Would this set be OK for a girl who is 5? She will have help building it.
469845
Yes, I think a 5 year old could put this together just fine (with a little help). The pieces are larger than the standard LEGOS. My granddaughter loves it.
438718
I think this set would be a bit too small for an 11 yr old. I got this for my grandson when he turned 5 and it's the perfect size for him. Your 11 yr. old should have and full size set, I think
2226498
Depending on the childs ability and previous experience with building. I would say yes if they have built with other lego systems before. Like the lego action figures or trucks.
757443
My daughter is 7 years old, she almost can do this set by herself. So, at the age of 10 should be no problem
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.
1895797
Of course. It really depends on the interests of the child. If the 6-year old likes building things he'll have fun with this. My husband who is way older than 6 is the one who wanted to buy this!
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.
2049126
Yes. I got this for my daughter when she was 3.5 and she's 5 now and still enjoys. I do think it's appropriate for 2.5 year old because they will grow with it. There are so many accessory sets. It's fun to get different ones for birthdays, etc.
1140531
If you were given LEGO's as a child, this is pretty simple to build. Five main pieces that camlock together, five legs that screw in, and a light back panel with screws. I was able to build it with the "help" of a 4 and 6 year old in less than an hour.
1620396
It's a pretty easy set to put together. I think it depends on the child but 3 is a little young for it. Once put together it stays together well so it won't break apart when he plays with it.
202159
A 6 year old would probably be at the tail-end of playing with this set. I think their imagination would be going forward to something more interactive for that age. Would probably play with it at first out of curiosity, but don't see it lasting long as approaching 6 1/2 or 7.
2284962
I'd think it depends on how elaborate your child wants to make their play set. The 48 piece was always enough for my daughter.
512284
No. To small. The set is ok for little kids.would be a good starter set for 10 and under.
230403
I think that a 5 year would like it if it's new to him. I don't know how long he'd be intrigued, as he would probably put pieces together as they are supposed to go! It would depend upon the child. The major positive about Lego is that it stays together instead of falling apart as soon as you pick it up! It also can be washed if needed. I bought the set for my 2 year old great-grandson, but I, his father, 3 uncles, a grandfather, and a great-grandfather are or have been in engineering, and have played with him since he could hold things. He loves it, and puts the pieces together in all kinds of ways, so it looks different as he plays. He's also fascinated with trucks, dump trucks, trains and such. I think that a 5 year would like it if it's new to him. I don't know how long he'd be intrigued, as he would probably put pieces together as they are supposed to go! It would depend upon the child. The major positive about Lego is that it stays together instead of falling apart as soon as you pick it up! It also can be washed if needed. I bought the set for my 2 year old great-grandson, but I, his father, 3 uncles, a grandfather, and a great-grandfather are or have been in engineering, and have played with him since he could hold things. He loves it, and puts the pieces together in... » Read More I think that a 5 year would like it if it's new to him. I don't know how long he'd be intrigued, as he would probably put pieces together as they are supposed to go! It would depend upon the child. The major positive about Lego is that it stays together instead of falling apart as soon as you pick it up! It also can be washed if needed. I bought the set for my 2 year old great-grandson, but I, his father, 3 uncles, a grandfather, and a great-grandfather are or have been in engineering, and have played with him since he could hold things. He loves it, and puts the pieces together in all kinds of ways, so it looks different as he plays. He's also fascinated with trucks, dump trucks, trains and such. « Show Less
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depends how advanced this five year old is. my brother's 4 year old niece who has been around lego since birth (thanks uncle me) would have no problems. will for sure need some help with the -spoiler alert- rubber bands for the s-foils, and maybe some of the smaller pieces, but otherwise i say go for it! worst case scenario, you get some great father/son bonding time!!!
1396391
Probably not. That is by far the most advanced set in the Lego friends lineup. My daughter is 7 and was able to put it together. I would start off with the Pet Show set, that is much easier.
412804
I checked with my daughters to see what they thought about the answer to your question since they are the ones who actually did put this puzzle together. They both agreed that it may not be the best puzzle for a 5 year old to do. The back of each puzzle piece is numbered very small so it may be difficult for a youngster to do. Hope this helps.