Building Bricks 2x4 Stud 320 Pcs, 8 Colours, Classic Building Blocks Set, Compatible with All Major Brands

Our autistic grandson just loves Lego

Finally, I found bricks where it wasn't loads of little bits which you get loads of in branded Lego sets. My son is thrilled and immediately got to work on building what he wanted. I'd definitely recommend.

My son loves it

Usually very happy with these and have ordered in the past but our recent order (2 boxes) we have found defective red bricks that can’t be used and don’t fit well to the rest of the bricks in the box . only red though and the rest have been ok.

Price wise these are pretty much a third of the cost compared to the real deal and the only differences are that the colouring and surface finish isn’t up to the same standard and they don't have the branding on the studs. When I say the surface finish isn’t up to the same standard I mean the bricks are covered in small scratches and other blemishes, though nothing that gets in the way of using them. It's hard to describe but it's almost as if I'm looking at the 20+ year old original bricks I used as a kid despite these being right out of the sealed bag.Just out of curiosity I counted out the amount of each colour in the packet to see if it was a consistent mix of colours and if the quoted brick count would be accurate. In total the box contained 317 bricks and a tool for separating them from each other. The mix of colours was surprisingly consistent, the count of each was 38 orange, 40 red, 40 black, 40 green, 41 yellow, 40 white, 40 grey and 38 clear blue.It's a shame that the brick count was just below the expected amount but counting them all and stacking them into colour co-ordinated towers allowed me to test out every brick. It was also useful for comparing the colouring of each brick. Most of the colours were very consistent throughout the entire set, but the yellow ones especially show several different shades of yellow. The only other colour that I could say isn’t fully consistent is the black ones but it's not nearly as noticeable as the yellows. The photos were taken with harsh angles to highlight the surface blemishes and the colour differences, it doesn’t really look so bad in actual use.All the bricks went together without any issue and the only real faults I can find with this product are the missing three bricks, colour consistency and the surface quality. The surface finish and colour isn’t a dealbreaker for me personally. The missing bricks are a larger issue and people should be getting exactly what they paid for, even if you didn’t get exactly 40 of each colour there should be at least 320 bricks in the set.If you’re not particularly picky about the surface quality these are a drop-in replacement with the originals, they work fine and apart from the relatively minor cosmetic issues they’re well worth the money. These bricks are £24.99 at the time of writing with a 10% voucher dropping it to £22.49.

These lego bricks arrived nicely packaged.You get 320 bricks of 8 colours, which works out to about 40 of each colour. The bricks are all one size and shape, 2 rows of 4.You also get a brick Seperation tool in the box which was handy.These bricks are compatible with real lego bricks and can be used in combination with the original brand.They are also comparable in terms of quality! But we did find a few bricks that slipped through the quality control department.A few bricks looked like they were broken or snapped, but they weren't, they just weren't molded properly at the factory.See my photos for reference.My son particularly loved the blue sea through bricks, and he said, yay daddy, that looks like iron in Minecraft, he's words. Can we collect more ones like this? I've got to admit the sea through ones look pretty cool.Overall, these lego bricks are great and they work well with the original brand, and it's a cheap way of expanding your collection so you can build even more things. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Very cool but basic block back. You get 320 (I haven't counted them up to verify due to the volume of pieces) different coloured blocks in total so that's 40 of each of the 8 colours if the math is mathing. The blocks feel good and so far I haven't noticed any defects while plugging the pieces together with family. The separator tool is amazing and I've not used anything like this before. I did need to look online as to how to use it as no instructions or list of included items is anywhere on the box. I think this can be a fun starter set for making odd bits though you may need more depending on what you're planning. The box is bursting at the seam so you also may need a new tub to place these into also. Overall I'm pleased with them so far but I will update this review if I notice any funny business.