Discovery™ Dinosaur Construction Set, 90-Piece Action Model Build Kit, Kid-Safe Electronic Tools & Screws, Create T-Rex Triceratops, Prehistoric Monster Learning STEM Toy for Paleontologists

This is so amazingly awesome! I am a teacher of kids with intellectual disabilities. I brought these in for one of the kids in my class who is actually very good at building. It was just challenging enough to keep him interested but did not frustrate him. He was able to build them in a few days and has enjoyed playing with them and then taking them apart to rebuild. I am loving this set and super happy with it!

This is a great little toy for busy little hands.Kids love to use “tools” that are power driven.My little one really enjoyed creating unique and yet to be classified, Dino critters.😀This gets a thumbs up from us. 👍

Very fun product. My daughter and I spend so much time putting the dinosaurs together and mixing and matching the parts. The drill is such a great introductory tool and really made her feel like she was just like daddy using his power drill!

Great quality and exactly what we expected.

Bought for a craft for my 3-9 year old granddaughter. The 3 year old needed a lot of help. Good for the other two. They all enjoyed making the dinosaurs

This was a gift for my 4 year old son. It’s challenging enough that it entertains him for hours but easy enough that he can build the dinosaurs on his own.

First, anything Discovery brand is good quality. My kids have had many Discovery products, and they are always good quality and fairly priced. This set is going to my youngest for Christmas. It has his favorite thing--dinosaurs and has to be assembled using the plastic drill tool. It has a lot of pieces, including 34 tiny screws, so keep that in mind if toys tend to disappear into a black hole in your home. That being said, this toy gets the kid a chance to use a replica toy drill to assemble the pieces to create the dinos. It's really good for practicing dexterity and even fine motor skills. You'd think this is not a big deal, but it's a huge deal. Kids are playing video games at such an early age and aren't learning to use their hands like kids used to when they would be outside helping grandpa or dad. I think toys that help with skill building are the best kind!!

Harder to put together than you'd expect for a toddler. Simple enough but it should have some better instructions for them as I had to take it apart a couple of times to make it work.But on the positive, my daughter loved putting it together with dad