🏁 Hape Quadrilla Race Finish Marble Track Review

We first got a musical add-on - a kind of xylophone. Then this sentence. And as an adult, it wasn't easy for me as an adult to include both and make them work. I was constantly missing blocks. And multiple holes in the blocks drive me crazy. I want the balls to stay on their path and not just fall off. They are easy to knock over. But when playing with your kid, you can just snap a few pieces together when your kid drops the ball. All in all it's good family fun for my 2 year old but you have…

I love it, my kids love it. So much fun to build, so many opportunities for creativity. My son's teacher said that his ability to lay marble paths and paths at school is superior to that of other children. I trust this toy in part because you need to be critical of the technical levels and runs and what rectangular pieces will give you the desired result with the balls. In that sense, this is a great STEM toy. We shop for extra parts and sets. And I like that it's mostly made of wood. In that…

I was skeptical because a lot of comments said it was wobbly. So I searched Amazon and this was the only wooden marble walkway I wanted for my marble obsessed 3 year old. There were no others for the same price. So we tried it and it's not as shaky as people have said. It also came with a booklet with instructions on how to build 3 different structures. I also used it through Revain Warehouse. So I paid $21 for it. This is theft. This toy can easily be knocked over so we just put it on the…

I have been buying Hape toys for my daughter for years and with good reason. Excellent quality. I am one of those nostalgic people who appreciate wooden toys for children. When built by a reputable company, they're just durable and wear great. I really liked this set. Well packed. I would like more but just need to order a few others so we have more pieces to create more variations. I bought this for my daughter's 5th birthday (she was obsessed with watching domino class videos on youtube)…

This product looked cool and appeared to be solid wood. Big potential. Two VERY big problems. 1 - Connections are very weak and shaky. The structure is very easy to tip over. To destroy all this, a light brush is enough. 2 - Although the parts look generic, the way they were designed requires more blocks than you think to create a workable structure. There are only three parts to a track and there are very few viable ways to build/arrange it. My kids got bored after half an hour. Even if it had

So this came up for my kids and it's all cool, looked fun, pulled out a trillion pieces and tried to play with it. First of all MARBLE. Stop giving balloons to children, they are demonic creatures and crawl under all furniture. (sorry, sorry for the nasty side) So you build it and the smallest brush knocks it off and the pieces fly all over the place causing a lot of frustration for the kids. ...and parents trying to find those pieces. Really liked it, solid wood, nice finish, cute idea, but…