🦕 Build, race, and learn—dino-mite fun awaits!
The burgkidz Dinosaur Marble Run Building Blocks set features 78 colorful, sturdy plastic pieces that combine dinosaur-themed toys with interactive marble tracks. Designed for kids aged 3 and up, this STEM-focused construction toy enhances problem-solving and motor skills while offering compatibility with major building brands for endless creative expansion.
| Product Dimensions | 33 x 23 x 10 cm; 1.1 kg |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 3 years and up |
| Item model number | BB1027 |
| Educational Objective(s) | Construction Skillss., STEM Skills |
| Assembly Required | Yes |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Material Type(s) | Plastic |
| Remote Control Included? | No |
| ASIN | B0D97HJJQQ |
M**T
Good quality
Value for money
R**N
Great toy
Good value. My two grandchildren love it. Lots of fun.
N**Y
Small but good.
Great for my little boy. Not very sturdy as he can pull the dinosaurs apart. There is only 4 'scenes' to build which is enough for a 3 year old.
C**L
Fun but incorrect parts
Great product but we were delivered two left wings for the dinosaur and as it was a birthday present we did not realise till after the return window as ordered in advance. Shame as otherwise it is brilliant, grandson loves it
D**H
A great birthday product
Why did you choose this product over others?:The Dinosaur Marble Run Building Blocks is a fun and interactive construction set that combines the thrill of building with the excitement of marbles racing through a colorful, dinosaur-themed track. This set is perfect for my kid and use playing with him. who love both dinosaurs and problem solving challenges. With easy-to-follow instructions and multiple parts that can be reconfigured, it provides hours of creative play and learning.Fun:My 4 year old loves the product after seeing this on YouTube.
R**I
Fun toy
My 5year old son like it a lot. It helped his attention away from mobile.
M**N
So called stem?
As a parent of an autistic child I'm constantly living in the fear of them choking on stuff. And this is one of them. The bricks are fine but why can't they make something that would be a suitable use a weighted ball with some gaps were not talking about exact science here it's a development toy that shows how things flow. So I will have to adapt like I always have to.
S**Y
Quality is as expected (although 1 wrong part)
Good but the pterodactyl came with two left ears (and no right one)
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