Looks very nice and interesting. I will check the quality of the product closer to Christmas. The box was slightly wrinkled in the corner, but overall everything arrived in good condition. I think children will like this calendar much more than chocolate ones for about the same price in stores :-)

This is a really neat little building block set similar to Lego with the Nativity Scene. This would make an excellent gift for someone before Christmas to celebrate Advent. Starting December 1st, you will open the box corresponding to the day of the month. You will open a package that has building block pieces and the instructions so you can build an object, animal, or person that goes along with the Nativity showing Jesus' birth. This is a super fun way to have a little project for your child to do before Christmas and to build some excitement for Jesus' Birthday. Some of the items you will build may be a little difficult for a child under 8 to build by themselves. Just know you may need to help them with some of these items. Overall this is a really great value for the amount of fun it produces. Highly recommend!

When one of my kids see this item and sneaks it out of the house then calls me to tell me they swiped it, that's all I need to know. From what I could see, it was adorable. I love Advent Calendars that have these little puzzles in them. It makes it so much better than "open a door and eat a piece of candy". I appreciate being able to buy this before the Advent season begins also. By then, everything fun is gone, and I'm someone who prepares and buys everything early. Now I'm probably going to have to buy one for my other adult child so I don't have to put up with the "No Fair" cries.

This is a fun way to spend time with your kiddo each day leading up to the 24th day of December. Whether you choose to use it as an Advent Calendar, or as a build that you do all at once, this will make for a fun gift that you can use once, or take apart and redo every year. The kits are in individual boxes and each box has its own sheet of instructions. The pieces snap together pretty easily, but do leave a small space, unlike the more notable competition. When you are done building your piece, some (I've not built all mine yet) may even fit back in the small box. I think this is a great way to enjoy Legos without breaking the bank!

Nice designs, with wise men, shepherds, angel, animals, shelter, the holy family, and some palm trees. The boxes each item comes in sometimes matches the model inside with the picture, more often not. The instructions are small (and rather crumpled, but legible and easy to follow. So far, there have been no missing pieces, as well as no extra pieces.