Average Rating :
My kids are 3 and 6, and both are playing with this toy for hours (alone and with their friends). We throw the pieces on the living room floor and I put my husband and kids away! Corridors are very colorful, but the unit is powered Remote control what really fascinates children. I can not wait to buy more gear to go with this series, so we can make some complex creations, and have two remotes. The only complaint I have with this toyThe stickers included with the set – the decals are not endorsed by the sheet, so that literally cut them with scissors and then a hole in each gear, so that is created without a sticker in the box. This is a real pain. It would be so easy to solve. Otherwise, a great invention!
Features
- 100 Piece Set
- Created buggy-eyed, crazy creatures
- Winner of 8 awards
- Instruction Guide Included
- Hours of fun!
Product Description
LER9177- What is it? Only your kids will know for sure! A wide array of crazy features, including jingly eyeballs, antennae, creepy claws and more, invites kids to invent a one-of-a-kind motorized creature, or select one from the building instructions. Features: -Set of 100 pieces. -Created buggy-eyed, crazy creatures. -Instruction guide included. -Hours of fun. -Requires 2 AA batteries, not included -Recommended for ages 5 and up. -Box dimensions: 4.2” H x 11” W x 14.6” D.
Specifications
Build buggy-eyed motor-powered creations that move with this 100-piece set. It includes motor and hand control (with forward/reverse switch), gears, springs, connecting blocks, two claws, and three eyeballs. Starting with the motor pack, add the pieces together according to the instructions or follow your own mad scientist ideas to create endless mayhem. Can be used alone or with other Gears! Gears! Gears! sets. Requires two AA batteries (not included). Some adult instruction would be helpful to get started. –S. J. Kurtz
A lot of fun! – R. Haeckler – West Chester, PA
My son is 7 years old, spends hours playing with this set. Sometimes following the instructions, but mostly does his own designs. Walkers with the remote control and its apparatus. The first group got stopped coming to work because of a loose wire, Grandma has another. I suspect it might be a bit 'better built.
Bad instructions, too hard to connect the pieces – City Girl – Portland, OR
I purchased this product for my 5 years for Christmas (instead of Lego). He loves to follow the instructions to build and build, build, and I thought that the appearance of the engine would be cool. It was very frustrating when we could not understand why oogly boy dance moves, continuing to wrap rope around it, etc. Then we built the dog, not sufficiently detailed instructions and go to the final product is not contiguous. poor product for the price.
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