The Original Toy Company Marble Maze Building Set, 45-Piece
Key features
- •The ultimate intriguing set in Marble Runs
- •Design simple or complex structures while developing creativity, logic and understanding of cause and effect
- •Includes 10 marbles, paddle wheel, tubes, bases
- •Set includes 45 durable, colored pieces
- •Children and adults 4 years and older
The Original Toy Company Marble Maze Building Set, 45-Piece
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers3.7
out of 5
Based on 10 reviews
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50%
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Five Stars
Amazon Customer•February 18, 2018
Thank you
Disappointed it didn't come with instructions/guide for use
Susannah•July 1, 2017
This toy is fun, but there were no instructions to start a child with the process on how to build a maze. My 8 year old had no issues, but it was challenging for my 5 yr old.
Loving it!
Alexandra Martin•March 6, 2017
Also bought their other set. My son loves this and he's wanting the Easter Bunny to bring another for Easter. Going to purchase other brands to see if they will fit together, if not we can just race then against each other! Will let you know if they fit together or not!
She and her father have a lot of fun making new routes for the marbles to travel
Nedved•October 5, 2016
Bought as a gift for our 5 year daughter. She and her father have a lot of fun making new routes for the marbles to travel. The box it came in is very nice too, we still use it to store it in when not playing with it. Came with a lot of marbles, I expected to get only a few and I think it came with like 10. Good creative toy, probably best suited for ages 6 and up.
Absolute Frustration
Steve K.•June 18, 2016
I have to agree with the people who gave this marble game 1 star. I tried putting the pieces together and they kept on falling apart. My 5 year old grandson as well as everyone else who tried assembling the pieces were very frustrated. There should have been instructions on how to make different scenarios.
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