Review: BLDR 0067 Adopt Me Owl & Magic Stroller

A new entry into the building block battle is a company called Jazwares.  They're calling their product line BLDR.  I swear I've seen the "BLDR" name somewhere else before, though.  They currently have four product "lines", Squishmallows, Hello Kitty, Adopt Me, and Crunchyroll.  Right now they only seem to be available at Target.  For some reason the smaller sets aren't listed online yet.

Box.  MSRP is $4.99 for a $0.06 Price per Piece.  

Instructions.

Parts 1.  Printed Studless Wedge, Studless Wedge, Brick, Bricks w/Pinholes,

Inverted Slope, Plates, Inverted Studless Slopes, Bar Plate, Rounded Plates, Tile

w/Small Pinhole, Large cheese Slope, Cheese Slopes, Brackets, Padlocks, Clip

Tiles, Half Pins, Double Brackets, Feet, and 1x1x2/3 Bricks w/Stud on Side.

Parts 2.  Inverted Arches, 2x2 Dishes, Arches, Bricks w/Studs on

Side, Printed 3x3 Dishes, Studless Slopes, Plates, Tile, Clip Plates,

Jumpers, Studless Wedges, 5L Bars w/Handle, Bricks w/Stud on

Side, Stars, Apollo Stud, Axle Connector, Bar, and Brackets.

Build.  Compact IO Cruiser (2Ras+d8/2B)[Systems in Lavender.], and a 1 Hit piece of Cover for RA.

The Questions:

Can you build something -- a frame, station, or starship -- right away?  Yes.  (+5)
Is it below, at, or above the golden ratio?  Below.  (+5)  (The Golden Ratio is $0.10 per part.)
If you can't build a frame right away, or choose not to, does it have parts you should be able to put into use right away?  Yes.  (+5)
Does it have more than a handful of immediately useful parts?  Yes.  (+5)
Score: +20 (A+).  I honestly bought this one for the Lilac and Lavender pieces, and a bunch of them ended up in my Toreando frames.