Roller-Coaster Building Set, Motorized Electric Train Track, City Amusement Park Toy for Boy Girl Ages 6 7 8 9+, Birthday Gifts for Adult Kid Teen, Theme Construction Collection 3646pcs

Taken apart but unable to get roller coaster to work, gift for grandson 10 years old but the adults have tried to fix

The media could not be loaded. Pros:Decent instructions, big, looks cool, kids love it, decent quality, fun that it auto runs, price.Cons:Pieces don't snap/stay together as well as name brand blocks, some instructions are not clear, missing a couple pieces, one piece looked like it was malformed, not very sturdy, pieces fall off if bumped, only two train cars.Figurines won't fit in the cars as is, you have to remove their legs, then add a 1x2 to where their legs should go. Then they can ride.Overall, it's decent. Especially for the cost. A similar name brand model runs $400. It takes a bit of time to assemble and prepare to get frustrated. Some of the design doesn't make a lot of sense to me. They would throw in single or double pieces, when they obviously could have just used a larger piece before it. For example, a support piece would have a string of bricks. Then at the very end, it would call for a single block instead of having the piece before it be one more (placing a 3 instead of a 4). I know sometimes this is necessary for structural support, but many times I felt these were only there to bump up their piece count. There are MANY, many instances where I ran across this.

I had a blue track roller coaster block set before and my friend especially liked it, like lego, this red coaster I think looks even better, special surprise!

Hi so when I bought it for my kid I got missing pieces/parts so then I went to buy parts and I came home and gave it to him and after he was done the hill was not stable so I do not recommend

but you may need to take some time to complete it.