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K'NEX Titanfall Building Set: Ogre Titan: Build your own MCOR Ogre Titan Stands 12" high Working weapons MCOR Pilot figure that works with Ogre K'NEX building set, ogre set includes 160+ colorful, durable plastic K'NEX pieces Full-color step by step building instructions
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| Item model number | 69504 |
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| Product Id | 1046105 |
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| User Reviews and Ratings | 3 (1 ratings) 3 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 744476695048 |
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Finally, something to entertain and keep hands busy without batteries. The pieces are a workable size, not too small. My 10 year old grandson put this together with minimal trouble. And it kept and held his attention. This would appeal to any child that is curious "what the next piece" will look like. Once it begins to take shape, the faster he went. Not sure I could have beat that myself. All in all, it's entertaining (without batteries!).
this is a review for the titan fall building toy. i gave this toys to our kids, for me the toys looked more like a collectionable pieces, something you would build and place in a spot in your room where everyone can see them. it has many pieces when i saw them i thought it would be never ending, how ca a 10 and 8 year olf play with this? oh well, for i was surprise, they were really into it, it took them a couple of time but they did build it perfectly.it look like we had no children at home lol!, even my husband joined them building this sets. i have to says that this toys really put their brains to work, i think these toys are almost educational because they have to analize and see what piece correspond to each other, for that i am really amazed. at the beginning i thought they would not like them because they look dull and complicated but my sons really enjoy them. i am very happy with this product, they pleay with them a little but some pieces keept falling that was not a problem for them they didnt seem bothered to put it back, but everyone's kids are different so i think some people will be bothere by this, that is why i think this is a one time toy, you build it and put it in display. i have no idea what titanfall it is, my husband says it is a video game but all i can say it is thank you for making my kids work togheter and have such a good time! bottom line, yes i would reccomend this toys, put their brains to work, test your kids and enjoy time with them why not? ;)
I selected this for my 5 year old not realizing the age group was 8+ so it was a bit of a challenge building it up with all of the small parts but we had fun doing it. He was really excited to construct the ogre and when complete he loved it. I would definitely recommend this to a friend but for the suggested age group.
Upon opening, found that there were two missing pieces. You can't really play with it because it falls apart when touched or held. It doesn't stand very well & very wobbly when holding the huge gun. It's best use is as a display on a shelf. My nine-year-old son was happy with it sitting on the shelf & he had fun putting it together with his Fathers help.
The K'nex Titanfall building Set - is very good for teaching a child on how to build and putting things together. Just like its brother - Atlas - the OGRE Titan kit can be put together without much fuss. A word of clarification is in order - a 9 1/2 to 10 year old should not have a problem. However any younger the child may have a problem handling the small parts. Please be aware the small parts can be a choking hazard. The parts fit together pretty well - the down side is that parts are pretty small and some children may have some problems snapping them together depending on their age. The child may need some help from the Adults or older sibling which would make a great project together. The Ogre Titan with its companion Atlas Titan action figure rocks. The figure is tall - it;s very move able with ball joints and in critical area's such as ankles, shoulders and knees. Other action features the the Orge Titan that we found pleasing is a Rifle with firing action, four ball-jointed thrusters on the back pack and a front opening hatch and top opening hatch Like the Atlas Titan the Ogre Titan had trouble standing up and it and we had a little difficultly in getting it to balance and stand up right. All in all, this a cool kit that does require patience for assembly.
The K'nex Titanfall building set: Ogre Titan was fun for my family to put together. Assembly took about 3 to 3.5 hours. The directions were, at times not clear and it was easy to skip a step. Unfortunately the pieces didn't stay together very well and some of the stickers were some what difficult to apply. The stickers seemed to be a bit big for the piece that they were to be applied to. I trimmed a few of them and they worked fine. My grandson was a little frustrated during the assembly, but he is on the younger side of the recommended age range. I would recommend this set for kids 10 years old and over. Once this set was assembled, although it looked great, it was fragile and fell apart at every move. If you tried to pose it, some joints would fall apart. It had trouble standing on its own as it is very top heavy. Our family enjoys assembling K'nex sets. We have put together many of them. This one was fun to put together but not fun to play with as a toy. I think I may go back and apply glue to certain pieces that keep falling apart. I believe that this set will appeal more to collectors rather than to kids playing with it.
This is a K'nex kit and they're usually very good. However, a friend who is an engineer tried to put this together for my nephew (when neither he nor I could figure it out) and was not at all happy with it. There were a lot of smaller parts that didn't fit where they were supposed to fit (according to the instructions) and when he was finally able to get them in the right places, they weren't very stable. He was also unhappy with the instructions which weren't clear and were, in some places, seemed to be wrong because no matter how hard he tried he couldn't get the pieces to fit where the instructions said they were supposed to be. He finally got the piece together (it took about three days), but it was so unsteady that no child could possibly use it, including my nephew (9 years old) who tried, only to have pieces fall apart in his hands.
I gave this K'nex set to my 11 year old son. He's an accomplished builder with Legos and Bionicals so this seemed a good candidate for a next step for him. While he could follow the instructions fairly well, the problem is that many of the pieces are quite difficult to put together. They require strength and finesse that my 11 year old had trouble with. My 26 year old son who was an advanced K'nex builder said that he had trouble with a couple of the pieces in helping his younger brother. That said, when the two of them got the Ogre together it was amazing when they got it standing up. Pieces fall apart easily when trying to play with it. It takes time to balance it to stand. While it looked great standing, playing with it was problematic. They were both impressed with some of the ratcheting joints. This set contains many pieces which can be made into other things which is great. I don't think the age of 8+ is accurate. More like 12+. I would only give this to an accomplished K'nex builder who wants to build the piece as art and not for play.
When I opened the box, and dumped out the bags of parts, it looked like this might be something I tired of before even getting it put together. The assembly instructions were pictures; no words, just arrows. Putting it together was slow at first but as I got further along and things started shaping up it became more like a puzzle. I could see, piece by piece, that it was beginning to look more and more like the image on the box and that made it less of a task and more of a game. I placed the robot on my table and began making adjustments so that it would stand up on its own. That was when the shiny new coolness went away: The joints began popping apart. Move it at the elbow and the shoulder would come out of its socket. Move a hip and the knee, or foot, would pop out. It just would not stay together. I found a spot for him on my workbench and he stands there now, watching over my stuff. No doubt it looks cool, but that's it. I imagine if the robot was assembled at the plant with the joints encased so they wouldn't pop apart, it would make a great toy. All in all, I wouldn't recommend it or purchase it again.
UGGG PARENTS WORST NIGHTMARE BECAUSE THERE ARE SOOOOO MANY TINY TINY PIECES, I DONT AGREE THIS STARTS WITH AGE 8. ITS ALL STILL SITTING ON THE BED WITH MY SON WHO IS 23 JUST STARING AT ALL THE ITSY BITSY PIECES, IF 1 DROPS ON THE FLOOR YOU WILL NEVER FIND IT AND WAY TO TECHNICAL TO THE AVERAGE KID. UNLESS YOUR KIDS ARE PATIENT AND ORDERLY DONT EVEN BOTHER. IT COMES WITH 195 PIECES ITS JUST SO WRONG FOR ME AND FOR SOME FRIENDS I'VE SHOWN THIS TO. I RATHER GIVE A GIFT A KID COULD PLAY WITH NOT PUT TOGETHER LOSING PIECES AND THERE MIGHT BE A BABY CRAWLING AROUND! THAT IS A PARENTS WORST NIGHTMARE!