I ordered these figurines to "ride" on the horses that I also ordered. Reviewers said they fit Lego. They will stand on Lego bases but they will not fit the Lego horses or the Off Brand horses that I also bought. The toes of the shoes were too long to fit in the saddle slot. Disappointed. The figures are cute. The price is amazing. They are not easy to put together. They each come in a separate clear bag with all the body parts. You must snap them together. Difficult for even a 7 year old fingers. Their comment was "I don't want to do it, grandma, and hurt my fingers." So plan to help put them together and don't plan to use horses with them. Pay for the real Lego figures for riding horses.

A little more difficult to place on LEGOs than Lego brand but still good price for a nice selection.

My kids love these. I wasn't aware I had to put them together though. They weren't easy to put together either. Some pieces snapped in easily but almost look loose. Some took tools to clamp together and won't move/come out at all. Also the hair on some of the toys doesn't go over the ears really well as you can see on my last photo. The color changed because the plastic bends on the ears. Other than that they're very nice and I like the variety as well.

Given that most of the larger Lego kits only come with 1 to 3 figures, its difficult to amass enough to people creative play with small children. My grandson uses his legos with the addition of various decorated and altered cardboard boxes to create Boxtown, with fire stations, hospital, school etc. He populates these with astronauts, Viking warriors, construction people and rescue figures from various sets. This assortment provides additional figures from a variety of jobs, careers, ethnicities, genders and races and has allowed Boxtown to now have a Hispanic female mayor, Ramona. Im sure this will be useful to parents providing play opportunities resembling the real world the child will later encounter in life, unlike some of the more negative messages they may encounter as they mature. Like the song by Graham Nash and the book by Madeline Levine PHD "teach your children well", its never too early.

Grandson loved these to go with his building bricks. Very durable too.