For £16, you'd hope that a picture frame would include a clear plastic screen to protect the photo. Instead there's just a very poor quality card insert to hold a photo. I had to use tape at the back to hold it in place. There were also small bits of moulding still attached to the frame. I know that Lego did not make this themselves, and I'm surprised they'd let a third-party product of such poor quality bear the Lego name.

I bought this thinking there would be some for of plastic or something to cover the photo or whatever you would put in this. Was very wrong. I wouldn't recommend this unless it's for a child. I bought this on sale, so I'm not outrageously disappointed. If you want something quirky and unique, give this a shot, but it's not a formal picture frame.

if you like the mini figure case experience, you're going to enjoy these. the white matting sleeve comes with each frame. i bought two and use both the portrait and landscape orientation. mine DO interlock, but they DO NOT snap together to make a solid form. they will stack but i would only place them on a shelf against a wall... it would be super fun to make a frame tower of five or six tall. but it doesn't feel that firm. i am happy to see this page now tells customers about image dimensions, thank you.

I read an excellent review and thought, this will be excellent to place a lego memory photo in with my daughter and I when she is old enough to build her first Lego set. The quality on the frame just is not there. I purchased this directly from Lego.com packaging was nice. It’s a good thing I opened it to inspect the item, as I was planning on just storing it. The Matting was all wavy and bent. For the price I assumed there would be a thin plastic to protect the photo from dust. Nope. The photo is exposed to dust. There is nowhere to post a photo on the review, just REALIZE:

A. Open the front cover to ensure yours is not damaged.

B. The frame comes without a lens! Don’t think about adding one either the slot is way too thin.

I never thought Lego would let me down on a product, apparently these are actually produced by room Copenhagen though.