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My kid was super excited to put the parrot together and it took a while, but does not light up. The bird looks nice but she was disappointed because she wanted that feature.

I keep some toys available for kids when our childcare provider at my school can't be there sometimes. Since it's evening time and their parents are in my class, we just put the kids over in a corner and make do. The older kids enjoy these toys and this one is especially beloved, as they say it looks like the bird from Rio.

My son spent a lot of time putting together this bird.. the concept is very cool but, it is too heavy to stay together.. he was really upset so we are going to glue it together but the blocks do not stick together very well.

Ahoy, mateys! Gather 'round as I regale you with the tale of our uproarious adventure with the Mechanical Parrot. Prepare for a barrel of laughs and a boatload of fun!Brick Quality: Avast ye! These bricks be finer than a pirate's booty, with intricate details that'd make even Blackbeard jealous. But beware, mateys, for there be some treacherous spots where snapping pieces together felt like trying to navigate a stormy sea. Arrr, 'twas a challenge, but we hoisted the Jolly Roger and conquered it in the end!Comparison to Other Brands: Yarr, me hearties! Let me tell ye, I've pillaged me fair share of off-brand LEGO kits in me day. But this one? 'Twas like finding a hidden treasure chest full of genuine LEGO loot! The quality be top-notch, and it fits with me other bricks like a snug peg in a sturdy hole.Instructions: Shiver me timbers! The instructions were as clear as a starry night at sea. They guided us through the build smoother than a dolphin gliding through the waves. No need for a spyglass to decipher these here diagrams—just follow the compass and sail on!Visual Appeal: Blimey! Once assembled, the Mechanical Parrot be a sight to behold. With colors as vibrant as a parrot's plumage and details finer than a mermaid's song, 'twas a spectacle that had us all squawking with delight. Avast, me hearties, ye won't find a prettier bird in all the seven seas!Family Fun: Aye, 'twas a true family affair! Me little scallywags and I divided the plunder—sorting pieces, building ahead, and navigating the choppy waters of the build together. I played the role of the swashbuckling head difficulty fixer, and we all shared hearty laughs and hearty grog as we sailed through the adventure.Recommendation: Yo-ho-ho and a bottle of rum! If ye be in search of a rollicking good time, look no further than this here Mechanical Parrot. 'Tis a treasure trove of laughter, excitement, and high-seas hijinks. Hoist the sails, gather yer crew, and embark on this swashbuckling adventure—it be worth its weight in gold doubloons!

I tell what sold me on this; the feet. I have a bunch of bird kits and I've had enough of birds falling off cause of some friction grip design so I skip those. But this one I could tell did it right so that was my own little observation. For the rest of the design I thought the detailing did great on both realistic and mecha aspects. It builds core out and saves the easily detached work till last thankfully since the last bird kit I did went the opposite way I was happy not to repeat that.Pieces are standard size. The manual was done nicely. Its large, folds flat, the pieces aren't downscaled and the steps aren't overly compact. The one thing it is missing is any sort of previous step fading or greyscaling and so there are a couple steps you have to study close. When I was at the point of layering brick to create the wings on the realistic side it was this mass of yellow and orange that had me looking real close at the manual to see what I was doing. Similarly on the mech side locating some of the smaller pieces wasn't something I could do at a quick glance.