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General "not-LEGO" review:As a 90s kid who grew up slightly obsessed with LEGO but hadn't built a set in almost twenty years until recently, I was blown away by the current state of play in the greater "building brick toy" ecosystem. When my brothers and I were growing up, the options for off-brand bricks were sparse: MegaBloks were noticeably lower quality than the big L, and if we happened to find anything other than those two (dollar store, etc) it was typically so bad that the pieces weren't even worth adding into our bucket of bricks. I recently stumbled back into this world through Amazon Vine, and was stoked to discover the seemingly endless wealth of off-brand sets available, even if that stoke was a bit tempered pending a general assessment of quality.I've now built over a hundred sets of "not-LEGO" bricks found here on Amazon, and I couldn't be more impressed by the amazing options out there, in terms of set variety, quality, and (especially) price. These sets I've received account for literally tens of thousands of bricks, yet I can count on one hand the total number of pieces missing. Sure, the regular presence of extra pieces might be indicative of less-than-stellar quality control practices by these manufacturers, but it seems like the errors are overwhelmingly biased to the side of surplus, and I'm not going to complain about getting a few extra bricks per set. Feel and fit are generally great, I'd say 99% up to big L standards for studded pieces and even a shade better for technic pieces. Colors aren't always Pantone-perfect between sets (though internally they're consistent), minifigures are rarely included (and always slightly "off"; this is due to the minifigs being strictly patent-protected, unlike most bricks), and some accessory bits (sails, stickers, etc) are of more variable quality; but the most noticeable difference in my experience is just the lack of a tiny "LEGO" on every single ABS stud. It also seems that many of these manufacturers aren't beholden to the same copyright restrictions as the bigger western companies, so you're likely to encounter more unlicensed/unofficial sets from various IP ("Harry Wizard", "Star Farm"...), as well as MOCs that failed to launch. If you love the look of this set; if you want to maximize your piece-per-dollar ratio to fill out a bucket/chest/room; or if you just want to build for the sake of building, I'm happy to say that this set (or pretty much any other you can find nowadays) is worth the investment. Just watch out for mini bricks!Set-specific notes:I've probably already written more words in this review than there are pieces in this set, but I just couldn't resist picking this little guy up for a quick evening build! Nothing special; it's exactly as pictured, and not a bit more difficult than you'd expect. Just a cute little raccoon for display (or for smashing)!

Cute little set for stocking. This set came quickly and as described. The pieces are small so not for little kids. The off brand is not as good quality, but they stay together okay. The set is cute and fun to build.

It’s a fun and quick build that adds a cool piece to any LEGO collection. Super easy to make and looks just like MJ!

This was fun to build. Its very cute and you can model it how you like.It small, something like 2 inches tall (approximate).Looks like it is compatible with the real deal.Highly recommended

My 3 yo grandson loves micheal jackson he wanted this little figure the problem is it’s like a lego set but it does not stay together it falls off constantly not a good product wanted to send it back but he won’t let me !

My 16 year-old son shares my love of MJ. This connects my sons love of creating pieces of art with building bricks and our live of all things MJ. It was fun to build and is absolutely adorable. I relented and allowed him to keep it in his room. If you are a fan, definitely go for it!

I think this is a fine, little set if you have a child who has a few dollars to spend and they pick it out on their own. As far as giving this as a cute gift, it's smaller than expected and not really wow-worthy at all, unfortunately. The directions are visual and easy for a younger child to follow. All of the pieces are safely contained in an additional layer of plastic to avoid any lost pieces. My daughter loves animals, so I know she'll love adding this raccoon to her building block animal collection. I'm not sure it's really a great value, however. The price is very comparable with brand name sets with similar amounts of bricks and nicer packaging.

I got this because raccoons are a bit of a joke in our family. The kids enjoy Legos but are not enthusiasts, so this was the perfect price point for a fun activity. The kids enjoyed it. The directions weren't always easy to understand, but the kids and I figured it out pretty easily. The raccoon came out looking pretty cute. It was a fun activity that we did together. The older on (late elementary) could have done it independently, but the younger one (early elementary) needed a bit of help.