NifelizMedieval Town Market Building kit; an Inspiring Art Set for Adults That Encourages Creative Building, New 2023(1,724pcs)

The medieval line is a favorite for me. I really enjoyed the stables. The instructions are easy to follow. The colors are bright and the bricks are quality. I only wish there were figures with it.The build comes packaged in a really nice looking box. You can tell that thought is put into the product and it's presentation.

The instructions made it a little challenging, the various rotations and greying out already assembled parts limits your ability to reference previously used colors when assembling. Overall, the build is beautiful and great Lego compatibility.

These sets are phenomenal. Comparable & compatible with LEGOs Medieval blacksmith, matches perfectly.

I purchased the Nifeliz Medieval Town Market, wanting it for my display. I had not heard of nifeliz, and couldn't find any reviews on this set. Here's my experience and for it compares with Lego.I expected poor quality (loose or tight fits), but their Bricks are great. Really happy with them.Packaging - simple box. Bags labeled 1, 2, or 3. The building(s) are all from parts from bags labeled 1. A lot of digging and shuffling, not as organized as Lego. Instructions were pretty good but the pages stuck and ripped on first open.Build -Design Sad parts - The joints that allow the building to fold open or shut use an odd build decision that's didn't really work. The posts that anchor the joints aren't designed well and can pull out, pop open, and are a fragile. They tried to anchor the joint posts with a method that actually bends the brick (I believe this is considered an"illegal build" by Lego standards). It doesn't work and when the joint inevitably pops out, it's even harder to put back due to the bent brick preventing it, requiring further disassembly to repair.The front door has no floor foundation, which makes the door post prone to falling off when transporting.It's not the most stable build. Roofs a little weak. Could probably be reinforced with a little creativity.Some bricks are orange colored, like the table top and stair's steps. They're a little out of place with the otherwise neutral look of the set.Design good parts:Looks really good when finished. Just don't plan on moving it or paying with it much unless you are in the mood to repair frequently.I would probably only recommend to someone who is going to set it and forget it, or who is in the mood to modify it for a few structural improvements.

Our first start off by saying I really don't enjoy having to write this review. I am a 32-year-old and the reason why this is relevant is because I want it to be clear that I am very organized and I'm not just losing pieces, this set was literally missing pieces from the second or third step. Overall, I'm about 70% done and I've been missing seven pieces, I've luckily been able to have these pieces be fairly non-unique and got them from other leftovers from other sets that I've had. There has also been two pieces that won't clip on because they've been formed incorrectly and I've had to literally heat them up and melt them in order to get them to stay in place. I reached out to the company the first couple times and they were willing to ship me pieces but they would be coming from China and I'm in Canada and it's not very ideal to have to wait every single time a new pieces needed, if I had to do that I would be waiting 3 years to finish this set. The reason it's so disappointing and I hate having to rate this reviews because when I first saw their medieval line, I knew I wanted to make them all! Unfortunately for the price and the obvious bad quality control I won't be buying any more sets , once again is extremely disappointing because they look beautiful in the ads and on the box.

The design holds a lot of issues. And many parts are held together by basically nothing, the roof is the most aggravating part.

For a knock-off of Lego set , the bricks are very sturdy.The set was almost 100% complete, only missing 1 part of the brown horse. They included two left sides, instead of 1 left, 1 right. Considering how many pieces this build uses, I was surprised that that was the only part left out. I am very pleased with the overall build, though I did reinforce some areas with some of my own Legos. This was not required, but it made the set a little more sturdy.Regarding the wood detailing around the edges of the roofing, I did end up gluing two small 1x2 plates to the roofing underside, as they would not stay connected and caused the edging to drop off when it was connected.My overall opinion of the Stable Set is it is very close to the Lego Blacksmith Set, using similar ideas to achieve the look. I will purchase more sets like this as Lego only has the one. Biggest negative to me is that they included a lot of smaller plates that could have been replaced with longer ones, and would have made for stronger walls, but I imagine they wanted to get the part count up.

Excellent Set!!