Review on Education for Building Military Battleship Helicopters by Herthoel Yanda

We have collected several vehicles from this set. The blocks are truly Lego compatible. Our boys have added Lego Boys etc to their sets and everything is compatible. Each set comes in a beautiful plastic case with a tight-fitting lid for storage. Each vehicle is packaged separately and comes with its own instructions. The instructions are clear and easy to read, but some parts are difficult to slide into place. Most parts fit well, but there's one set with rockets that we almost gave up. You have to push some blocks onto the bar and you have to use physical force to fix them there. We tried it with our hands and pliers before we came up with the idea of pressing the parts with a thick eraser. That helped. The set is good because it has moving parts. Wheels spin well and armored vehicles have guns that spin back and forth. Their cost is much less than LEGO. Most children assemble, disassemble, and reassemble a construction toy, or build something else. I've noticed that vehicles often have decals telling you to stretch them out over several blocks. This is a small disadvantage, but if children disassemble the car, these stickers will most likely be damaged. This is minor but I found it odd that they would use 1 large piece in the sticker area instead of 2. Overall this is a quality toy. Worth the money and fun for kids. Ours have fun with it!