE-O (Hasbro’s not-LEGOs, which, come to think of it, I haven’t seen, lately) have similar problems.
Yeah Mega-blocks kinda suck, haven’t bought a set in a while, last one I bought the instructions were borderline useless.
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I find it funny that Lego and all of the other ilk pretend to be toys for kids and then release sets that are clearly aimed at adults. Like Halo, WoW, some of the Batman sets.
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Reminds me of the old joke: Legos are like breasts, made for kids but dads have more fun playing with them.