MGA's Miniverse Make It Mini Minecraft

Great smaller gift for any young minecraft lover.

Was surprised at good quality.

Price is a little high for size of toy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had the opportunity to sample mine craft minis and they are absolutely adorable 10/10 highly recommend the kids absolutely love the minis brand, definitely want to grab a few more, we spend hours playing at the table, products come with many accessories.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this product for free in exchange for testing and providing an honest review. I have to be honest—my 8 and 7-year-olds actually made this entire set without me even knowing! I think that speaks volumes about how easy and intuitive the "Make It" process is. They absolutely loved the "mining" aspect—especially crushing the blocks to find the hidden ingredients. Surprisingly, it was completely mess-free, which I truly appreciated! Since I'm a mom of 3, we happened to have my daughter's UV nail lamp handy, which worked perfectly to cure the resin and set the piece quickly. The only slight disappointment for the kids was that these aren't keychains, as those are so popular right now. We may drill a hole to make it one later! If your kids love Minecraft and DIY projects, this is a fun, independent activity.

Really love the Minecraft look of the containers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this complimentary in exchange for my honest opinion. This is such a cute set and I didnt know you had to use resin. Now, it wasnt the hardest resin project to do, but I have never used resin. I read both pamphlets that were in the set and thought I was ready, key word thought. I didn't see that the block they give you has a separate one connected that you take out and crush both separately. I still dont know what to do with the brown stuff that I crushed. I toughed it out and finished it but boy was it a bit confusing at first. Once you realize what goes where etc, its actually not bad at all. BUT the limited details on what to do with both crushed elements was a bit nerve wracking,as I mentioned above I still dont know what to do with or why I was told to crush the brown blocks, as it wasnt poured in the mould for the resin. The setup is cute and when the mould you made is done sitting in the sun or under a UV light it, (I used sunlight for 20 minutes to set mine). Then you have little stickers to make it stick to a display that you put together from the packaging. All in all, it wasnt to hard but make sure you read the pamphlets more than once because this Mama is a bit flustered all for it to come out not as bad as I was thinking.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was a cute little toy. It has good directions on how to make the sword. But the resin or whatever it was didn't get completely dry. Even days later it was still tacky. I son enjoyed making it but was over it right after.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Instructions were very unclear. I watched a YouTube video but that didn't really help much. The finished product didn't end up like anything I had expected. It's just too small for this style of craft.

Didnt receive it