MGA's Miniverse Make It Mini Minecraft - Crafting, Mining, Pixel, Tools, Animals

Wasting money

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a really fun set and is of superior quality. My son loved creating the items, with the instructions being clear and concise and then playing with it. It does contains s parts so not ideal little children. Packaging is sturdy, compact and perfect for storage which prevents items from getting mislaid. Fun colours so visually appealing. Good value for money.

I’m not sure what everyone’s issue is. It says to put it in the sunlight for at least 15 minutes. It is resin. And it states that on the packaging. I have a UV light because I do nails, so I used that (it cured within 2 minutes). But it doesn’t REQUIRE a UV lamp. Put it in the sunlight for an hour-and it will cure. Read the directions. Read the packaging so you don’t buy it for your TODDLER (since that isn’t even the age group on there). People need to do a better job of reading things before blindly purchasing. My 7 year old and I had a lot of fun with this project. And it turned out amazing. And as for the chemicals? It literally states on there to WEAR GLOVES. And just make sure you was your hands when you’re done.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] If you're a Minecraft fan and a collector of miniatures, MGA'S Miniverse "Make It Mini" Minecraft mini collectibles are a must-have. These tiny treasures bring the world of minecraft into a more compact, detailed form, offering a fresh and exciting way to enjoy the game's iconic characters, creatures and blocks. Assembly was straight forward. Great packaging and value for money.

Not a good toy for toddler. He was so excited and thought it was a surprise box, but instead turned out to be a complicated project involving chemicals and powders. We threw it away.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Nice packaging with a good plastic design, material used should be used then with caution, and accordingly, is better with kids guardian to make sure the substance in the product used in the right way, my son was patient to discover and detailing each item which is good, we collective together to find all the bit in the box.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This little mga miniverse make it mini minecraft mini collectable is actually quite cool. Me and my boy opened it up and was surprised to find what was inside. It has resin and other items to replicate the little tools from mincraft. It is super cool and so fun to make. My lil man wants to get some more of these which we will do. Thanks for letting us test this. Thank you xx

Was really hard to build. The pieces aren’t not great quality so it’s hard to put together.

I was extremely skeptical of purchasing this given the reviews. It seemed like all the 5 stars showed paid for advertising and the other stars said it never cured and it needed a UV light. I decided to take the risk because I knew my son would like crafting it even if it didn't harden all the way. One of the reviews said to try putting it in the sun and so that's what we did! We it in a sunny window for a long time, prayed it would work and it worked beautifully! Very happy with it.

don't bother, not a kid's project

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this complimentary in exchange for my honest opinion. This is such a cute set and I didnt know you had to use resin. Now, it wasnt the hardest resin project to do, but I have never used resin. I read both pamphlets that were in the set and thought I was ready, key word thought. I didn't see that the block they give you has a separate one connected that you take out and crush both separately. I still dont know what to do with the brown stuff that I crushed. I toughed it out and finished it but boy was it a bit confusing at first. Once you realize what goes where etc, its actually not bad at all. BUT the limited details on what to do with both crushed elements was a bit nerve wracking,as I mentioned above I still dont know what to do with or why I was told to crush the brown blocks, as it wasnt poured in the mould for the resin. The setup is cute and when the mould you made is done sitting in the sun or under a UV light it, (I used sunlight for 20 minutes to set mine). Then you have little stickers to make it stick to a display that you put together from the packaging. All in all, it wasnt to hard but make sure you read the pamphlets more than once because this Mama is a bit flustered all for it to come out not as bad as I was thinking.

both didnt turn out. never hardened waste of money.

Enjoyed making it, however, it wouldn’t dry BECAUSE you need a UV LIGHT to cure it!!!!! This was not in the directions or description. Found the answer online. I do not have one so it ended up in the trash.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this product for free in exchange for testing and providing an honest review. I have to be honest—my 8 and 7-year-olds actually made this entire set without me even knowing! I think that speaks volumes about how easy and intuitive the "Make It" process is. They absolutely loved the "mining" aspect—especially crushing the blocks to find the hidden ingredients. Surprisingly, it was completely mess-free, which I truly appreciated! Since I'm a mom of 3, we happened to have my daughter’s UV nail lamp handy, which worked perfectly to cure the resin and set the piece quickly. The only slight disappointment for the kids was that these aren't keychains, as those are so popular right now. We may drill a hole to make it one later! If your kids love Minecraft and DIY projects, this is a fun, independent activity.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had the opportunity to sample mine craft minis and they are absolutely adorable 10/10 highly recommend the kids absolutely love the minis brand, definitely want to grab a few more, we spend hours playing at the table, products come with many accessories.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Instructions were very unclear. I watched a YouTube video but that didn’t really help much. The finished product didn’t end up like anything I had expected. It’s just too small for this style of craft.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was a cute little toy. It has good directions on how to make the sword. But the resin or whatever it was didn’t get completely dry. Even days later it was still tacky. I son enjoyed making it but was over it right after.

I bought this 1/10/26 for my son and it was a mixture of goat cake and the rabbit stew, he couldn't even complete one of them because it was missing the resin for the stew and the goat for the cake, pretty lousy if it's missing so many things 🫤

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As avid video game players and figure collectors, my guys enjoyed putting together this Miniverse Make It Mini Minecraft Collectible set that I received complimentary for product trial. .The instructions are poorly designed but, it isn’t difficult to figure out how to complete construction and it only took less than half hour to fully finish, making this a quick and easy, fun activity my family enjoyed doing. There are 12 different designs in the Minecraft Miniverse series to make and collect that complete the set and go together to build a portal, of course my guys love the one they received and now want the other 11 different designs to build their own portal! The cube packaging is not marked as to which Minecraft item you will be receiving in the cube, this adds an extra element of surprise for children. However, as a parent I find this frustrating as I typically end up purchasing multiples of the same item just trying to get the different ones we need to complete our set. I feel that at some point this type of surprise blind buy gimmick ultimately changes a 10-13 dollar toy or collectible from being a good value into being a poor value, as I hate spending money on duplicates we already have. The mini size is fantastic for displaying, the pieces are well made, they are colorful and detailed, and the cube itself becomes part of the display, making this an excellent choice for my teenaged Minecraft collector. However, this is not just for collecting, it can be used as a fun interactive toy for imaginary play. I personally love that these Miniverse Collectibles do not require much space and can be easily set up, moved around, or stored, and I love that they are also available in a variety of themes so if Minecraft isn’t for you, there are many other Miniverse Worlds to choose from. I would recommend MGA’s Miniverse Minecraft Collectibles for kids over 8 that love the video game and to adult Minecraft fans or collectors.

My son loved making the diamond sword but on the end it never cured so we have this liquid in the mold. I wanted 37 hours and it’s still liquidy