Item : B000SI9Y6A Customer Reviews Not worth it by .. AngelMommy (CA) I was shocked when I opened the case, I actually thought it's used because there were only half case of Lego. Dont know why they use such a big case for just a few pieces. Really not worth the money, really disappointed. Great fun, according to our son by .. Chris Lund (Seattle, WA United States) Our 19-month old son loves this - his first LEGO set. Each day he plays with it, and he's learning eye-hand coordination putting the pieces together. The box it comes with is perfect too, as it stores the LEGO's and has more room for other small toys as well. Other reviews complain it should have more pieces, and while I agree, our son does not. For him, this is the perfect toy. And really, shouldn't the review be based mostly on what the child thinks? Child's first Lego set by .. Cathy J. Bailey (Wash., D.C., USA) **-:¦:-*:*'''''*:*-:¦:-** THANK YOU**-:¦:-*:*'''''*:*-:¦:-** Excellent transaction. Item as described - arrived in great condition. 5*s -All Smiles : ) Nothing for the money by .. Laura Bray (Pana, IL USA) I love Lego and Duplo blocks, but for $35 all you get are 33 pieces? It is ridiculous, my husband and I were shocked when our son received it for Christmas. The blocks are fun but not without buying the expansion pack. So for some blocks for a little kid, you are going to wind up shelling out $60+. It isn't worth it. Lego company got cheap by .. Phoebe Oh (central Illinois) We got this "My First Lego Duplo" set in December 2008 for our twins because our older son loved his starter box of Lego Duplos when he was the same age (about a year and a half old). In 2004, it cost about fyfteen bucks on sale (normally twenty) for a starter box/chest that contained 140 blocks. I have searched high and low, and that same plastic chest with 140 blocks is nowhere to be found. Instead we got the current version of the starter Duplo box. The blocks themselves are great -- the few of them that there are. This rectangular bucket, which is just slightly smaller than the earlier chest, contains just 33 blocks, which don't build very many things and nothing big. That's a small fraction of the quantity for the same price. Later I found that the closest thing to our old 140 block chest is the bulk set of 144 blocks without a storage chest for around f0rty bux via online or mail order. DUPLO Bulk Set So although our children like the Duplos (even my older son still uses them more than four years later) and they never break or wear out, boo to Lego for its stinginess to kids.