BigOtters Dominos Set for Kids,360 PCS Dominoes Wooden Building Blocks Stacking Educational Racing Toy Games, Party Favor for Boys and Girls, 12 Colors

In this picture i used almost 900pcs wooden dominos some of them is different brand. I tried few different brand to compared the quality and i like this one more. The colors is really well done unlike with the other brand that the colors is slightly faded and the blocks are stock with each other. And some of them is really hard to take them apart you have to use hard tin flat surface like example KNIFED and of course it ruin the blocks.. If you could see on the picture I put dominos on top of the other dominos because those are the dominos that stock with each other Will Anyway back to this item All i can say ITS A GOOD PURCHASE AND NO REGRETS Always remember It is Worth to pay a little extra bucks for a good quality. It is good to save but not all low price is the best.

My daughter and I saw some vids on YouTube of people setting up dominoes for cool courses. She showed immediate interest so I came here hoping to find some and I did. They’re reasonably priced for 360 pieces. It’s all we need. She’s happy, I’m happy. You can use them for whatever you want.

Few pieces were stuck together, but overall shipped as described.

He started playing with them immediately! Very colorful! The medium size seems a bit small but they are still ok. He has spent an hour with these and he’s 3 1/2. So lots fun! Enjoy!

Very cheaply made. The "wood" doesn't have enough weight to keep the dominos standing up by themselves.

Best classroom purchase, very versatile toy. My elementary students love to work with these domino's to make a variety of things.

Easy to stack and feel like standard dominoes grandson can stack them easy

They are lightweight and made well enough for my toddlers to set up creations on our hardwood floors with. Some of the pieces are ever so slightly flawed, so if you are super into dominoes and a perfectionist, these may not be for you. They do topple over quite easily, often prematurely, but when the fingers setting them up belong to three and four-year-old hands, it’s hard to say who’s to blame. The fact that they are very light weight may not be working in their favor. Anyway, my kids are delighted with them and that’s all that matters.