This post is a review of the nanoblock Shoto Todoroki build. Shoto Todoroki is part of the nanoblock Character collection. Wondering what else is part of the Character collection? Click here for a list.
Number: NBCC_145
Number of Pieces: 200
Difficulty Rating: 3/5
This build begins by taking 2 steps to create the base of the head. Between the hair being split and the scar on his face, the head was very loose and barely connected for quite a bit of the build. I was glad I had my nanoblock pad.
I built the head in layers, adding details to the face and hair. Eventually, there was enough overlap that the head was solid, but it took a good 8 steps to get there.
I kept adding layers to the hair and eventually closed up the head.
Next I built the body. It is fairly small, so it was a bit tricky to connect things properly.
Next, I built the fireball in the left hand. The fireball was clear, and I liked how they used clear bricks to represent the fire.
Then I connected the hand to the body.
Next I built and connected the legs over several steps. It was a bit hard to tell how the final legs would turn out, so I connected the bricks and made adjustments once I could look at the final build.
The last major section of the build is the iceball in his right hand. I had a hard time keeping the entire base layer of the build connected, so I once again had to rely on my nanoblock pad.
Then I connected the right arm to the body. I don’t think the instructions for where to connect it was clear, so I had to guess where the arm connected.
The final step was to connect the head to the body.
Things I liked:
- I like that this build used clear bricks to represent both of his powers
Things I didn’t like:
- A lot of the build felt flimsy while I was building it, which is unusual for nanoblock