Jellyfish Light-Up Brick Set 70010 | 1130 + PCS | 10 LED Lights

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Challenging Beauty: An Honest Review
​While the pictures looked appealing, the reality of this build proved much more demanding. This set is beautiful but not for the faint of heart.
​⚠️ Major Design & Instruction Issues
​Instruction Discrepancy: Be warned: If you use the digital instructions, you may find the pieces and order have changed from the printed booklet. I had to tear down and restart mid-build.
​Part Security: Several pieces lack sufficient clutch power. The seaweed pieces near the gears were particularly problematic, requiring me to use personal 1-stud round pieces to bridge and secure them to the plates.
​The Jellyfish Gauntlet: The most difficult section is the jellyfish assembly. Attaching the "legs" was a fight, often pushing other sections apart. Placing the jellyfish onto the center stem requires absolute perfection. If the internal axle pushes the clear center structure down even slightly, the entire center structure must be meticulously rebuilt. This step alone nearly made me quit.
​🛑 The Final Breakdown
​After finally completing the assembly, the motor and gears—which had been working during earlier tests—stopped turning entirely. This breakdown forced me to put the build away.
​✅ Verdict: Buy With Caution
​Despite the major frustrations, the final result is amazing and beautiful. However, your building skills will be severely tested.
​If you purchase this set, know that difficulty is guaranteed. If you find yourself struggling with a particularly difficult step, silently send your frustration my way—you are not alone!

I don't expect other brick companies to be LEGO; in fact I like the diverse designs that JM Bricklayer sells. The Jellyfish offers a very nice looking finished product.

That said...
One of the things LEGO has going for them is that they follow basic building rules. The Jellyfish set designer seemed to throw the rules into the wind. MANY pieces are attached to others by only one stud making for a very finicky build and an unstable finished product. Plates that are meant to appear floating are attached in the air by only three corner studs or wobbly stacked cylinders. Pieces pop off. The collar that holds the stem that holds the jellyfish body becomes unseated when you breathe too closely. And, the large tentacles do not fit tightly and fall off. This set induced more swearing in my home than any other set from any other brick company.

The other issue is that the motor is super loud.

This is my first JM Bricklayer build. After doing this one, I'm not sure there is a second set in my future.

Loved the build. Some of the lower pieces are not supported well making it difficult to install some upper one and leaving parts a bit unstable

Looks awesome but is very noisy