Zoloa•go•go Curio playsculpture Set

This toy is great, I took the eyes out because my son is only 3 and I have an 18 month old also and they are definitely a choking hazard for there age. They make an age appropriate version which we also have, but they like this one better. My 3 year old loves making things and pretend play and he really uses his imagination with the zolo pieces. I also used it for an art education class and it was a hit. It's like the new mr. Potato head!

Saw this on a design show who tested it on kids and found it to be well designed and packed with play value.I bought it for a two year old to play with. Its sturdy and easy to use and just fun and silly. Small motor skills improved as well as hand eye coordination.Creativity off the charts.Will get more pieces at christmas and suggest you do too!

There's no end to the creative options of this new line of unique children's playthings. Bright, multicolor shapes and sizes that change with each use or new idea. My 3yr old grandson will play forever with this creative set (many other set options available). Building imaginative skill sets by Zolo.

I used to have this toy when I was a child, I remembered they were made of wood. These are made of plastic but I still love it. My students do too! hours of endless fun building and re building sculptures.

Though I'm not really sure what the 'rules' of this game really are, it is a great way for the entire family to be creative and have a laugh together. Perfect game for all ages.

these were a huge disappointment, and not worth the $45 i paid for them after shipping. i really wanted to send them back, but it wasn't worth the hassle and the cost of shipping. i thought i would cut my losses and hope the kids liked them better than i did.the pic here and website for this brand leads you to believe these will be way cooler than they are. as another reviewer said (for a different sized set), these look "chintzy" and cheap. i know they are made of plastic, but the bonz toys are as well, but manage to look a lot nicer and fit together well.you would think 48 pieces is a lot, but it isn't. that number includes the half-dozen eye pieces and maybe 10 or 12 connector pieces (which isn't enough to connect much). the large pieces vary in size, and the largest are probably a lot larger than what you might expect. as a result of the very awkward shapes, they are almost impossible to fit back into the bag, and trying to clean up becomes a tetris game from hell, where you wonder if you will manage to break one in the process.the pieces don't fit together easily and don't stay together, either for my not-too-young children (5 yo twins and a 7 yo, who are plenty good with their hands) or for me. it is even harder to build a creation that will stand on its own, because you are limited by the few number of holes in the pieces and which pieces you can manage to fit into them.my kids have played with a set of superstructs pinklets non-stop since i got them 6 months ago. they looked at these once and haven't touched them in the two weeks since. i would recommend looking at the bonz line of toys for something similar but better made and more functional, or the superstructs if you want something that isn't as funky, but can be made into any number of things.

Oh, he's cool !!! Every detail in a separate package. A lot of creativity. Children love it and adults too.

Very diferent, excellent 👌🏻