My 8 year old daughter and 9 year old niece each chose one of the Lego Brick Headz figures from the Lego store. They’re cute little figures. The price is reasonable for Lego brand at $10. The box says it’s suitable for 10+ but my 8 yr old was able to follow the instructions and build it on her own without help.

I like this cat very much. In my culture, the style of cat is for lucky and you can earn more money. This is very cute and pretty.

Absolutely love it!

The cat is adorable and was easy to build! Just like someone commented here, I might have to add a few pieces on the hand to make it look more like a cat. Besides that, I recommend it! :)

Easy to build.

My 8 yr old grandson can put these together easily. It gives him a sense of accomplishment to do so without help. And it's cute !

Great product

I just started getting into building Lego. First saw this on an Instagram ad, and wanted to get it right away. It’s not challenging but still fun playing, great to spend time on instead of using phone.

Great set, but didn’t have instructions!

As a LEGO fan, I was pretty excited to get this set. Unfortunately, the set didn’t come with instructions ( I know it’s probably just my set ) . I was pretty surprised by this, as LEGO is known for its quality in all sets. Luckily, it was pretty easy to find instructions online for it, and I finished it quickly. Overall, it’s a good set and I like the features.

LEGO's Maneki-Neko

If you're familiar with Japanese culture, you may be aware of the maneki-neko or beckoning cat. More often referred to as the lucky cat, this statue has one (and sometimes both) paw raised in what appears to us Westerners as a wave, but is actually a beckoning gesture.Lego's version is white in color (signifying happiness, purity, and good things to come — like more Lego sets? :p) with its left paw raised (good for business as it attracts customers ; works for Lego, right? ;p) and wearing a collar. bib, and a "bell" in the style of Edo period wealthy. In its non-beckoning paw, the cat holds a gold-colored tile styled after an Edoi-era coin known as a koban. Designers even managed to replicate the cat's yellow eyes without using a new piece.This Lucky Cat is a ... MoreIf you're familiar with Japanese culture, you may be aware of the maneki-neko or beckoning cat. More often referred to as the lucky cat, this statue has one (and sometimes both) paw raised in what appears to us Westerners as a wave, but is actually a beckoning gesture.Lego's version is white in color (signifying happiness, purity, and good things to come — like more Lego sets? :p) with its left paw raised (good for business as it attracts customers ; works for Lego, right? ;p) and wearing a collar. bib, and a "bell" in the style of Edo period wealthy. In its non-beckoning paw, the cat holds a gold-colored tile styled after an Edoi-era coin known as a koban. Designers even managed to replicate the cat's yellow eyes without using a new piece.This Lucky Cat is a solid build and looks good. It also has a bit of functionality built into it, more than the usual BrickHeadz. A lever in the back allows one to move the beckoning paw up and down. On the downside, the paws aren't especially prominent, but that's nothing new with Brickheadz.Since I'm displaying it at home rather than a business, I mirrored the instructions so that its right paw is up, beckoning for money. Overall, I'd say it's well worth the purchase.

Lucky Cat brings me luck on New Year 2021!

I’m a fans of Lucky Cat! I really surprised that I can find the Lucky Cat on Lego website.Very easy to build by follow the instructions. I’ve displayed the Lucky Cat, Dragon Dance Guy, and Monkey King on my wall shelf! Hope they will bring me more luck in this coming new year!

Waving

The iconic Lucky Cat wave is a running joke between myself and my husband. Couple this with my borderline obsession with Brick Headz and this was a no brainer. Even better you CAN make the cat wave which I wasn't aware of until I built the figure. Yes, I did squee like a pre-teen when I found out.Fairly standard Brick Headz build and appearance when constructed. Really pleased with how he looks built up and put with my small collection even if stylistically he doesn't really fit with the Hallowe'en theming I have going on.Cute and iconic figure that I am very pleased to have in my collection.Number Of Pieces: 134Approximate Price Per Piece: £0.07Build Time: 20 Minutes

very cute and worth the money

Very great details and good experience. I wish both hands of the cat are movable. The side decoration is a little boring. Overall is cute and worth the money.