NBCC

This post is a review of the nanoblock Wish Me Well build. Wish Me Well is part of the nanoblock Character collection. Wondering what else is part of the Character collection? Click here for a list.

Number: NBCC_149 

Number of Pieces: 190

Difficulty Rating: 2/5

The build begins with the head. I laid the base layer out on my nanoblock pad. When I added the nose, I could no longer use the pad to build the head because the nose wasn’t square with the rest of the build. The rest of the head goes up in straightforward layers.

The next step is to build the main section of the body. I once again laid the body out on the nanoblock pad. One of the first steps was to add Wish Me Well’s distinctive rainbow tail. The rest of the body is relatively straightforward.

The next step is to attach the head to the body. This was surprisingly difficult. I think it’s because most of the pieces can slide, so getting things lined up can be tricky.

The next step is to add the ears, which are mirrors of each other.

The final step is to add the legs.

Things I liked:

• I like how they created Wish Me Well’s tail

Things I didn’t like:

• I didn’t like how hard it was to attach the head

This post is a review of the nanoblock Pompompurin build. Pompompurin is part of the nanoblock Character collection. Wondering what else is part of the Character collection? Click here for a list.

Number: NBCC_182

Number of Pieces: 140

Difficulty Rating: 2/5

This build begins with the building of the bottom of Pompompurin’s body. It starts by building a base layer that includes the custom printed brick.

Then, the body goes up in layers. There are a ton of slanted bricks to create Pompompurin’s curves.

After the body is built, the head is built directly on the body in continuing layers. The head includes adding the eyes, ears, and mouth.

The final step is to build Pompompurin’s hat, which is built directly on his head.

Things I liked:

• I like how the curves are created

Things I didn’t like:

• Compared to the other Sanrio builds that came out at the same time (nearby NBCC numbers), I feel that Pompompurin has a lot less detail

This post is a review of the nanoblock Pochacco build. Pochacco is part of the nanoblock Character collection. Wondering what else is part of the Character collection? Click here for a list.

Number: NBCC_181 

Number of Pieces: 130

Difficulty Rating: 2/5

The kit begins by building the head. The first step is to create the base. The second step adds the nose and the first layer of the eyes. I like that the nose is 3d and sticks out a bit. I needed to be careful because the piece with the nose kept liking to pop off the main head section. The rest of the head went up in straightforward layers.

After building to the top of the head, I flipped the head over and added the details at the bottom of the head.

The next section is to build the body. Pochacco wears a red shirt, so the body uses white and red bricks. I like how the arms are created and stick out.

The next step is to attach the body to the head.

Next, I built and added the ears.

The final step was to attach Pochacco’s little tail.

Things I liked:

• I like how Pochacco’s nose is 3d and pokes out a bit

Things I didn’t like:

• The final build is tippy and is difficult to make it stand up straight

This post is a review of the nanoblock Cinnamoroll build. Cinnamoroll is part of the nanoblock Character collection. Wondering what else is part of the Character collection? Click here for a list.

Number: NBCC_180 

Number of Pieces: 130

Difficulty Rating: 2/5

The first step is to build the head. It takes about 6 to make the main section of the head. At that time, I added the mouth, cheeks, and eyes.

The next step is to build the ears. They are very straightforward and are built and attached in 1 step.

The next step is to build the body. This was fairly straightforward. When I added the legs and the clear brick to stabilize the build.

The last step is to attach the head to the body. When I added the head, the body became very tippy.

Things I liked:

• I think Cinnamoroll turned out super cutely

Things I didn’t like:

• The build is tippy and likes to fall over

This post is a review of the nanoblock Kuromi build. Kuromi is part of the nanoblock Character collection. Wondering what else is part of the Character collection? Click here for a list.

Number: NBCC_179 

Number of Pieces: 160

Difficulty Rating: 2/5

All of the details for Kuromi are in the head.

Kuromi begins with building the head. The first step creates the base of the head, and the next step locks everything into place. The rest of the top of the head goes up in straightforward layers.

Then, the head is flipped over, and a ton of detail is added. First, the nose is added. Then, the head is rounded out. Then, the details of Kuromi’s hood’s collar are added.

The next step is to build the body. Since there isn’t any detail, the steps are very straightforward.

Then, the head is attached to the body.

Next, the tail is added.

The final step is to build and attach the ears. I really like how the ears are at an angle.

Things I liked:

• I like how the ears are at an angle

Things I didn’t like:

• I wish they had used black bricks instead of light purple for Kuromi’s hood

This post is a review of the nanoblock My Melody build. My Melody is part of the nanoblock Character collection. Wondering what else is part of the Character collection? Click here for a list.

Number: NBCC_178 

Number of Pieces: 170

Difficulty Rating: 2/5

All of the details for this build are in My Melody’s head. Their body is very simple.

The build begins with creating the base couple layers of the head. Then more layers are added to make the main face and hood covering My Melody’s head.

Then you add her bow.

Then, you build the ears onto the head. First, you make the floppy ear. This ear looks a little funny, in my opinion, depending on the angle from which you look at it. Then, you build the ear that stands up.

The second section to build is the body. The body is very straightforward until the final layer. The final layer is a bit tricky because bits overhang and are placed on gap-filled platforms.

Then, the back of the arms and legs are added.

Next, the head is attached to the body.

The final step is to add the little tail.

Things I liked:

• I like how the bow is created for My Melody

Things I didn’t like:

• I don’t love how the ear falling forward looks. I think it looks a little stumpy

This post is a review of the nanoblock Hello Kitty build. Hello Kitty is part of the nanoblock Character collection. Wondering what else is part of the Character collection? Click here for a list.

Number: NBCC_177 

Number of Pieces: 140

Difficulty Rating: 2/5

The build begins with building the head. The base layer takes a couple steps to complete. These steps include the eyes and nose.

The rest of the head goes up in straightforward layers.

The next major section is to build the body for Hello Kitty. This time, she is wearing blue overalls and a yellow shirt. The body is very straightforward.

Then, the head is attached to the body.

Next, Hello Kitty’s bow on her ear is added. I really like how the bow looks and the bricks that are used to create the bow.

The final step is to add Hello Kitty’s tail.

Things I liked:

• I really like how rarely used bricks are used to create the bow

Things I didn’t like:

• I’m not sure if I like the fact her nose is yellow. I think of her nose being white