Builder 34587 Construction Set - 136-Piece STEM Toy with Wood and Plastic for Kids | Enhances Creative Skills | Safety Tested | Age 3 and Up

I gave this to my 3 (almost 4) year old, and it has been a great hit. He played with it nonstop for the last couple of days. I felt that it held his interest longer than many other new toys. I like that it is inspiring creativity and it seems to be more interesting and of better quality than other toy tool sets we have owned.

This kit was great - we ordered them to supplement our old Brio sets that we bought twenty years ago, when our son loved to play with them back then. Now are grandkids love to build and create with the Brio sets - the quality is good, a good mix of plastic pieces and wooden pieces, and encourages the kids to learn about tools and fasteners while creating something fun of their own design.

My grandson loved them...he's 3 yrs old

I got this for my 4 year old and this is perfect. It provides the right amount of challenge at the absolute right timing. The builder set brings ample opportunity for both gross and fine motor training. Being an open style toy, it does not limit what can be built and does confine children's imagination.

We have two of these sets, which is nice for a starter set. I felt like one box was nice, but we just didn't have quite as much of the pieces we needed to build things we wanted to build. The price is not great for the amount that you get, however the quality is really good. I have 2.5 year old twins who bang away at it with the hammer, and it's holding up really well. There is a variety of screws, nails and connection pieces that give you a nice choice for how you want to build. There is an included inspiration book, but it only has two ideas for you to build and does not come with directions for how to build it, just what pieces you need. For us, this isn't a big deal, but my husband prefers directions and it drives him nuts. I like that this set is so open ended. We will definitely be adding to our collection over time.

I have been searching for a set that uses tools and is made from wood and stumbled upon Brio. This is really a great set that is good for working on many skills such as sorting, number correspondence, numbers, colors, fine motor skills, tool function and vocabulary etc. Brio uses quality heavy plastic and real wood and gives you the basis for how to use connectors and what goes with what. Reviews have stated they wished this set came with instructions but that would not be anything more than another logo set. If you get the idea of creating your own toys/pieces then you will really enjoy this set. My son loves making his creations and so do I. He then plays with them and we take them apart. The bolts, nuts and other parts have great torque and are solid when attaching. Lots of value for the price and is a great developmental set.

As a kid who grew up with (and still plays with) Lego, Erector Sets, K'Nex, Lincoln Logs, Fiddlesticks, and who knows what other kids building materials, I think this is the best choice for a toddler who has taken an interest in putting things together. Even our almost 2 year old loves playing with the screwdriver. The kids always see us putting together furniture and want to jump in and help, so this was perfect for them. I think it's a much better educational tinker toy for children that young. It doesn't require too much dexterity and it still allows for a lot of freedom of creation. Also goes great with the Brio train sets, which my partner uses with lessons in her classroom. I got this kit, but would recommend the bigger box set that is around $70. There's not enough pieces to share if there's more than 1 kid.

A small starter building set aimed at toddlers and early elementary age groups that includes a variety of tools and building pieces in plastic and wood. Overall the amount of actual building pieces is fairly small (20 actual pieces out of 135 advertised with the rest being accessories, tools and hardware). There's only 3 wood blocks with holes on all sides that would enable you to build in multiple planes. The tools are of good quality and serve their purpose. The wood is smooth, quality hardwood and the plastic materials are all well made. There's a 2 page color brochure showing a couple of finished design ideas, but I think Brio would have been well served to include more projects, especially teaching young kids how the hardware and accessories could be employed. The box was thin cardboard so for storage, the entire contents fit into a plastic shoebox with a little room to spare. If I had felt certain my kids would really be into this Brio building set from the beginning, I would have opted for the larger set like the Brio Creative set. This stuff is pricey, and there's not a lot of options for kits. Expanding this set would mean that you've spent over $100 on the building collection.

Das Bauset mit viwlen Teilen.Leider keine genau Schritt für Schrittanleitung.Und viele Plastikteile.Schade weil Brio für Holz bekannt ist

This is a great toy, has lasted years. Always a good one to get out and play with making different designs for curious minds. Purchased this originally for my 4 year old who still occasionally plays with it now aged 8, good size & very sturdy product. Would recommend age range 3-8

4歳の息子へプレゼントとして購入。もともとブロックやレゴが大好きなので、こちらの商品もハマって遊んでます。組み合わせ方次第で色々と作れるので創造力や手先の器用さも伸ばすことができると思います。ただ、部品によっては大人の力でも固くて取り外すのに手こずるものがあるので、自分でうまく外せなくてイライラすることもありそうです。木の部品は、無理に外そうとすると折れてしまいそうなので外す時は親の補助がある方が安心です。

Très bien pour le bricolage

Gets them experimenting with shapes, connections, hand movements - not necessarily to construct a recognisable thing, but just to construct shapes. Absorbs them.