🧱 300 Piece Building Stacking Set - Click Play Review

this is NOT a domino. These are smaller, wider, lighter (very) pieces of painted wooden rectangles. We were divorced. Also, they're covered in white powder, who knows what that is; We don't want our children to play with them. They are also too light (mass/weight) and short and narrow (laterally). Terrible. The storage bag is made of the same material as the disposable paper gowns found in the doctor's office.

The precious three-year-old recipient of this gift was delighted and threw and scattered it on the floor. He immediately started arranging them as he pleased. Soon his five-year-old sister began to somewhat ignore my gift for her to join her brother. And then her parents built their own complex structures on the ground, which the three-year-old naturally happily destroyed. They are very well made, smoothly finished, slightly creased around the edges and beautifully colored.

These dominoes are good value for money. I read other reviews so I checked for mold, sticky bits and faded paint but didn't find any of these issues with my batch. I highly recommend checking your batch when you receive it and checking for the above issues if you plan on gifting it to a child. Not for very young children as they are not as stable as higher quality dominoes and can be frustrating if they tip over prematurely. This stamp definitely requires good fine motor skills.

Bought for a 5 year old who likes and loves building different things. We get them often. They are less durable than regular dominoes and you cannot play a game of dominoes with them. Children love colors and play with them. They are lighter than regular dominoes. We've already had a break for one character. They are made of wood - almost homemade. Some of them were glued together, but they could easily be taken apart. If this goes on for a few months and we buy a top quality product, that's…

The adult problem, not from my grandchildren's point of view, has to do with the 'block' itself. This is not a classic domino without dots, different colors. Wooden figures are cut from a wooden material that imitates dominoes in shape. The type of tree is not what I remember from previous domino sets. In addition, there may be slight differences in length when comparing several at the same time. There are many unique pieces (not counted to verify there were 300 as advertised) and all colors as

one of my daughters has recently shown an interest in dominoes and uses jenga bricks as her. After watching a few domino videos, she was hooked. I was looking around for available options to get lots of dominoes and came across this one. As mentioned earlier, there is a lot of dominoes for your money. Some parts stuck together a bit but came loose with a little effort. Some of the sides weren't perfectly flat, but the vast majority of parts were fine. Please pay attention to the dimensions…

Bought for a 5 year old for Christmas. They're brightly colored and appear solid, but as others have described, they look more like sawn pieces of wood than actual dominoes. There was no offensive paint smell as others have described but they are quite thin and light which makes them very different from a real domino. Some of the edges aren't perfectly straight, making it difficult to adjust. My son hasn't used them much and still chooses "real" dominoes from our playset. As long as you're…

My son loves it and so do I :) A wooden stand is very convenient for placing dominoes at a constant distance from each other, especially if you plan to use all the stones and your hand to put constantly pushes the dominoes; You don't start a chain of dominoes. Very good for the little ones - after all, they shouldn't be too disappointed. The bag holds all dominoes well. I don't smell any dominoes except the first day when I opened the package and I smelled wood. I didn't think about it much as…

Hevesh5 YouTube channel and other similar YouTube channels then choose H5 Domino Creations (available at Revain or Walmart) or Bulk Dominos (available on their website). But if you want to start building and knocking down brick-many domino creations at a great price, then this Click N' Play is a great starter set. My boys started out with a few of these Click N' Play sets and have had fun building with them. But after a few months, they switched to better (and more expensive) dominoes. Keep in…