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I am 29 years old and only now ventured into the world of lego. I bought this set where i loved watching winnie the pooh growing up. I was skeptical about if i would enjoy it or not where i never really got into any hobbies. But I LOVED IT. i definitely recommend this set for anyone just wanting a bit of there childhood back. Ive never had this much enjoyment with something that seemed so silly at first.

I received this set as a Christmas gift from my husband and children I absolutely loved building it I took my time over a week with young kids I didn't have time to do all at once and enjoyed the build The details are brillant the mini figs are adorable I just love it all Would highly recommend

I loved this build. It was very nostalgic and had all the authenticity is brought back. Many memories of me watching and reading Winnie the Pooh as a child. I love this build is very detailed. I can't wait to build this again after displaying it for awhile and then taking it apart, it's the kind of build that you can enjoy over and over.

Bought for my four year old daughter. (Honest) good fun build (for me), lots of good detail. Also a great play-set for the daughter. Looks great on her shelf with the rest of her Lego where it spends most of it's time. It's about 80% ornament, 10% play set, 10% rebuilding after play. The Instruction book, story, and presentation all add to the value. Don't understand marking down the set for figures not included. It's like buying a football and complaining about it not coming with football boots. Only issue with the figures is that cuddly pooh is gym-buff pooh. Seems like an oversight. Easily could have had a fat bib-style belly. Overall just a delightful set.

I bought this set for my son who thoroughly enjoyed making it. There are some fun little surprise features which he loved and the house also opens up so that it becomes a play set too. The tree branches are different and much more realistic than other sets we have built previously, which was also a nice touch. I'm not sure why this set is an 18+ though given its subject matter, and wasn't particularly tricky to build.

Really enjoyed making this set, and some great detail in the house. Easy and fun build. Definitely one for the collection!

Great build. Really enjoyed joining Winnie the Pooh and friends on an expotition to 100 acre woods. So much detail, especially love the pooh sticks.

Captures the characters from a hundred acre wood and brings the book alive. So much detail, it even had Pooh sticks…. It just a river and bridge to complete it.

As a massive Winnie The Pooh fan who already bought the Duplo sets for myself....I mean for my son...ahem many years back I was really excited to see this set, especially as it had an Eeyore mini figure. I spent one of my days off from work building it and had the best time! It's so detailed and looks great on display on the cabinet on my landing. (Even the instruction book is beautiful!) If I have to criticise: A few of the pieces are very fiddly to assemble, particularly for someone like me with long nails, and the tree branches/leaves are quite delicate have a habit of coming off whenever I move the set, but it's not a problem as they are easy to put back. Overall a must have for any Winnie The Pooh fan.

I have to say, I was really excited to hear the announcement of this set. Then when they introduced it, the anticipation elevated like a bear riding a red balloon on a blustery day. I couldn't wait to assemble it when it finally arrived. I have to say, this is one of my all time favorite sets after completion. I know many would like to see all the characters in minifigure form (and I'm one also), but I'm quite satisfied with the selection. These are the primary characters that you would meet in the theme parks after all. Christopher Robin could be easily added anytime and the others would be a welcome addition in the future if ever created. I did add some blooms in the tree to give a more "Spring" look because for some reason, Winnie the Pooh always reminds me of Spring. I do want to say that I had a lot of trouble placing the 4 leaf pieces onto the base using the clear stems and clips inside the mound. I circled them in the photo, step 63 is on page 62. I'm sure it was me, but if you too have trouble, just be patient with it. This was by far one of the most difficult steps that I have ever experienced in my building days, and I did some really hard technic sets. I would also have liked to have seen, at least, an option to have a piece to connect to Pooh to give him a nice round belly. This set has a lot of character and so many "not so hidden" treats. It also has a lot (and I mean a lot) of extra pieces since it does use so many small parts. Which is not a bad thing. Lego has also opened some opportunities to expand on for some great MOC ideas, like Eeyore's house, the stone bridge over the stream, Rabbit's house, and even Gopher's hole. Not to mention the seasonal changes to the tree itself. I can't recommend this set enough. If you're a Pooh or Disney fan, this is a must. So once you sit down to build this set, get yourself a smackerel of honey, and have a "Tiggerific" time.