[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have not opened it; it's a Christmas present but all of the reviews have been positive.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have not actually opened this box as this is a Christmas gift for my grandson.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The price was excellent in regards to the original price

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am so excited with the Black Friday price on this item.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very nice build and great quality easy to setup

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I didn't try it yet but I'm sure it will be good

This a beautifully detailed LEGO project for an advanced builder. There are also aftermarket LED sets that go nicely with it for display. My teenage son was thrilled to receive and thoroughly enjoyed the build. I highly recommend it.

I'm one of these grown-ups who grew up with Lego and now have a room full of adult Legos. My daughter grew up with both Lego and Minecraft, so this was a must-buy for me. Even though this is marketed for adults, my daughter built this herself at age 9 (she let me build one or two bags to be nice, even though she didn't need to). It's a brilliant piece. While other Minecraft sets are more literal interpretations of the Minecraft world, this one is a little more abstract. What's brilliant about it is that even though the biomes are reductive, they're stylized in ways that you can immediately tell what they represent. The cherry grove biome with its pink trees, the ice spikes biome with its giant blocks of blue and white ice, the villages with their gable roofs, and even the adorable little representations of characters like Steve, Alex, and mobs, all reduced to three 1x1 thin square blocks. Each of the biomes is its own standalone piece, but they all come together to form the diorama. It's one of the most brilliant designs I've seen, and it all fits within a 5.5" x 5.5" x 5.5" cube. We buy a lot of licensed products, but Lego is one of the few that you can tell really share passion for the brand, perhaps thanks to their shared creative DNA. This set is full of little details and surprises, such as the slanted "quotes" you see on the splash screen of the game and the "proper" shade of green for oak, spruce, and birch trees. One of the most clever builds are the caves...you build part of a lush cave, a dripstone cavern, and an abandoned mineshaft, but they're all hidden in the corner so that only the builder knows they're there. This definitely falls under one of my top 10 builds, and bear in mind that I've build hundreds of sets over the years. Highly recommended.

I am absolutely in love and was ecstatic with every biome I was building. There's a lot more than I initially thought [spoiler] with the little caves underneath a few of the biomes, and those had me most excited! Fair warning, there are a lot of little pieces. The only minor issues I have is that I would have liked a better view into these mining caves from the outside and that the underside of the crafting table's top was sky blue instead of white so it better matches the sky blue side walls.

It was smaller than I expected for the price, but gave my 12 year old hours of fun to put together. He is very happy with it. Also a great bonus: extra pieces!! The vacuum ate one of the tiny green squares, but there were enough leftover pieces that it didn't matter. Awesome.