The instructions were very easy to follow and highly detailed (though very young kids would definitely need guidance), the Lego parts all came separated into bags (pictured) for easier organisation before you start, and the end result speaks for itself - it's my very own posable Eevee built with my own hands! Designed by LEGO artist Dave Holder – whose work has also featured on LEGO MASTERS Australia, and can be seen at LEGOLAND Melbourne – Bricker Builds’ Eevee is only available in limited quantities ahead of the holiday season, so don’t hang around if this looks like the perfect Xmas gift (whether for yourself or that LEGO and Pokémon obsessive you know – we all know one, right? It should be), Eevee can evolve into eight different forms, all of which bear different traits and abilities.

Eevee and it's 'Eeveelutions' are amongst my favourite Pokémon, so I was chuffed to find this one and waited until it was on special offer to purchase.

Ideal for ages 10 and up, this construction toy provides build-and-play experiences to help develop creativity and problem-solving skills.

To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. That feeling when you open the sealed bag with your Bricker Builds kit inside – that will be a memorable moment for you and your loved ones. November 15 is the first day of Bricksmas for Bricker Builds, which sells instructions and part kits for some absolutely incredible life-sized sculptures – the sort of thing the LEGO Group should really be doing with its own LEGO for Adults sets, when you think about it.Reddit user and LEGO enthusiast eyemcantoeknees recently showed off the latest in their series of custom Pokemon LEGO models on the Pokemon subreddit, consisting of Eevee and its evolutions in plastic building toy form. You will also gain exclusive access to early releases, sneak peaks, and exclusive live streams with designers and Bricker Builds team members. The last day promises a ‘special surprise’ for one of Bricker Builds’ ‘most popular, electrifying models’. And as if Eon wasn't adorable enough already, there are three alternate mouth builds so that you can customize it to your favorite expression! Eyemcantoeknees had previously designed these Pokemon Eevee LEGO models using 3D software, but now they have finally brought their creations into the real world using actual LEGO bricks.

Although Pokemon already has a licensing deal with rival brand Mega Bloks, fans have still used LEGOs to recreate their favorite creatures and locations from the games - with one even going as far as remaking the entire Kanto region that Eevee and its first three evolutions hail from using the popular Danish building toys.

But don't take our word for it, see for yourself by scrolling through the preview instructions for the "Eon" Pocket Monster above!