🏗️ Unleash Your Inner Architect: Obuby Construction Building Ultimate Builder Review

This set is so thin the sticks don't stay in the balls. A few holes were small enough to survive, but most just fell out. We couldn't get a simple cube to stay in place. Also, the instructions say there are crosses on the balls to make sure the sticks connect properly, but there were no marks. We returned it immediately. Get a set from Lakeshore. It's 10 times better! The sticks snap into place and the quality is worth the extra $10.

The child began to assemble the fortress, but the rods would not stay in the connectors. She became very upset and, as mentioned above, stopped using it almost immediately. In short, the bars need to fit the connectors better to keep them from falling apart. Ouby customer service team has sent an email asking for feedback if the above product is satisfactory or suggestion if not. "Leave a good review, get $30, leave a suggestion to improve the product, get $5." I consider this a bribe. You must

I love this idea and so do my kids. They want to have it and play with it all the time. The problem is that it's poorly made. The holes in the ball joints are not all the same size. In some cases, stocks slide and collapse as you build. Sometimes I can barely separate them to put the pieces back in the box. As a master builder (my 5, 3 and 1 year olds can't build very complex structures out of this) I'm completely disappointed with this toy every time. I'll make it go away It's very difficult…

Bought these for my 3 year old son to build forts with his older siblings. We have four children aged 3,4,8,11. They love it sooo! We liked it so much we got 2. lol It was a bit difficult at first to get everything right and figure out how to build certain things, but that's where the fun lies. To study. To build. Have fun. The product is durable. The bags they came in are very good! I like to keep them when they're all done playing. Use the dark cloth to cover the fortress after it is built…

This set is AMAZING! I was so excited to install a fortress for my 4 year old in our living room. The pandemic has made spending time at home boring, so we thought the fort would definitely make life more interesting. When this set arrived, the box was quite heavy. When I opened it I understood why. There are 75 rods and 45 connecting balls and they are heavy duty! Very impressive. We put together one of the pictures on the box and had a few extra pieces left, so my husband made another square…

OK! I was looking for something to keep this little guy off the devices. This set is worth it, as is the giant Tinker toy set! I had Tinker Toys as a kid and I remember making all kinds of creations. With a little adult supervision, you can build a variety of fortress-like creations for hours of imaginative play. This is not only entertainment, but also a tool for creative thinking. We can all be engineers and participate in real assembly at the same time! oh, and not only did it keep me from…

I love the concept and intentions. My 4 year old loves building forts. He mostly uses sofa cushions and/or old cardboard boxes that make our living room look like a garbage dump. We also like to sit on the couch. In order to meet his needs and to keep a certain amount of order in the living room, we have therefore decided on this set. This is almost normal, but there are some downsides. I'll start with the instructions. Although they clearly state that the top and bottom of each ball is marked…

Good overall. I took photos because I think the most important thing parents should know is the size of the design. So the first picture uses all but a ball and three poles and my 7/8 9 year old boy sitting in it plus a straight view with a middle interior door for comparison. The second is my 9 year old and his 11 year old brother, size 8/10 stuffed together with a queen sheet that barely covers about 8 inches exposed at the bottom of one end. Both children can sit there together, but quite…