In this episode of Jason’s Bricks in 5, I’m walking you through my experience building the BrickLink Designer Program set Sequoia Tree Trail (910058). This one showed up two days before I filmed, and I couldn’t wait—I went from “eh, it’s okay” to “yeah, I want that” the closer we got to the purchase window, and I’m glad I grabbed it. It’s a very different build compared to most sets: a small ranger station, a big sturdy base, and then a whole lot of tree building—especially the last bags, which are basically dedicated to the two massive sequoias. I also share why this set hit me right in the nostalgia. I went to Sequoia National Park as a kid and later took my own kids, so details like the hollowed-out fallen tree “tunnel” and the trail signage really landed for me. The wildlife selection is wild—birds, squirrels, owl, snake, frogs, snails, and even a banana slug (my daughter was pumped about that)—though I do have one minor complaint: no rabbit. From a builder’s perspective, the tree techniques were the standout. The big trees are modular, surprisingly sturdy, and built without a Technic core—lots of SNOT bricks stacked with plates to shape the trunk. I also talk minifigs, stickers, display challenges (it’s tall—about Haunted House height), and my experience using the online instructions.