🔨 Fun and Educational Building Toy: BATTOP Marble Construction Set for Kids - 97 Pieces Review

I bought this for my 3 year old for Christmas. She can create some things herself, but mostly I make them. But she loves to play with him. I haven't tried it with Duplos yet and will update my review here. Also, the colors of the parts don't necessarily match the diagrams. I would say, especially for older kids, that it would probably be more fun if you bought a second set and had a few extra duplos to build with. I would also like them to provide some more diagrams for other tracks you can…

I don't know how I missed how incredibly small it is in the product reviews. Hopefully my photos will help other potential buyers see its size. In the photo it looks like 2-3 times bigger, but in reality it's quite small. I've placed the default Jenga set alongside it for scaling reference. It's not the best for strength. Some parts were difficult to attach to be the green platforms it came with and the parts don't fit together very well. This is being sold for toddlers and my 3 year old is…

This is a great run. I bought it for my 7 year old child. At first I was concerned that I would be too young for him, but absolutely not. Building a good marble route is a challenge for me and certainly a challenge for him. It's way better than the Chaos Ball Run we have because it can do everything by itself and create its own courses instead of just copying them from the booklet. Others mention parts that don't go well together. I think they go really well together. This is only a problem if…

I got this particular balloon because my daughter is 3 years old and I thought these balloons were big enough so I wouldn't have to worry about her choking on them. It's actually less than an illusion of a painting. The balls are only slightly larger than ordinary balls and their quality is not very good. They are separate and you must connect the two halves to make balls. I can just take regular marbles and keep them away unless I can keep an eye on them. I like the durability of the barrel…

I choose the ball with the winking face for my picture because I feel the manufacturer cheated me and laughed a little at my bill Has. I have a daycare center at home with children aged 0-6 years. In the photos, the balls for this marble walkway look at least as big as a golf ball. I figured it would be a safe alternative to the traditional smaller marble runs. nope Not really. They are actually probably a bit larger than regular marble, which can actually be a bit more dangerous. Marble can be

I chose this set because I wanted my child to be able to walk on marble for a reasonable price but didn't want to buy another toy with lots of little details and extras. We immediately assembled one of the rides - the pieces didn't fit together as easily as the duplos, but we still enjoyed watching the balls fly. Then we started adding our duplos to make it bigger and those parts of the battop don't go that well with the duplo at all. This is quite unusual as they look exactly the same in size,

Bought for my preschool class 3 and 4 years old. I disagree with the reviewers who say it's too hard for kids that age. Did the kids master the exciting run on the first try? no But they learned over the course of days and weeks how to use the details to create ramps and descents by experimenting, practicing with the details, and watching each other and adults use the details. and they loved it! We didn't use the manual at all, so I can't comment on that. However, learning and experimenting…