Review on Engraved Alphabet 🔤 Counting Building - Extra Large by Todd Phillips

A few other reviewers have posted pictures showing most of the sides of the blocks but thought I'd try to be as complete as possible. I bought this set because they were the only high quality wooden blocks with both upper and lower case letters that I could find. both are in color, with duplicates of the letters A, C, B, I, O and T (there was no extra O in my photos, I missed it). There are also 5 blocks of colored numbers, 0-9, 2 digits on each side, plus signs for addition, subtraction, plus minus and equals, and a seemingly random question mark (the sentence is missing a colon, so I'm guessing yours didn't have one). do not perform ternary operations). If you need more digits, the set also includes 2 of each number on one of the letter punched sides, plus 2 plus, minus, time, division and equal signs. There are 3. 3, 5, 6 and 9, with 4 being 1, because of the repeated letters. The unnumbered pages are 2 words and a picture corresponding to the letter of the block and a page with building materials on it (bricks, windows, etc.). The colored blocks with numbers only appear to have random additional images printed on their sides, while the colored character blocks appear to be adorned with a portal and word numbers with corresponding images up to six. The blocks are quite high quality, quite large and durable. The side prints are deep enough to feel the texture, while the top and bottom have a rough wood grain and the letter/number is raised and painted on. I think the pictures speak for themselves for everything else. You can see in the video how our little 8 month old enjoyed them when we first opened them, but I imagine he will appreciate them a lot more as he gets older.