🎁 Clockwork Christmas Toy Set by FUN LITTLE TOYS Review

These dinosaurs are the perfect size for my 3 and 5 year old grandkids little hands. They love playing with them. You would probably rate them 5 stars, but since the trigger feature doesn't work very well on them and not at all on some, I wouldn't rate it that highly. My advice to the maker is to make two T-Rex dinosaurs. It's a favorite and they both want it all the time. you know how to do it

It's great. Highly recommended. Nice. Some dinosaurs don't work properly, but (shrugs) 🤷🏻‍♀️ I would still recommend these dinosaurs to parents of kids who love dinosaurs. Example: an ankylosaurus, in a toy, it turned around and showed its stomach. Spring. Anki is not allowed to show her bellies. That's why they have an armored coat and a club-like tail. To protect a thrifty belly. The best of them is Triceratops. All legs and even the head move from side to side. cool

This is ridiculous. Just silly little twists but one of the first things my 4 year old grandson asks for when he comes to visit. I bought them to replace the clockwork dinosaurs my mom kept at home for my own kids decades ago. I'm not sure I understand the appeal but the little ones really like them. Low tech, good agility exercise, and they like to have fun while doing it. And of course the pair arrived unreliably or didn't work properly, but in any case it's a very good buy.

I liked this product. I actually did, but unfortunately there are some downsides. First, after a few days of play, the Ankylosaurus barely rolls. Make a half turn and stop. It just doesn't work anymore. Second, none of the two-legged dinosaurs move much forward. They just wobble in place. Third, a Spinosaurus meant to roll doesn't land on its feet. I've tried many, many times and it's always failed. So which ones are good? Brachiosaurus, Triceratops, Plesiosaurus and Pterosaurus. Most…