Is 32 enough for a starter set?
516868
It was a good number for my grandson to start with. You can always add to them if you wish. He (and now his younger brother) both just love them. It's a greatgift for children. Very creative.
516869
No. Start with 100. Add 100 at a time. Forget the sets with cars and novelty pieces. Kids will use other toys they have, using their imagination. The solids are not that attractive. You will need enough so the adults can play. For really young kids, put some pieces in different containers with varying types of lids. Place a large cutting board on the carpet for a base, step back and stay out of it.
516870
Yes, but I'm sure you'll want to add to them soon, especially if more than one person will be using them.
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.
516872
Absolutely! You can do so much with the 32 piece set. The larger sets you can obviously build bigger and taller but the 32 pieces is definitely a good set if you aren't sure if you will like them as they are pricy (worth it IMO). Hope this helps!
2127265
Yes. I recommend getting one of the starter kits - it's a bit more cost effective.
1430394
If you're a beginner there is no need to purchase anything other than the putter. This set will provide you everything required to get you started. Once you become more proficient I would recommend some wedges (52, 56, and 60 Degrees) as they will further enhance your short game. Hopefully this will answer your question.
282564
Yes it would be great for a novice of his age. It is a great learning tool for the drum also. I find myself needing a a real drum set after only a few months,
2036972
I agree with Kent. With some practice, you'll be fine. I've owned a few of these over the years and these are as good as they get. Have fun!
1258783
probably,unless the 7 year old had large hands. The softer of the set might work.
2183679
We got this set for our 6 yr old. He needs a lot of help from us though. I think it is a fine starter kit to see if there is interest. My sister uses this kit at her school-age aftercare program and says all of the kids enjoy this kit (kinder-8th grade).
1700320
It's possible, I believe, if you go to other sites and look for it. The price may or may not be higher than buying it as a set. Good luck!
990692
The listing is for 16pcs/set,the price is the cheapest.If you need 32pcs,please searching for the keyword"32pcs brush set"
37723
This is a great starter set! Once you've had it, you can get ideas about how many more pieces you'd like. They don't tire of them quickly! Get a nice Rubbermaid tote for storage.
2151808
I am a beginner myself and had the same question. I ended up buying this set and have nothing but good to say about it. I offer a somewhat skewed opinion though because these are the only disc that I have tried.
2024330
I would get the set of 30 if you can afford them as it has a lot more colours and you can blend them. I use them for cake decorating as they are non toxic as well as for painting and they will last you along time. Hopefully this has helped you made the choice.
354412
You can pick up a used set for under 20 bucks which includes the shipping even. I can let you know how it works next week when my second set gets here. Better jump on them tho, i see the prices are fluctuating.
2029347
I got this for my son when he was 4. He is almost 6 now. He plays these every day since day one and loves them. Its a perfect starter set. The quality is better then what I expected. You do have a lot to put together - I have never played drums and was able to do it no problem.
2019457
not that i know , i would go for the set from 4 , which is also available , good luck
53654
I would probably choose another set. Some just a little simpler. This set has pieces that can be a little complex.
2209392
I believe so but even if not this is a great well made set. You cant go wrong for the price.