SCS DirectBuilding Block Bricks - 1000 Pc Bulk Set of Unique Clear Color with 54 Roof Pieces - Great for Activity Tables, Creativity & School Projects

My daughter is a huge Lego fan. It’s the type of toy that you really can’t have too much of. When we have some free time together my daughter and I will often build huge structures and both have a blast doing it, so I’m always looking for ways to expand our collection. Bricks are pretty expensive, so I was thrilled to find this set. The colors are great and the variety is exactly what we wanted. Here’s what we think of them after playing with them a bit:-Amount: We painstakingly counted them out and here’s what our bag contained broken down by color. This is a generous amount of bricks that will help with all your wonderful creations. 60 roof pieces (20 light pink, 20 purple, 20 white) 109 Light green pieces 133 Dark pink pieces 132 Light pink pieces 131 Purple 132 White 101 Light blue 103 Yellow 102 Tan 1,003 Pieces Total-Fit: There are a lot of mixed reviews about the fit. I’m going to post a few pictures of some Lego, Mega Blocks and these bricks used together. No, it’s not 100% perfect, I would say it’s about 97% perfect if I had to give it a number. For the price and the off brand, I really wasn't expecting perfection. I just want something that works and we can have fun building with. We don’t do Lego competitions or anything, we just enjoy playing with them at home. The difference we found is these bricks “snap” on and off a little more. They require a little extra effort to get them apart. This makes me extremely grateful they didn't include many of the flat pieces, which are already a pain to get apart. They also do have ever so slightly wider seams occasionally. My 10 year old didn't notice at all until I pointed it out.-Assortment: Each color has a mixture of regular height: 2 x 6, 2 x 4, 2 x 3, 2 x 2, 1 x 6, 1 x 4, 1 x 3, 1 x 2, 1 x 1, flat 2 x 10 and a few flat L shaped bricks. I LOVE that there’s not many flat bricks, they are super annoying to pull apart and I have broke my nails many times trying to wedge them apart. Each color in my set has 2 of those I believe and 6 of the flat L’s. The 60 roof pieces are awesome. I love that it came with an even number of each color, so we can build a roof with 60 pieces and have it all a cool matching pattern.-Price: I was lucky enough to grab this as a lightening deal. I worked it out to my price being $0.03 a brick, regular price being $0.039. I looked at a few similar Lego sets and their prices were $0.065, $0.067, $0.075, $0.075 per brick in the 4 sets I compared. Although, those sets do come with some extra specialty pieces (doors, windows, wheels).Realistically, when I buy an “off brand” of something, I am aware that there’s a good chance it’s not going to be as perfect as the original. This is no exception, but it’s very close. For the price I think it’s a wonderful deal. If you want a set with lots of unique pieces or you want every single piece to be 100% perfect (rather than 97%), it might be better to buy the name brand. If you want a large amount of bricks that work well and are good colors, this is your set!

It’s the perfect gift for any Lego Enthusiast. Much cheaper than Lego Brand Kits and it’s compatible with them! They look and function just like Lego Brand Bricks, and easily remove using ur hands or a brick seperator (comes with Lego Sets).

This set is a good way to get a large amount of clear LEGO-style pieces, and although the color (none), clarity, and quality are mostly good, it's unfortunately not at the same level as actual LEGO. Most of the pieces in the set were fine, but it was obvious that a few of the molds should have been retired long ago, because several of the piece types were consistently loose. Rather than eternal random frustration when using these pieces and having constructions fall apart, I simply combed through and discarded all of the poorly cast pieces (two shapes, accounting for maybe 5-10% of the set).Actual LEGO pieces are expensive because the molds used to create them are *incredibly* expensive, and they are discarded as soon as they begin to show any signs of wear. Here the cost saving of using the molds past their useful lifetime and pressing looser pieces is passed on to the consumer. Of course each set will be different depending on how long into the molds' lives they were when your pieces were pressed. Because the loose pieces were not randomly distributed through the set, you can discard entire piece types. In a sense this is a blessing, because once you discard them, you're left with a decent set, albeit missing some piece which you may deem important.Some reviews have complained of the quality of the plastic bag these came in. Right, it's not a durable bag. So put it in another bag. Not an issue.The set included these types of pieces:[1x1] WAY more of these than most people would want, and not very useful for building... This is how they make "1000" pieces, by giving you so many of these mostly useless atoms. I was a bit turned off by this. :-|[1x2] Tons of these too, more than most people would want.[1x3] In my set, these pieces were all loosely cast. Discarded. :-([1x4] Good amount of these, good for building.[1x6] In my set, these pieces were also all loosely cast. Discarded. :-([1x8] Good long pieces.[2x2] Way more of these blocks than I would want, but good pieces to have.[2x3] A bunch of these.[2x4] A bunch of these. I like these pieces.[2x6] Good amount of these big boys.[2x10 plate] A handful of these. I would have liked more.[2x2 slope] Tons of these. Will I use them all? Probably not, but if you're making a roof, they're good to have.[2x2 ell plate] A bunch of these. Not sure what the actual name is, but it's basically 3/4 of a 2x2 plate (missing one square). OK.Summary: Decent price for a bunch of pieces. Too many of the little useless pieces make up the "1000" pieces. Some shapes are pressed from loose molds, so before giving this to a child (or yourself), go through and identify those and throw them away (think of it as a meditation). If that sounds like too much work, then spend 3x or more on real LEGO. This set deserved 3.5 stars, but I rounded up.

Cool glows in dark

... seria bueno de incluir mas pièces planas y ventanas de 'vidrio' como las piecas en la ultimas fotos

Efectivamente, se siente la diferencia en la calidad del plástico que este es más delgado pero la variedad, los tamaños y el uso es el mismo. Está muy bueno.

Cute et fluorescent

Nice and reasonable price.Quite hard to detach pieces.

My kids like it. They have created their own night lamps with pieces. Some colors glow really nicely in dark and some are not so bright. Overall a nice buy.