In a nutshell:Things I liked:+ It's a nice little set. Two minifigures plus a little racoon are included. The set itself has no large base or backdrop, meaning it's just pieces of a scene rather than a whole scene. To be fair, that's exactly what it shows in the photographs and exactly what I would expect for the price (about £13 at the time of writing).+ The quality is great. Again, exactly what you would expect from a Lego build.+ The building instructions are very clear and the steps are small. I would expect a child of 6 to be able to construct this independently with minimal assistance.Things I didn't like:- While the arrow is easy to use (click it into the bow so you know it's ready to fire), there is a bit of an implication it's like an archery game. It's not really, in my opinion, it's more of a playset that features a real firing arrow. I don't see this as a problem, to be honest (my girls only expected to use it for general role play) but if you were expecting it to be a full on archery game, you need to know that's not what it is.Do I recommend this?Absolutely. It's an archery themed Lego set with real firing arrows for £13. Decent value and a lovely fun set.
