Pix BrixPixel Art Puzzle Bricks – 6,000 Piece Pixel Art Container, 12 Color Dark Palette – Interlocking Building Bricks, Create 2D and 3D Builds Without Water or Glue – Stem Toys, Ages 6 Plus

These keep my son entertained for hours and he has made so many things!

This is new thing to my kids ! Easy to work with and so much fun ! My boys love it ! They will play and build this for hours !

I bought this as a LEGO alternative for Christmas, and it's been a fantastic choice! It includes a delightful instruction book for building adorable little animals. My kids, who are 8 and 10, have been enjoying it consistently for the past six months—much more than the LEGO set we got last year. It's been a great addition to their playtime!

These are way cute and awesome but it says if they’re meant to be a one time deal not to be used over and over again because they’re virtually impossible to separate.

Take one dot on the lego brick and make it it's own brick. So cool to play with these. There is a slight learning curve when you start out, each brick has to be angled a bit more than Lego bricks to get them to line up. But after a day of play it becomes muscle memory. These are awesome especially for us 20 somethings and up. Made a 3D model of a house we want built. We bever use the base plate, don't need to because the bricks stick together well enough to move on their own. Make 3D flowers out of this instead of those super expensive not so brick like Lego flowers it will come out way better. Easy to hang on a hook on the wall as 3D wall art. So there is always space for them when you aren't using them. We put it on the wall about the kitchen table and play whenever we get bored!

A fun new spin for Lego lovers. Very organized and plenty to build lots of things. My 8 year old has been able to build a variety of things with ease.

I love these things. The quality is much better than some of the generic like items I've received as addon parts with those 1200+ piece block kits. These are easy to put together and to take apart with either hands or the tool provided. What I've found though is that I can put pieces together by hand faster than it takes me to use the tool. But the tool is also great for pushing out one piece from the middle of several others, which is next to impossible by hand. I have only built the designs shown in my pics, but I originally bought these to make a 3d design. I find it is much easier to make designs by finding a website that has the breakdown of colors needed. I also do Google image searches for minecraft or "8-bit" and then get ideas that way. This week I just found and installed the pix brix app for my phone. This allows me to render any image into a template that can then be built using these Pix Brix bricks. The thing I've noticed about that though is that either you choose to render an image and output something small, which doesn't look the best and is very pixelated, or you decide to output something huge, I'm talking 2ft wide or bigger, and it looks amazing. So at the moment I do not have enough to accomplish that. I also purchased the Pix Brix Van Gogh's Starry Night kit for my wife's birthday next week. I would recommend this kit to anybody just starting out or to someone experienced with building mosaics out of single block legos that wants something that will stick together without the need for a base plate. I will be buying the other color kit for sure. Look on their website for a complete listing.

I had bought these for my daughter for Xmas. They are pretty awesome and I found myself playing with them too. We were making some pixel art Super Mario characters. Was pretty awesome.