Mindware | Q-Ba-Maze 2.0: Mega Stunt Set | Miniature Game | Ages 6+ | 1 Players

Wexcellent! Super rapide et bien emballe! Prix raisonnable! Merci!

Too pricey for what you get. Large box for such few items though their colourful. Not as interesting as the advert suggests..our children quickly lost interest.

Great product for creativity. The Library brought them to have building competitions. The kids love them. Very easy to use and enough blocks to build interesting constructions.

These are so much fun. Since we originally ordered these, my daughter has asked for two more sets, to add on to what she was building and in order to build bigger mazes. They are simply AWESOME. Even better if you have kittens or cats . . . *lol* We ALL love playing with and getting creative with the Q-Ba-Mazes!

I purchased this set of Q-Ba-Maze cubes to have when our grandkids come to play. I ordered a set of cubes, the set of four trays and the set with the wheel and spinner. Grandkids are 8 yr, 6 yr, and 4 yr. The day they arrived, I was excited. I decided I would build a tower so the kids would know what they are suppose to do with them. It took me a long time to make anything fun out of the sets! I have a huge collection of glass marbles that the kids love, but they are always scattered all over the house and we argue about picking them up all the time. I thought the glass marbles would work with this set, but they DO NOT. Luckily, the sets came with a good amount of marbles that fit. The 8 yr old came first. He is very 'teckie', so he was bored with it quickly. Then the younger two kids came another day. They were all excited and immediately tore apart what I had labored over, tried to make something of their own and got frustrated. Our little guy ended up making a very clever looking rifle out of some of the blocks and a tray. That is the way it has been played with since! Hopefully, they will grow to like it and be able to make something fun out of them. I still believe the sets are very good for creative minds and good for imaginations. Really, our adult kids have played with them more than the little ones.