Review on 🦖 Dinosaur Toys: Assemble the Adventure with Tool Pieces! by Matthew Richards

After unpacking I have to admit that I was not satisfied with the quality. Even if he's from China. The plastic is much thinner than you would expect from take apart toys. Some of the screws were warped, and the tiny wheels and some small cosmetic items were also loose. Assembly can be confusing for younger children as the screws only work on one side of each part and not all parts appear to be interchangeable. When I discovered all of this, I was at the point of no return, so I grabbed it anyway and gave it to my three-year-old nephew for his birthday. The boy is obsessed with superheroes and his party followed suit. But because of his uncanny ability to take things apart and his general mechanical talent, I had my fingers crossed for him and hoped he'd still enjoy it. After revealing every known Marvel and DC character, he went straight to these dinosaurs and asked them to open them. Dinosaur and Toolbox. TWO HOURS, YES! For two hours the children forgot the sweets and the bouncy castle. They ignored cake demands and played with these toys instead. My nephew has had it for almost two weeks now and he still plays with it for hours. And his mother thanked him more than once for the toys and for the gift of being able to enjoy hot coffee again. I would say it's a win!