🎉 Build, Learn, and Play Together!
The Marble Run Building Blocks set is an engaging educational toy designed for children aged 3 and up. It includes 10 colorful balls and a variety of large blocks, allowing kids to create their own marble runs and other structures. This Montessori-inspired STEM toy promotes creativity, motor skills, and logical thinking while ensuring safety with high-quality materials. Perfect for family bonding and as a gift for any occasion!
G**R
not just for boys
He loves it
J**A
Funtome
Definitely keeps kids busy and happy.
T**.
Choking hazard
This is a fun toy, it is colorful and well-made. It is absolutely compatible with Duplo building blocks! I made the mistake of not reading the fine print— the balls are much smaller than they appear in the photo-shopped listing. They are 100% a choking hazard, so we ended up not giving the toy to the child it was initially intended for. We will keep it at Grandma and Grandpa’s house, as an activity we can all do together!
D**.
Fun for kids
My grandson just loves playing with this and he likes changing the cars and building different designs
Z**Y
Easily assembled
My son is obsessed with marble runs. He loves everything about it.
K**R
Disappointing
Product is cute. The set was missing pieces. It is not very sturdy; I will be surprised if my grandchild does not accidentally knock it apart. I had to rework it to make it fun without the missing parts. It needs the required parts, plus additional parts to strengthen the connections.
L**
Fun
The media could not be loaded. Easy to follow directions, age appropriate, great color choices, easy for kids to put together.
S**A
Fairly sturdy, but will fall apart easily if picked up.
I would recommend assembling on a board so you can pick it up and move it easily. Took me a minute to understand the assembly directions, they gray out the pieces that are already on the board and color the new pieces being added. Directions were hard to see where the exact placements should be, it would be nice to have an outline on the bottom grid for reference. Yes, I understand you can do different shapes, but if you are trying to follow the main one, it would be nice to know where to start at without squinting and counting bumps in the picture.
Trustpilot
1 month ago
2 months ago