Review of nanoblock Boo! Sesame Street Trick or Treat!

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Elmo build and package

This post is a review of the nanoblock Boo! Sesame Street Trick or Treat! build, which is Elmo as a witch ghost. This build is part of the nanoblock Universal Studios Japan collection. Wondering what else is part of the Universal Studios Japan collection? Click here for a list.

Number of Pieces: 130

Difficulty Rating: 2

Elmo build front view

I bought this kit as just a set of directions. To build this kit, I needed to buy individual bricks. I bought the bricks via Rakuten using Buyee as a proxy. I ended up getting orange 1x2s instead of orange 2x2s. I completed the build with the 1x2s, but there are a few extra lines on my finished build where there are orange bricks.

Elmo build side view

This build is broken into 2 parts there is the Elmo section and the hat.

The Elmo section begins with a base 10×10 brick. Then, the build goes up in layers, starting from a very small base. As I got to the top of Elmo, it was a bit tippy as I put on the next layer. A few times, the main section of Elmo would pop off the base, so I needed to line the body back up and reattach it to the base.

Elmo build back view

The hat section begins with a base layer of black bricks. I lay the bricks on my nanoblock pad as a starting point. The hat is very straightforward and goes up in layers. There is a break in all the black because an orange ribbon is going around the hat.

Elmo build front 3/4 view

Things I liked:

  • I really like how there is a band on the hat. Normally, witch hats are just solid black, so the extra detail is nice

Things I didn’t like:

  • I don’t like how tippy Elmo is on the base. I think if the bottom couple of layers had more bricks, then it may have fallen off less when building