Dinosaur Toys Take Apart Toys with Tools (226 Pieces) - Pack of 6 Dinosaurs with 12 Tools, Construction Engineering Building Play Set for Boys Girls Toddlers, STEM Learning Kit for Kids Age 3-12 Year

Although a toy, the concepts it teaches are important ones. The most basic of these is how to use a screw to hold things together. Beyond that is learning how to deconstruct and reconstruct something. There are plenty of tools included so that more than one child can keep themselves busy at the same time. A fun toy that teaches as it entertains. I hope you found this short review helpful.

My son loves these toys! However you can tell they were made with cheap plastic. But they make my son happy so I’m happy!

This is a super cute, fun toy! However, the pieces frequently fall apart because the screws fall out easily. I ended up putting all the pieces in a box and putting it away. I'll have to wait until my son is a little older to play with this.

My grandson just turned 4 I got these for his birthday and he loves them! Chunky but not too big they are adorable and there are several of the same one and 12 screwdrivers so he can lose some. Very good choice and nice price well made highly recommended!

But im glad it came with multiples cause theyre easily broken. One fell from the kitchen table and the leg completly snapped from the plastic. So it has 1 leg missing. But my kid seems to enjoy

The product quality here is very similar to a brand of toy I found in WalMart, where these Dino’s are packages 3/$9. Same product, better deal, shipped quickly arrived in excellent condition & with thoughtful extra parts (which I didn’t see with the WalMart product). We are excited to add these to the boy’s playroom collection to help develop fine motor skills!

We went visiting around Christmas time and I brought this set for our kids to play with while the adults chatted. My 3 year old and almost 6 yr old loved them.ProsEnough pieces that both kids could play with the same set with minimal conflictdid not breakCons:The 3 year old was much too young to be able to take apart the pieces on his own. My almost 6 year old really enjoyed getting them apart, but she had trouble putting them back together. It had to be done in a certain order and she tended to forget the order.

We have a 3, 5, 6, & 12 year old. I would definitely recommend this for children. Very fun and educational combined! We watch the three-year-old very carefully when she plays with these since some of the parts are small Iike the screws.