You receive some cards, 12 of which are printed with the heads, bodies and legs of 4 figures. There are a couple of prediction cards and a small Lego figure. There is only 1 possible outcome in the packet, and this is either a pirate captain with a light blue dress or a pretty woman with a wooden leg, and you can't choose which when you order the trick.
Quality: The Lego figure is as you'd expect, except that it's glued together and not meant to be taken apart (I wonder why). The cards are small, which is good as they have to be spread out on the table in a 4 by 3 grid. They're thick and good enough, but they tend to stick together and be a bit difficult to separate.
One YouTube reviewer found the box difficult to open, but that's not really the case: All you need is a sharp knife to cut the round transparent seal.
The instructions come in the form of a link to a video in some Asian language with English subtitles. So the explanation is good, but maybe a little hard to follow; I needed to rewind and read again quite a few times. 2 methods are offered, first a very good and quite easy method, and then a much more convoluted one in case you didn't like the first method. Luckily you don't need to learn both methods.

Cards are small and stick when new. Don't know if this will rub off. Video instructions in foreign language with english sub titles.

I generally do not perform for children except my nephews and a few of their cousins. I originally got this for them because they love Lego. I have been performing this for adults and gotten great reactions as well. Very fun effect and a bit of a reminder why we get into magic in the first place. It definitely brings that child like smile to people's faces. Especially if you perform the toy from the card. I highly recommend!

The only reason I give 4stars because of the cards gimmicks.they are not made by plastic and with the time you can not do it again.