Category: Legesæt & Rollespil
Kreativ leg er temaet her med masser af huller, hvor du enten kan placere dine værktøjer eller lave et ansigt eller endda en robot!
Værktøjer inkluderet er en hammer, skruetrækker, skruenøgle, sav og en praktisk rød boremaskine.
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I was pleasantly surprised by how many different faces we could make with the chalk and tool holes — keeps my kid engaged for way longer than I expected. The bright red drill is a favorite, and the tools feel sturdy enough for rough play.
My toddler loves dropping the tools into the holes to create different faces, and the red drill is his absolute favorite because it actually spins. We’ve been using the chalk to draw silly expressions on the bench, which keeps him entertained for ages.
The chalk feature is a nice touch—my son draws faces around the holes and then "fixes" them with the tools. The drill actually makes a satisfying clicking sound when you turn it.
My toddler loves rearranging the tools in the holes to make silly robot faces, and the chalk is a huge bonus for drawing on the bench. The chunky tools are easy for little hands to grip, especially the saw.
The drill actually makes a satisfying clicking sound as my kid turns it, and it's held up well to being dropped on the floor repeatedly. For the price, having a real chalkboard surface along with all those tool holes keeps her busy for at least twenty minutes at a stretch.
My toddler loves the chalkboard surface, it's a great bonus for drawing faces on the robot before taking it apart. The little spanner fits perfectly in his hand, and he can actually work the red drill himself.
The drill actually works like a real one, which kept my kid busy for an hour. We used the chalk to draw a face on the bench, then hammered the pegs into its eyes.
My three-year-old loves that the tools actually fit into the holes on the bench, and the chalkboard surface is a fun bonus for drawing faces between projects. It’s kept him busy for way longer than I expected.
The drill actually works for pretend repairs, and my kid loves stuffing the tools into the different holes to make a robot face. That chalkboard surface is a nice bonus.
The little chalkboard surface is a brilliant surprise—my son spends ages drawing faces between pretend repairs. The drill makes a satisfying clicking sound that keeps him engaged way longer than I expected.