Mega Bloks Monster High Monsterific Name Builder

Very liked as gift for young girl

Perfect! I absolutely love it and was able to get my whole name built with this. Even had enough extra pieces to work other pieces around a bit to make one extra letter than what it says is the max letters you can do so for that I love it! Goes great with my collection of Monster High dolls

Got these so cheap! I have one that I manipulated to have my whole Mr. Belcourt and then did one for Science, one for Reading and one for Math. I gave one of my Frankies to a girl in my class who dressed like her for a dress up day,

THIS IS SOOOO COOL!!!We loved making her personalized name "ALIVIA"

Our two toddler girls (2 1/2 and 3 1/2) share the master suite with us. Their area of it is separate from ours and we try to make it so each side of their area is uniquely their own. The older of the two has had a name plaque on her dresser for quite a while. Now that our 2 1/2 year old is beginning to recognize her name I have been wanting to get one for her dresser as well. She's a huge fan of Monster High and loves the dolls so I knew this would be a hit as soon as I saw it.When it arrived I put it together for her, although it would be easy for older kids to do it themselves. It's just like working with normal Legos so isn't hard at all. It was very easy to space and spell her name out and this looks adorable on her dresser surrounded by some of her Monster High dolls. Definitely makes that part of the room her's and she loves seeing her name up there.If you're looking for a fun and unique way to add your child's name to the bedroom or a play room and they are fans of Monster High I definitely recommend this set.

great buy

I'm super enthused about this little set. Not only does it come with a great little Lego figurine, but it comes with an instruction manual that is worth its weight in Lego bricks. Instruction manual shows you how to use each one of the interesting bricks included to make every letter of the alphabet. While I'm sure this is something that we could figure out in theory using the Internet and our own brains, having instructions to do a project like this makes it really doable.I love the cool purple and green camouflage bricks and the bright pink accents, and some day when the nameplate is no longer being used as presented, you never know perhaps we might want to build the nameplate on a different style of brick, I look forward to incorporating these fun colors into the rest of our brick-based projects.As a side note, the bricks from this brand are completely interchangeable with Legos and I would almost say of a higher interest level and therefore somewhat better quality than the better-known brand. It's like because they don't have the number one brand that people think of, they worked a little harder to create more exciting products, and I've been super impressed with everything I've gotten from the brand. Their Terminator kits are particularly compelling.

The specialty Mega Bloks sets often leave me a little disappointed--once you're built the planned item and broken it down, there's just a handful or two of bricks to add to the mix, plus a ton of tiny non-brick parts to get lost underfoot (though they're way less painful on a bare foot than the actual bricks).While this one does only have a few handfuls of bricks, there aren't too many extraneous non-brick accessories, and the weird little doll is fun out of context (I'm keeping licensed characters away from my small daughter at the moment, to minimize the whining and obsessive collecting), and the bricks included are great tiny useful shapes for detail work. The purple bricks are a great marbled purple and dark green.My daughter is more in the duplo range of building bricks, so I did need to help with construction (regular size are still to tight for her). Even I had a bit of hard luck getting some of the tiny ones back apart. I think they're a little harder to disassemble than Lego.