Bought this for our seven year old who's been obsessed with construction vehicles for years. He wanted to build the bulldozer first, although we had to help him understand how some of the pieces fitted together. Once it was finished, he proudly showed it to his grandparents on a video call. What I like most is that he can dismantle it and use the same parts to try a different design, so the building itself becomes part of the fun.

My husband and our eight year old spent Sunday afternoon at the dining table working through the different parts. The first build took a bit of patience, especially with the small connectors, but our son was really pleased with the result. We kept the remaining pieces together in a little container so nothing went missing. He's already decided what he wants to build next weekend.

We all took turns helping with different parts. Our youngest watched from a safe distance while his big brother did the building.

The best part is that the children have to actually build the vehicle before they can play with it. My son took ages choosing which design to try, and once it was finished he used it with his other toys for an imaginary building site.

My husband is normally the one asking when playtime is finished. With this he was asking our son whether they should build another vehicle.

My seven year old is forever watching diggers working on the roads. He absolutely loved the idea of making his own little vehicles.

My boy struggled a little with the first design but kept at it. When he finally got everything together, he was absolutely beaming.

We rushed the first design and ended up putting a couple of pieces in the wrong place. Took them apart and started that section again.

He calls it his building kit and keeps asking when we're doing another project.

I promised my son we'd build something together after breakfast. We ended up making a construction vehicle and then building an entire pretend road around it with his other toys.

My daughter finished the first model and immediately started rearranging pieces to see what else she could make.

Some of the connectors can be a bit fiddly, especially for younger children. Once we got the hang of it, the building was much easier.

We needed something to keep our two older children entertained indoors. They spent a good while working on the different designs together.

My son actually enjoys taking the vehicle apart almost as much as building it. He's already planning what to make next.

My dad came over for Sunday lunch and the two of them disappeared into the dining room to build construction vehicles. We barely saw them for an hour.

My nephew is absolutely obsessed with anything yellow that has wheels. He loved it.

He finished his first design, put it on the kitchen table and insisted everyone come and admire his hard work.

She wouldn't let me help with the last few pieces because she wanted to finish it herself. Very proud afterwards.

My six year old found a couple of the designs challenging. We treat it as something to build together rather than expecting him to manage everything alone.

Added another interesting part of the building process for my son. He was fascinated by how everything fitted together.

He loves construction toys, so this gave him something a little different to work on.

My son couldn't stop grinning when he'd finished his first vehicle.

A small storage tub has been very handy for stopping everything disappearing between builds.

Our first build wasn't particularly quick, but that was actually nice. He stayed interested and kept trying.

We built one design, took it apart and tried another. Then my son decided to combine bits into his own invention.

Bought this for my grandson because he's forever asking how machines work. He was thrilled.

My daughter now tells everyone she's an engineer. She's eight and absolutely loves building things.

There are small construction parts, so I wouldn't leave this around our toddler. We keep it for our older son's supervised building time.

Once the vehicle was assembled, my son used it with his toy bricks to make a whole imaginary construction site.

Didn't think I'd be interested in building toy construction vehicles, but here I am helping my daughter make her third design.

Such a nice little project for us to do together.

My grandson opened it and immediately wanted Grandad to help build his first digger.