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My kids loved these toys - their elf got them for Christmas and they had so much fun with them. They are all a good size but have different features and running styles and my kids had a lot of fun and spent time comparing them.

They don't look nearly as good as the pictures! I loved these cute little toy bags for my child's friends. However, many of them were not gifts at all. Some looked very cheap and dirty. Not worth the money.

For stuffing stockings for a three-year-old child. Each item was individually wrapped and the detailing of the toys was impressive. Adult donors opened a few to try them out and ended up opening and trying them all just to see how each worked differently. The bobbing heads were so much fun! After we adults played with it, it was easy to return it to the resealable packaging. Highly recommended!

These are affordable little clockwork toys. The variety was great. None of them were as advertised. I use them for our advent calendar boxes. The kids will love them! Edit 12/17/2020: After my kids have been playing with it for the last 17 days I think maybe 4 out of the 14 given so far are still working. Most broke within 5 minutes of use. I found my children too rough. I tried one and the pin inside slipped out and the nib fell out when winding. Very disappointing and dangerous for young…

I used these wind up toys for an adult Christmas party. I made a snake like beanbag framing the entire table. I placed the snowflake sticker in the middle of the table. Participants were asked to blindly select a toy from a bag. They were asked to start a toy and they could choose any spot on the table past the marked line. At the same time, everyone there released a toy. It was childish and hysterical. I bought toys from 3 different brands. Some of the toys turned, some accelerated, and others

Obviously these little things are the most fun things in your life. who knew. For Christmas last December I decided to make my own poppers or crackers. I collected *18* rolls of toilet paper and stuffed these little guys (which they don't really fit in) into each one. BUT not before giving everyone a number. I wrote a small number on all of them. The numbers are very important. After they were all stuffed with buns, I wrapped them like regular poppers. Then I wrote the corresponding numbers on…