Both children worked together on the first model. One found the pieces while the other did the screwing. Surprisingly little arguing!

Lovely hands-on building kit with enough variety to keep things interesting. My seven year old really enjoys making the vehicles and taking them apart to start something new.

My son has put the storage box next to his toy garage and insists everything goes back in the correct place after building. If only his bedroom was as tidy.

You need to set aside a little time to build something properly. That's exactly what my daughter likes about it.

We've got plenty of bricks already, but using proper little screws and a screwdriver makes this feel different.

He loves vehicles and enjoys taking things apart, so this was right up his street.

Found them underneath the table after ten minutes of looking. My daughter had already started inventing her own vehicle by then.

My grandson needed help tightening and loosening some of the pieces. Otherwise he's managed really well with it.

My son wrote down all five vehicle models and insists on ticking each one off when he's built it. Very organised for someone who can't find his school jumper.

Would definitely recommend for children who enjoy building.

I usually end up buying another container for construction kits. Nice that this one already has somewhere to store the parts.

My daughter enjoys having something she can sit down and concentrate on. This has been a lovely addition to her building toys.

Bought this for my niece and her mum said she spent the afternoon putting the pieces together with her dad.

He asked me whether the family car needed fixing. I told him we'd better stick to his plastic construction vehicles for now. 😂

My son finished one vehicle, played with it for a day and then decided he'd rather make something else. Exactly why I bought it.

The instructions were useful, although my youngest still needed me to explain some of the steps.

My husband and our little girl have decided they're going to try a different model every weekend. It's become their thing.

My daughter likes sorting everything into colours before she starts. Takes her ages but she's very happy doing it.

My boy managed to finish his first model and immediately wanted me to take a picture to send to Grandad.

I only sat down to help with one tricky screw. Somehow I ended up helping to assemble the entire vehicle. Quite enjoyed it actually.

Some steps needed a bit of thinking. My daughter got frustrated once, had a short break and then went back and finished it.

Kept him happily occupied on Saturday morning.

The best part is being able to reuse everything rather than finishing one model and having nothing else to do.

My son has started giving his younger sister jobs while he builds. Apparently she's in charge of quality control.

Definitely recommend using the storage box between sessions. One little nut disappeared under our sofa and caused a full family search.

We all sat around the table finding pieces and helping with the first build. Much nicer than another afternoon on separate screens.

Bought it for my seven year old granddaughter who loves construction toys. She's had a brilliant time with it.

Mostly because my daughter kept changing her mind about which piece should go where. She enjoyed every minute though.

Nice quality little set and plenty to make.

Honestly, that's what sold it for my boy. He's always trying to help his dad with DIY and now he has his own projects.

My son came home from school and asked to carry on building instead of watching the telly. That was a pleasant surprise.

My daughter was especially excited about making one of the flying-style models. She's already decided what she's building next.

Not one I'd give my five year old and expect him to finish alone. We had a lovely time working through it together though.