My seven year old loves it. The working drill, colourful screws and ability to rebuild everything have made this a favourite in our house.

Easy enough to start with simple designs, but the different shapes and 3D options give them more to explore as they get confident.

She proudly demonstrated the drill to everyone who came round that weekend.

They've made flowers, little shapes and a few things I couldn't identify. There's always something new they want to try.

My son loves the feeling of putting each screw into place and watching his picture gradually come together.

Found it behind the curtains two days later. We've now introduced a strict rule about keeping the pieces on the table.

My children made a sign for their bedroom saying 'Workshop Open'. Apparently adults have to book appointments.

My grandson enjoys taking his time and following the designs carefully. He's got quite good at lining everything up.

Bought for my goddaughter and it went down brilliantly. Something she can use again and again rather than finishing it once.

She now walks around the house asking whether anything needs fixing. I've had to explain that her drill is just for her building kit.

My daughter loves anything involving construction and the colourful mosaic pieces make it even more appealing to her.

My boy has moved beyond the example designs and started inventing things. Today was apparently a machine for making chocolate biscuits.

Makes it much easier to find the right screws and put everything away once they've finished.

My mum and daughter sat making colourful patterns together while I sorted dinner. They both seemed to be having a wonderful time.

A couple of the connections were tricky for smaller fingers. My six year old managed most of the building herself though.

Happy with this one.

The children made their designs and insisted Mum and Dad have a go too. Mine was apparently the worst. Charming.

Mainly because my son kept changing his mind about the colours. He's very particular about how things should look.

He has plenty of toy vehicles already. This lets him actually make something and figure out how the parts fit together.

My daughter enjoys using the electric drill, but sometimes chooses the ordinary screwdriver instead. Nice having both options.

She's always enjoyed building toys and this has been a lovely addition to her collection.

My son has decided the living room needs renovating. He's been making little shapes and telling us they're important structural improvements.

Not messy like paint or slime, just lots of little pieces to collect afterwards. Worth it though.

He's six and has always loved helping his dad with jobs around the house. Now he's got his own construction projects.

My daughter was bored by lunchtime, so we got the construction kit out. She ended up spending most of the afternoon working on it.

I love that they can take everything apart and create something completely different the next day.

My granddaughter looks so pleased with herself whenever she finishes a picture.

My son kept pressing the button before the screw was lined up. Once we showed him how to position it, he got on much better.

The kids genuinely enjoy sitting down and making something. We've used it far more than I expected.

Not overly complicated, but there's enough to keep my seven year old thinking.

My husband challenged our daughter to see who could make the best design. She won and has mentioned it every day since.

We started with flat pictures and then had a go at making something that stands up. My son was very proud of his first attempt.

My youngest likes sorting them all into colours before she starts building. Takes her ages, but she enjoys it.