VATOS 🚧 Excavator Drilling Construction Kit Review

This is a great construction toy. Lots of creativity and imagination. It has many details that will surely keep your child busy for days! :) I liked that it's not just a robot, you can create alphabets. My 4 year old enjoyed it with a little help. But 6-7 year olds will make it on their own! Very torn instructions too! All in all a very good STEM toy at a very affordable price!

I purchased this product in November 2020. I have never assembled anything like this and will not buy a Vatos product. I've tried twice to put it together but to no avail. Recently I decided to recalculate all the details on the BOM. The reason I couldn't do this was because a lot of detail was missing. I'm new to this but I will never buy a Vatos product again.

My six-year-old grandson is the best civil engineer I know. He collects almost all kits in record time. Not this one. I should have noticed that this is not our usual brand. In the end, everyone in the family just gave up. Parts are very difficult to identify and awkward to handle. Also not very durable. To be honest, after a while we all got sick of it and packed it up. I'm assuming it's on its way to the trash.

This set contains 513 very high quality and durable items. Because children will play along with this excavator. They have instructions that are easy to follow. This is also a 2 in 1 kit. You can build an excavator or a jackhammer, or you can get creative and create something else, just use your imagination. Very happy with these STEM building toys, they let him use his imagination to build, design and hold enough to play in the garden

My kid asked for Lego robots but they can be very expensive. also for the amount i have to pay just to be scattered around the house stepping on it and most importantly missing/lost parts etc make me doubt if i should buy anything. but inexpensive alternatives like these work just as well, not to mention they are compatible with the branded legos my son already has and I don't have to feel disappointed or guilty if he loses one of these parts. I just need to remind him to humble himself when…

I've never built anything like this so I didn't know what to expect. There are no words in the instructions and you really need to focus as there can be multiple steps in a photo. Each pack contains parts that can be used to craft a license plate or vehicle. When you invent numbers, you can connect the numbers to create a giant robot. The packaging states that it is suitable for children aged 6 and over. I tried to make this with my 3 year old and he broke the pieces after I worked on it for an

Headline: LEGO replacement at a reasonable price (a similar LEGO would cost twice as much) Made this build with our 4 year old. The direction was pretty clear with two build challenges: 1) there were a few packages with "1" etc. so you had to search for parts, and 2) the smallest parts didn't break as easily as normal lego bricks, so I would have done it to snap them in for him. The end product was a decent size and you can rebuild it between an excavator or an auger. We're big LEGO fans, but…