🧩 Meland Learning Construction Blocks for Educational Building Review

My son liked this item but it was very unstable. Always falls, even after the bottle is stabilized. We only played with him once.

I got it for my son's fourth birthday. He likes his current marble jetty. That's good quality because nothing broke in the two months he played with it. They go perfectly with his existing marble madness track. This is a great toy that stimulates thinking and creativity!

This toy is not very durable. You need a few people to put it together because it's flimsy, but once you put it together it works great and is so much fun! Unfortunately we don't have the details! I think we are missing 4 or 5 pieces and funnel pieces. Disappointed, maybe the company will send us the missing parts. If we had all the parts I would be very happy with the product and am changing my rating.

Fantastic price. Daughter LOVES these. A 3 year old can play with it and older kids (12 & 13) will love to collect it too. But actually our 8 year old loves it the most. So many combinations. Durable plastic. Many figures and balls. Not real glass marbles, but they mean a lot. You can use them if you have them, it might be faster. A very fun toy and ideal for STEM learning.

My 3.5 year old had hours of fun with this! It's easy to assemble and disassemble, and the number of parts makes it easy to try many different configurations. I was skeptical at first about the collectible balls, but they work great and I think maybe they're designed to be less of a choking hazard (although I still wouldn't put them in the mouths of kids who are pulling something ). .

Very pretty and uses regular size balloons! My 5 year old grandson loves it, however the toy requires the presence of an adult as it may tip over if not assembled unaided. I bought a container of regular sized balls which are sold separately just to have on hand. My grandson thought he could put all 100 marbles in at once and while this doesn't break the marble run it does block the escapes and the marbles stop. However, if the bases were wider, the toy would not fall off. The instructions show

My 5 year old saw a ball walking on Peppa Pig and just had to have the same one so I went with it, thinking it was an average option. While she absolutely loves it, I'm a bit disappointed with the quality. It falls fairly easily and definitely feels cheap. One of the balloons even broke in half - how is that possible!? On the plus side - I like that you can see through the pieces so you can see the balls moving. All in all, this marble walkway could be better, but it could also be worse. It…

Separate parts on the base don't hold up. I had to glue them together so the weight of the structure wouldn't split them. I made the first build following the instructions and made it according to the color. The heavy colored stuff was the wrong color, and while it's a minor change, I got two sets of blue instead of blue and green. The pieces were all there, just not the colors. One of the spinners didn't spin, the plastic was molded too tightly together and was applying more pressure than the…

Building marble bridges yourself is a lot of fun. My kids love it and enjoy watching the balloons go down the path they made. Plastic is strong, but depending on the surface you're building on, it can be wobbly. In addition, it is stable. The parts are easy to connect and the design of the parts is simple. I would definitely say that this is a gift, definitely for Christmas or birthdays. My 4 and 5 year olds can create some pretty marble pathways. I think being creative with them is the best we