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Fun and perfect for a young teen. Good instructions don’t can be assembled without adult help. Definitely a good gift.

Very challenging for a nine year old, but he did with little help! Works great!

My 2yr old loved it immediately..He broke the hammer but it's ok a little glue and he was back in business..great little tool box.

This was a gift. My grandson loved it.

Battery looses charge extremely quick.

Great directions but a lot of work.

This is a real good Lego-like toy that will take a lot of time for a kid to build and play with. The box says 6 and up whiich seems slightly young for this toy at 6 unless there's an adult kind of supervising the kid. It's just there are a lot of little pieces that would be hard to keep track of and there are a lot of different bags. The labeling of the bags is kind of odd because there are 5 different bags labeled No.1. Then there are multiple No.2's and so on. This isn't necessarily bad but a 6 year old kid might be confused. To the credit of the toy company who made this, they do supply a very colorful and detailed booklet that is a good quality paper that walks you through the build step-by-step. The book may end the confusion because it is very easy to read and understand. It's more like a magazine than anything because of the effort they put into making it. All in all it's a good toy for kids but I can see it going either way. Either the kid is going to love it and spend time learning from it or it is going to frustrate them. I just remember being very frustrated with toys that needed an adult to guide you through it because they are not going to be there. Kids, atleast in my world have to raise themselves and teach themselves life skills and how to overcome mental obstacles. If the little genius can power through and put this together than the included stickers will be fun to put on the robots. They even include pink stickers for girls and then there's also an app to download. That requires an adult unless the 6 year old has their own smart phone in this scenario. It also comes with a remote control to move the completed robot around. For around $50 it's a good deal for all the potential the toy has but I wouldn't recommend this for someone who isn't going to supervise their kids.

I love this LEGO set. I love how its sparked creativity in my sons, how they you can either follow the instructions to build amazing models or use your imagination to create something completely new. However, I wish the sets came in well-organized and small containers, once we opened the plastics bags, it was hard to keep the missing from getting lost.