Musical Instruments

Great for teaching 2.5 year old musical instruments. He is able to identify and name each one. One of each instrument from photos enclosed.

The instruments were good quality. I found it odd to have a gold flute and the oboe was bent slightly but had great detail. In the whole I was happy with them. It is hard to find instruments suitable for dolls etc.

Not as good as the photo looks. No spinning globe on the top, just an orange done. The instruments are mostly the same colour, so the brass instruments are the same colour as the wood on the violin and guitar, and all look cheap and plasticky. Plus the instruments are not in proportion to one another. But disappointing for the price.

Not worth the proce, cheap plastic toy that looks like something you would get put of a party bag. Disappointed

OK

Geniales, a mi peque le encanta jugar a la orquesta y a los instrumentos musicales y este tamaño en perfecto para que se los lleve a todas partes. También son muy útiles para hacer con ellos fichas de relación objeto/imagen tipo Montessori.

Gut detailliert schöne Farben, aber leider sind die Klarinette und die Querflöte verbogen und lassen sich nicht mehr dauerhaft in die Ursprüngliche Form zurück bringen.

Bruttini proprio da vedere, fatti male e nemmeno rifiniti bene.

Très beaux jouets pour cadeaux en cette fin d’annéeLes détails sont présents et plutôt bien faitsJe recommande vivement

Incredibly impressed with all the Safari Ltd figurines. I bought 4 Toob sets and 3 "Safariology" about animal life cycle. Though the figurines are small, the amount of detail is amazing. E.g. The scales on the crocodile or the strands of feather are all clearly defined. They're also carefully painted and look quite real. I also buy a lot of Schleich animal models and I think the Safari ones are 90% comparable. I will attach photos for your reference.The figurines are made in plastic, some are harder and less flexible than others, but they are all sturdy and well protected in the Toob case (they have extra protection for delicate parts).What I'm even more happy about is that under each tiny model there is the name of the object, whether it's an instrument, an animal, a world famous landmark etc. They also include a fun little fact on the label of the Toob. This really shows that the company is really committed in making high quality educational toys. As an educator I'm really happy and touched to see this.One thing Safari can improve on is the top opening of the Toob case. It's quite hard to pull out some of the items and I ended up taking them out from the bottom instead. I plan to teach my child to put the figurines back into the Toob when cleaning up but this may be more difficult than I thought. I like the slim and compact design but perhaps the case can be a little wider, or the yellow rope handle near the top can be modified? (The knot makes the opening even narrower)