18+ Ideas Tuxedo Cat - 21349

My daughter enjoyed the build and the cat looked good. After approx 18 months a lot of the bricks started to disintegrate. The cat was positioned with other Lego sets that were fine so it wasn't an environmental problem. Complained to Lego who, after many many emails replaced some bricks. Unfortunately, when she tried to rebuild, she found more of the original bricks disintegrated and she was unable to rebuild. Very disappointed.

I have multiple disability’s including classic autism and mild intellectual disability and have 24 hr constant care. One of my support staff mentioned the Lego tuxedo cat and said I should do it (I lost my beloved cat to double kidney failure last year and had a lot of love for a stray tuxedo cat who used to visit me named Bootsie) and sadly I had to turn it down as I felt it’d be too much of a challenge to build,I struggle physically as well which affects my fine motor skills and makes smaller bricks especially difficult. my support staff said there is now an app I could get for my iPad called LEGO builder which turns many of these sets into 3D and makes each step so much more clearer to follow. So of. course I bought the Tuxedo cat with a lot of hope ahead,my Lego loving support staff had even said she will help build if I need it. I started building it yesterday,I spent the whole day building,I’ve done about half of the cat or so thanks to following the Lego builder app in 3D mode and wow-it’s an absolute game changer,not once did I need support staff help. Thanks so much for the Lego team for making your kits more accessible. I’ve only ever been able to build colour patterns with my piles of Lego before, I got 3 sets last week from this online store and I’ve done the other 2, now it’s the cat, this probably shows my age but when I last got Lego it wasn’t numbered which makes it a lot easier rather than having a giant box of bricks and having to find specific bits. Please make a gaggle of cats (or would it be a murder of cats,like with crows) such as the grey tabby or pedigree cats like the Norwegian forest or Turkish van just as examples as they’re unusual breeds, I’m sure the tons of cat lovers out there would go mad for different colour patterns and breeds,just as dog lovers would if they had more to access. I do reccomend the tuxedo cat to other disabled people, as long as you have good focus. have a look at the Lego builder app and see if it’d help you build a set,that is what hencouraged me to buy the cat in the first place.

I found this set to be extremely enjoyable to build. It took me about 3 hours to complete, taking my time. The instructions were a little difficult to read on paper. Hence, I had to switch to the digital version so that I could move the piece around and make sure I was placing blocks in the right place. Still, aside from that, the build was stress free and enjoyable, so much so that I've bought the Ginger Cat to sit alongside this one, as it makes a great showpiece in my ever-expanding LEGO collection.