PANTASYRetro Phone Building Blocks Set for Adults, Vintage DIY Telephone Model Kit with Realistic Design, Creative Home Decor Gift, Ideal Gifts for Collectors & Hobbyists

Such a rewarding build! I love that (with careful attention to directions & a bit of reworking), all the moving pieces work great! If it doesn't work for you, take the time to go back- it’s worth it! This build took me several hours but I tend to be a slow builder and often have to rearrange what I’ve connected due to user error. The gold pieces are stunning and the pieces hold together well.

This is the second Pantasy Retro set that I have purchased, and the quality and ease of building are superior. The colors are vibrant and beautifully crafted and the size of these sets is well worth the money. I’m in my late seventies and began this hobby only last year, thanks to my grandchildren’s encouragement, and I am hooked. I enjoy the challenge of building, without frustration, and this company provides that. The bricks go together smoothly and the instructions are detailed. It rivals the major brand. I’m looking forward to buying more when they come out with something that I want to add to my collection.

This is hands down one of the coolest builds we've done yet. All the bricks are great quality, snap together seamlessly, and stay together snugly. The build is spot on to actual size, the gold pieces are actually metallic gold and aren't that strange bronze plastic type. Instructions are very clear, and honestly this is one of the simplest builds we've ever done.We had a couple things that we wanted to mention. First, there are a couple steps that could seem confusing, and my son needed some assistance in figuring out. There were also 2 steps overall that we really had to think through, but once we did, it made sense and worked. My biggest issue, is with the "feature" of being able to "dial the dial." That doesn't happen. In fact, maybe because it's such a light build, but be careful when trying to do so or you can break pieces of the build off. The packaging was beautiful, very clearly numbered, and only 4 steps, 3 bags per step, 9 total. They've even included small round stickers to apply to the bottoms of the feet portion I assume ro avoid any potential scratching or markings on furniture. I would not suggest this build if you're looking for a durable build to play with. This does give you the ability to play like you'd think, simply because the components are already so light, but also come apart with little movement.

Amazing

PIECES are standard aka Lego size. I had 99.9% perfect fit on mine. There was one single piece, a single stud, that was loose and it was an easy glue fix.INSTRUCTIONS are well formatted, good clear step to step flow, and lots of direction arrows and piece edge highlighting to aid. Because there is so much brown, and because no existing piece fading is used, this is one of those books that you're really going to want to be under bright light to see best.BAGS are numbered.DECALS are pre-applied.ASSEMBLY was a lot of fun and despite the ornate and fragile appearance of this antique everything held together real well and tolerated handling throughout the build. The only point that took a bit of focus was securing the rotary dial and the trick is to just get a connecting axel seated correctly with all the pieces provided with just enough friction to allow for realistic movement. The first time I had them too tight and the dial didn't recoil correctly, but with one adjustment I had it perfect.

This set comes together nicely, emulates the look of an old phone well, and could be good about teaching a little touch of history about old phones. Also fun in general to build and the instructions were easy to follow.

These are quality bricks that fit together well and work well with LEGO bricks. All appear to be straight clones (see photo for comparison.) The set comes with 3 bags for each of 3 stages, though a few pieces carry over from each. It's a fun model and relatively straightforward to build. Oddly, a few pieces come assembled, but then you have to un-assemble them - but the step is clear in the instructions. I thought it was to make manufacturing easier when placing the decals, but half of the pieces didn't have decals, and half of the decal pieces were not assembled like that, so I don't know if that was just a factory screw-up or what. Anyway, all the pieces are in there, and I think the non-decal curve pieces end up being extra, so it's a win for the customer.

This is an awesome set. Great detail, beautiful design. Size wise, it's almost 1:1 to a real phone. The fitment of pieces and clear directions make this set a blast. A nice piece to add to your lego collection and a blast from the past. My 16 year old son actually asked me WTF is that. I shook my head and walked away. Value for the money is great. Highly recommend.