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(More customer reviews)My son received an earlier version of this toy about 7 years ago when he was 2 from a wonderful "aunt." He was very interested in Duplo at that point and this toy totally occupied him for an hour or even two in my office. He did have trouble constructing complex "mazes" with the tubes at age 2 but was able to put short lengths together. By age 4, he could build anything with it. Somewhere around age 3, he surprised me by showing me a full tubular "donut" that he built all by himself out of 8 of the curved tube segments with one of the balls trapped inside. I am very serious about this toy introducing scientific concepts to toddlers. The little seesaw looking piece on the bottom left when built out with some Duplo rectangular pieces demonstrates balancing weights. The whole set is about geometry and physics. And don't forget FUN! Just about every child loves to build ball mazes and this toy has tunnels and pop-through gates, etc. Durable as well. I passed ours along recently to my scientific brother who just started his family, and it looked brand new. Simply an awesome toy all the way around. So glad to see there is still a version of it out there for others to buy and enjoy. WTG Lego!
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Children love to find out how things work, and this impressive set will help them explore their ideas - from investigating to constructing and testing. Replaces the 9089 set.
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