Fort Building Kit for Kids,STEM Construction Toys, Christmas & Birthday Gift for 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Years Old Boys and Girls,Ultimate Creative Set for Indoor & Outdoors Activity,140 Pcs,Original

this building set is a lot of fun. the pieces snap together easily and feel strong once connected. kids can build different shapes like tents, domes, or houses. we covered it with a sheet and played inside. it’s easy to take apart and store away. great for both indoor and outdoor play. makes a fantastic gift idea.

Great game for kids, develops their creativity and motor skills. Good quality. At first I would have appreciated more models to create in the construction booklet but finally once the children have understood the principle of the connectors they use their imagination and free themselves from the instructions.

The media could not be loaded. What we LOVE1. My son and daughter work together when building!2. They use their imagination and motor skills to create.3. They have spent at least two nights of fun in their self built forts and our proud of their creations!What could be better1. The box they came in broke before even starting to play. Lots of pieces in this set and needs a better storage solution.2. Flimsy when construction and can fall over easily.3. Still needs help from adults- this is not a hands off activity. However when it’s built it provides hours of fun!

This is a great toy to have on hand for rainy days. It takes fort building to another level! Pieces snap together & apart easily for little hands. This kit also includes a design booklet with lots of unique building ideas.

It’s funny when people say these are flimsy. Sure, PVC pipe or wood would be more stable and long-lasting, but you’d lose the versatility. Sometimes the straight connectors come apart, but they’re easy to hot glue if you want them to hold better.This isn’t meant to replace a treehouse—it’s meant to replace sticks and furniture in the fort-making process. And honestly, it’s way sturdier than anything my kids have built on their own. I let them take the lead on the design, then step in to make sure it’s structurally sound and then we usually keep it up for a day or two.I really love the creativity it encourages and the fun memories they make in their forts.

My kids love fort building and this made it so easy for them to do all by themselves, they are 6 and 4. We also have the green and orange set and they can be used interchangeably. The only thing is you cannot put a heavy blanket on top of them or it will bend and/or collapse. It comes with a booklet to show you some ideas on what to build or you can create your own. I am storing these in a tote bin because once pieces are out of the box it's difficult to get them back in.

Got this for our grandson. He really enjoys building with it. The only issue is that the connectors at each end of the rods come off easily and then get lost making the rod unusable. We spent the time to super glue them onto the rods and just hope they stay on that way.

I bought this for my niece (We got the model with purple ball things and green sticks), and I was a little skeptical because of reviews talking about it falling apart easy. However, I was pleasantly surprised by how sturdy it is! The pieces hold together well enough that we can throw a thick blanket on top of our forts without anything bending or snapping, and there are a lot of things you can make. It’s given us hours of fun, even as adults (though adults don’t fit inside. I’d order two if you need it tall enough for a child over 5’ or so). The one thing that may pose as an issue for younger kids building is that it’s kind of difficult for them to snap pieces together and apart. However, it’s easy for adults to do and my 6 yo niece was able to when she put in the effort. Overall, it’s a good value for what we paid and I don’t think it’s one of those toys that will be tossed aside within a week.