🏗️ JOYIN Educational Translucent Construction Building Set Review

Crap! The pieces just fall apart and it's not strong at all. Most annoying toy because my kids LOVE the idea but can't touch it or it falls apart and I try to put it back together again so it doesn't fall apart. Finally I hot glued everything together for three days until the parts I didn't like started cracking. I'm typing this while looking at the shards on the floor and about to throw them in the bin.

This marble walkway is a National Geographic branded counterfeit as far as I can tell but works great. The parts are well made and fit together with minimal effort - the dimensions are close enough to make large structures stable, and there's an issue with "this yellow part fits this blue part but none of the green ones." parts. " The balls that come with it are not very high quality but they work great. The kids love playing with this set and so do I; it's worth buying two so the team can…

My kids 2,5 and 5 love this set. Actually I got two sets for Christmas to combine. They spend 1-2 hours enjoying it before moving on. Holds their attention, encourages collaboration and sharing. Sometimes I have to help with the start, but now they have an idea, things are going better. The parts are not brittle plastic, not a single piece is torn. My 5 year old also has a hard time putting parts together. The only disadvantage. Marble can be found everywhere just to warn you. I recently found…

I bought this for my grandkids aged 6 and 8. The packaging says from 3 years. When it arrived my husband and I tried to follow the steps for one of the examples in the little booklet that came with the kit. You really should start with simpler settings! The partially built "track" collapsed three times during construction and had to be rebuilt. After the third fall, I left the ridiculously difficult track and built my own, easier one. For this we needed both of us, one holding the partially…

Got this for my 4 year old son today and he loves it! There's sort of a learning curve to building without much waste. The only problem I've seen so far is that the two piece legs want to move apart and the legs that the balls fall into aren't holding many balls. Because he insists on dropping all the balls in the same place, he gets stuck a bit. Actually I just built it so that it can fall into the plastic container below, which works much better. It comes with 50 balls. That's a lot of…

Regular sized balls which is a plus. Some marble walkways need a special small size. The pieces are easy to put together and you get enough to really make some fun. It's a little older than my two-year-old, but she can put pieces together and build towers, even if she can't follow instructions or find a working marble walkway. When everyone is together, she loves to put marbles in and watch them go through the maze. The pieces fit together well enough that she doesn't break them every time she…