PLUS PLUS - Open Play Set - 600 Piece - Basic Color Mix, Construction Building Stem Toy, Interlocking Mini Puzzle Blocks for Kids

I have a grandson with Autism. He is home schooled. He got one of these building sets through his previous school. He and my grand daughter both loved playing with these cool little building pieces. They made some amazing things! These allow them to make very interesting and neat looking projects. The pieces are pretty small. But, they really love them and actually take good care of them. They put them away where they go!! We had to return them when he changed schools. Everybody was upset. I was so happy to find these on Amazon! It was right before Easter. So, the Easter Bunny left these in the baskets. Everybody was so happy. And AMAZED that the Easter Bunny knew all about us returning the first set. That old Bunny is pretty slick.

Fun. Good quality

I bought this for my students to play with on rain days when we have inside recess. They love them so much that I ended up buying more and at end of the year giving each student a set. They are easy to use, durable and give the kids designs or allows them to be creative.

My son likes building and making things out of these. He wants the pastels and the neon colors too. My son has autism and he likes building and making things to calm down. These are fun to create Minecraft people, hearts, he has enjoyed playing with these. The color is like the box says.

If your child likes Legos, he’ll love these. They attach to each other in a variety of ways - making them perfect for building or making people, animals or whatever your child imagines. Pay attention to the size - they’re very small. But my grandson (12) loves them.

My grandson loves these. Great fun to build stuff with!

These are really fun. I am disappointed about the colors though. There are 6 different colors and 600 total pieces in the box. Once might assume there would be about 100 of each color. This is not the case. We got 182 white pieces, 135 yellow, 96 green, 73 blue, 65 orange pieces, and 61 pink. Maybe the mix is random, or maybe white is cheapest to make... I know one thing, it is certainly the least useful color for building unless we are making igloos. It's worth noting that none of the sample projects on the box make heavy use of white. We find ourselves running out of blue for sky and pink for flowers, but with a ton of extra white.It is also difficult to build well in 3 dimensions due to the nature of building with this particular shape. You cannot make a perfect cube for instance. This is not a huge problem, especially for youngsters, but I found myself wishing there were half sized pieces mixed in to help with smoothing joints and edges.Based on the above complaints I can't give this product 5 stars. I'd actually rather give 3.5 than 4, but 3 seems rather low as it is a very fun toy. I appreciate that it is made in Denmark and the packaging was very minimal. The plus pluses were not encased in additional plastic for instance. It's a quality toy and I do recommend it, just know that you may get an overabundance of white pieces and that kids with OCD tendencies may not enjoy the toy as much as more easy going kids who don't require perfect edges on their creations. My son loves the things and all of the adults in the family have a great time using them too. I actually find it rather soothing just fiddling around with them and pushing them together. For the price they are charging though, I feel that my complaints are justified.

We bought these for a family trip to Hawaii. They were great for entertaining the kids on the airplane. We have since used them on long road trips and they are great. I like them better than legos for travel because 1) they pack very compactly 2) they go together in many different ways so there is a lot of creative freedom in what you can create 3) if you loose a couple of them on the airplane it isn't devastating 4) if you happen to step on one that has been accidentally left on the carpet it isn't painful! When my dad first saw these on our trip he very vocally told me how stupid he thought they were, but after he saw all the neat creations the kids came up with he changed his mind!