not sweet, a construction block in your
923968
i saw butter and honey, go and find them, this is just corn flour, untasty, not sweet, a construction block in your stomach
3557264
These blocks have been around for years - you may recognize them from your own childhood.  In the UK they were known as "stickle bricks."

They're made of thermosoftening plastic, probably polypropylene, rather than a hard thermosetting plastic.  In other words, they're made of the same stuff as a milk container rather than a lego brick.  The slight flexibility is important because each block is covered in little bristles, which interlock.  The give allows the blocks to flex and bend just enough to accommodate other blocks.

Upside: it's pretty easy for even quite young toddlers to put a few blocks together to build something.
Downside: over time the bristles break off, particularly at the corners.  But precision building isn't something you'd like to try with this set anyway!

There are no instructions in the not-great lunchbox of a storage container, but the models are so simple that the picture on the front is probably good enough.  This set comes with plenty of wheels (which each count as 3 pieces, even though they can't be separated!) and five figures.  The figures are all wearing safari gear, including loose-fitting hats that seem like a choking hazard to me.  I just threw them away.  The rest of the blocks are a selection of big and small triangles and rectangles, with some more unusual pieces filling out the remainder.

All in all, a good starter set of classic childhood plastic blocks.  Hopefully, this will get him interested in Lego!
582179
The blocks are a pain in the ass because they don't stay in place until everything is clamped down.
I'd get the pricier one, knowing what I know now.
2226603
It looked like a good idea until we realized it requires more than one kid into castles for it to be of any use.  As for the blocks, they are really big but can dent pretty easy.  The fort is pretty short also.  Notice the boy in front is on his knees sitting.
3503311
Make sure your surface is level or this will be a bear to complete.
2943815
It does a  pretty  good job, but it is not the easiest thing to assemble.
3619993
It's rolling over that's not nice. Need somekind lock system.
4727352
The blocks are not all the same color, so they kind of clash when placed together. They come in 3 different shades of grey.
2793634
In our area we have a rocky ground and a bit of a challenge to drive into the ground. They could be of a little larger gage.
2018285
This is a very sturdy well built item.  However, I don't like it, not easy to work with and really is not what I thought it would be.  Difficult to pull around to different areas on my deck, so I have to carry everything to it.  Does not hold enough soil and no protection from rain, even under my overhang.
3871788
The block I received had a lot of little pieces of white, green, & blue plastic mixed in with it. Plus, when I got to breaking apart the very center of the block there was small to medium pieces of concrete chunks. I was mildly annoyed about having to pick out plastic, but the sharp pieces of concrete really made me nervous about trusting the quality assurance of the product. It would be awful for my snakes to get cut or ingest a piece of stone if I missed any picking it out. Don't think I'll be ordering again!!
1290481
Fun to build but not really a "game" you want to play very often because the pigs and other pieces are a real pain to re-position. Some are very slippery. This is the kind of thing that is best assembled and admired.
2607373
I have had concrete done a few times.  Each time i wanted a border to follow the edge.  Because the edges are long and curvy,  they cant do it by hand.  Not a single supplier in the city sells these. I bought one and gifted it to my concrete guy when he finished.
3960587
The real problem with these stands is that the bases won't stay attached to the pillar. The assembly requires you to glue wooden dowels into predrilled holes to connect the parts. This doesn't work in practice because any tilting of the stand in effort to reposition or outright relocate them will cause the post to pull the dowels out. Especially when there's weight on top (like when trying to move the stands a short distance with the monitors in place). What makes this all the more annoying is that the post is designed to have sand poured into it for acoustic separation. There's no way I'm going to pour sand into these. The moment I try to move them, they'll fall apart and sand will pour all over my floor. So the end result is clunky and wobbly monitor stands that have an air channel down the center to transmit bass frequencies through to the floor.

Nice idea. Poor execution.

If it's within your level of patience and skill, you might be able to secure the ends by drilling screws into them or something. But that's defeating the purpose of buying premade equipment. Assembly is one thing. Redesigning the assembly is another entirely.
2509517
Not easy to put together. You need 2 people. Securing it to the ground is awkward because you are trying to wedge a piece of metal into a plastic leg. Then getting the four corners to line up exactly into the ground requires a degree in architecture. The trellis is nice and looks like it will last a while in New England, but until the climbing flowers are in full bloom you can see the flaws trying to put it together.
978824
The center of gravity is right on top of the weight block. Makes it really hard to drill so you can get the curve. Luckily I had a guy that cared and took his time when he drilled mine
4453594
This shower base is sturdy and well constructed. However, it has some features that makes it non-standard. First the lip that fits underneath the tile is thick. This took our construction team awhile to figure out how to make this work. I even contacted the company via their web form to solicit best practices. It's been two months with no reply. Secondly, the base of the pan is sloped where it should meet the shower door. This is so that water will drain back into the shower. However, this also means that many standard shower doors are incompatible with the pan. We're contacting the company to find out which to order. Hopefully, they will respond.