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Nanoblock Sanrio Character Collection Cinnamoroll Dreaming Angel Building Kit
A palm-sized Cinnamoroll Dreaming Angel model built from 170 micro bricks as small as 5 mm, standing 2.20 inches tall with difficulty level 2 for ages 12 and up
- 170 micro bricks build a detailed Cinnamoroll
- 20-inch finished figure fits on any shelf
- Difficulty level 2 suits beginners and fans
- Recommended for ages 12 and up
- Includes step-by-step instructions and spare pieces
Cinnamoroll Dreaming Angel Building Kit
This Nanoblock set belongs to the Sanrio Character Collection and recreates Cinnamoroll as a Dreaming Angel. The kit contains 170 micro bricks that assemble into a figure standing approximately 2.20 inches tall. It is rated at difficulty level 2 out of 5 and is intended for builders aged 12 and older.
Micro brick detail and compact scale
Bricks as small as 5 mm allow fine detailing while keeping the finished model small enough to fit in the palm of a hand. The construction process is quiet and requires no power tools or adhesives. Energy draw is effectively zero beyond the builder's own effort.
Step up from larger brick sets
The 170-piece count offers a quicker build than higher-piece-count Nanoblock kits while still delivering the series' signature realism. Collectors who want a detailed Sanrio figure without a lengthy project will find the jump worthwhile. Builders seeking a more complex challenge or a larger display piece should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- 170 micro bricks build a detailed Cinnamoroll
- 20-inch finished figure fits on any shelf
- Difficulty level 2 suits beginners and fans
- Recommended for ages 12 and up
- Includes step-by-step instructions and spare pieces
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I start building the 170-piece Cinnamoroll Dreaming Angel without losing the tiny 5 mm bricks?
Sort the bricks by colour on a clean tray, follow the step-by-step booklet from page one, and press each piece firmly until it clicks — the most common mistake is skipping the base plate alignment, which throws off the whole figure.
What parts might I need to replace if a brick breaks or goes missing?
The kit includes extra bricks for the most-used shapes; if you still run short, contact the maker for the Character Collection spare-parts sheet that matches this 170-piece set.
Will the finished 2.20-inch model stay rigid if I move it between shelves?
The friction-fit micro bricks hold well for display, but repeated handling can loosen the wing joints first — keep a fingertip on the base when lifting to avoid stress on those connections.
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