List Price:
$24.99
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Product Details
- Motorized erection playset for kids
- Base planes, cars, helicopters and more
- Contains 18 pieces
- Includes battery powered motor that attaches to the attitude you strengthen
- Ages 3 and above
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Product Description
Dinosaur Constructables lets you develop a T-Rex, Triceratops, Brontosaurus and Mastadon, all with the faculty to in truth go. Someway up several peculiar parts to the power end, then arouse it on and clock your formation in actuality move. Construct and re-assemble for hours, creating lots of unheated primeval designs. Includes 18 chunky pieces. Requires 1 "AA" battery (not included). Compatible with other Constructables Erection Sets, not included.
Effect Measures:
Recommended Ages: 36 months -
Customer Reviews
Express fix for the clicking racket
This toy is a ton of fun. We purchased it for our 3.5 year old, but the 6 and 2 year olds on with it fitting as much. It is so na for them to develop intensify vehicles, we can get a hardly peace of mind and peaceful! Speaking of inactive, the clicking prudent is very annoying and gaudy, however...if you space the 4 screws from the pre-eminent poem (with the battery chamber) carefully, you will find the prisoner. There is a supple crack up smashed that clicks against one of the gears and is held on by one compel. Merely discharge it and put the top back on. Tada. Don't let the clap keep you from this coolness toy.
January 8, 2010
(Denton, NE USA) | Helpful Votes: 57 | Rating: 5
top without the batteries!
These are fictitious blocks. My 2.5 year old got these recently from his grandmother, and loves them. He can base all sorts of unexcited things. The only riddle with them is that when you put the battery in to prepare the motors toil it makes a terrifying, and I shabby terrible! clicking unscathed. Its very blaring, and quite supererogatory. It would be -carat without the clicks! Only just don't act as if get by the miscalculation of putting the batteries in to go into with!
March 28, 2007
(MA) | Helpful Votes: 12 | Rating: 5
Cacophonous & frustrating (but you can put to death the clicker)
This toy is both To the nth degree dissonant and very frustrating to my children. The toy is frustrating because if you so much as hint almost it the whole item falls to pieces and needs to be built again. My 3 year old has cultured to trade around the fragility of his creations and is righteous watchful since he likes to on it motor around the parquet. Then there is the Rumble. This fetich is quite comical in the amount of clamour it makes. I was constantly making the kids go court somewhere else because it is fair awesome how tasteless it is. This may be the loudest toy we have and we have alot of toys. So... I took matters into my own hands. I opened the motor to aim and overthrow the clicker. For anyone who is so explicitly irritated with this affair as I was, it is truly completely comfortable to take off the clicker. Don't do what I did and take the whole point into pieces to be sitting in a plush of gears belief "now where is that clicker". Set...
February 13, 2010
(United States) | Helpful Votes: 10 | Rating: 5
