LEGO41938 DOTS Creative Designer Box

I like that the box opens into a tray to use whilst making your designs. The instructions are in a magazine format with lots of different ideas which can be downloaded online, alongside the standard designs which are printed in the magazine. If you made the non-standard designs you wouldn’t be able to make all the items though as some of the designs use parts from other items. Really enjoyed that the Lego is useful after creation rather than just for looking at.

There's lots of diff pieces and provides hours of fun

My granddaughter thought that this was a great present and kept her busy for ages!

This is a fairly comprehensive pack of some of the tiniest Lego pieces, very much pushing Lego for its decorative, pixel-art aspect rather than its construction toy roots. It’s very sweet and funky, but the lack of any real big centrepiece item- or even a plastic Lego storage box for storing all the pieces in- makes it feel a bit underwhelming. It’s like buying a huge packet of hundreds and thousands and other icing, but not getting a cake.The little pieces you can build with this are nicely presented though. The drawers are too small and thick-walled to be any kind of efficient as actual storage, but there’s still a novelty appeal for sure, while the ‘picture’ frame is a bit flat, literally, but the hanging piece has a lot of versatility- and ideally, there could have been more of those in the pack.My kids have already shown that they will use these pieces more as a way of decorating their existing proper Lego builds- some of them based around the old 4 x 2 brick (anyone remember them?!)- rather than build something solely from the contents of this pack. I can see why. In a way this feels like a big tub of pick-and-mix Lego bits like those you can get from Lego shops, but presented differently and with some very loose ideas attached.For dedicated fans of making pixel art, there’s definitely an appeal, and in some ways it’s a generously packed box- it’s also a large box that looks expensive and giftable. As a grown-up it makes me feel old though, partly because of the 8-bit graphic associations, and partly for all the moaning about “whatever happened to using proper Lego bricks to build houses”...

I bought this for my nine year old niece. She absolutely loved it. Good Lego present

Great assortment.My son was able to make lots of different creations!

My son loved this. Would recommend.

This added something different to her Lego collection