Would this be something a five/six year old would play with? He likes tools and building things, he loves legos but the good sets are a bit too tough.
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My 3 year old does love it and has no problem putting together or taking projects apart. My 6 year old the same but she towers over the top of the back part so to play with it she has to bend over to do so although they both like to play with the pieces making things on the floor so no biggie. Once again hope this helps
1875650
My 5 year old daughter likes to play with it but nether her nor my son are into legos...personally if your son is into legos this might be too easy for him...but is fun to play with the wood looks wood but is soft like the rubber square mats for your floor that have ABC etc..hope this helps
1875651
I have a two and four year old and they both still play with the work bench. The building pieces that come with the set would be perfect for a five or six year old. My 12 year old will even use the building pieces from time to time. I hope this helps.
1875652
I think a five year old would still like it, since you can build an unlimited number of things. It is difficult for my 3 year old to put the objects together by himself, so a 4-6 year old would probably be the right age.
767831
Yes and No. My 5yo would probably struggle building this model, although, building it together was fun; I ended up doing most of the work - it took a little over an hour. We purchased this model for display and I would not let my 5yo play with the completed model.
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The child will definitely need help from an adult. There are a lot of pieces and 3 instruction manuals. The younger kids tend to get bored after realizing it takes a while to build. I bought it for an 8 year old who helped with some of the construction, but I still ended up building most of it (this was ok since I enjoy building Lego sets). When the construction is finished, they will enjoy the set regardless of age.
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Hi there, I bought this set for my boys, who were 5 & 7 at the time of the purchase and they like it a lot. They had it in their day care center in Pre-K, where the kids are 4 & 5. I have a 4-year-old girl now who I do not see building anything with the set but plays with it once the brothers built something already, so I do not know what to answer for a 4 years old. Maybe yes for boys if he is able to focus and follow instructions in the booklet. I would recommend it more though for a 5-years-old boy. Hope this helps! Irina
1316474
My six year old built it, but he has built many, many sets. His fingers were better able to grasp the smaller pieces than my fingers.
1316473
If your kid is into Legos and has done some that are a couple hundreds pieces, they're totally fine. The pieces are definitely small and challenge for my 9 year old but he got into it. And if they're obsessed with minecraft, they'll like it a lot.
201112
I think it would be great for that age. I bought one for my 5 Year old daughter and she has gotten the hang of it. Also it's pretty fun to play with being an adult too. It's a pretty quick toy. Good Luck!
988422
I bought it for my 5 year old grandson, varying sizes of Legos, it has something for every age. A lot of pieces.
2197630
I have a 6 yr old daughter and 4 yr old son. My kids have played together with it many times over the past two years. If your son is into imaginative play he will likely enjoy it as well.
1197805
My son was about 3.5 when we moved from Duplo to Lego. We have this set (amoung many others) and he would help me build them. Yes, if your child no longer puts things in his mouth, ears and/or nose, and you are willing to have a building session with him/her, I feel this is a good set. We have many loose legos now as well. My son is almost 4, and he plays with his Lego's more than any other toy. He doesn't care so much for these sets, as he just wants to build whatever he wants. My OCD kicks in a little when the sets are all in pieces, but hey, he is having fun.
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might be a little hard for him to snap the pieces together. and might not understand enough about "structure" to be able to build a car that holds together. It will depends on how much he builds with things already - blocks, legos. these are a bit trickier - b/c they are more like joints and can bend every which way vs. a blocks that are straight on top of each other. better for 5+
516871
For us it was because my son was still young. He's 3 now and he's getting another set for Christmas. You can build a house and things like that...I think is a great starter set.
696469
Not at all- I bought two different versions of this toy for twin 5 year olds and they need help in setting up the sets in various configurations. If your son enjoys building and ausing his imagination in building he will be able to create hundreds of different constructions.
313824
No! My son was 6 when I got it for him! Many moving parts...takes skill. 6 is a great age! Very well constructed!
711685
My 7 and 8 year olds do great with it. My 5 year old struggled. He mostly just runs around and hits things. The Lego games are great because they are much like puzzles. You have to try and figure out the sequence of actions are before you can move forward. This proves a little challenging for my 5 year old and I would think most 4-5 year olds would enjoy it for the fact that they can "be Iron Man" or other character but they won't progress much in the game on their own and may get bored after a few minutes and want "help". Hope that helps.
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My son is 5, and some times it is hard for him to assemble the models. I have latelly recognized that he enjoys better easier legos that are easy for him to manipulate and he builds much more creative things than if I get him "age appropiate or older kind of legos". The zoob legos are very nice, however some times it is frustrating for him that his creations break while he plays with them...
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Depends on skill level of six year old but there isn't anything inappropriate about it. My first grader finished the game in a few days. He loves all the lego video games and has played them since he was 4-5.