46 PCS Military Base Set,Army Men Playset with Vehicles Accessories and Play Map, Kids Plastic Mini Army Toy for Boys Girls 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year Old

Lots of potential for different play strategies and military positions. Aided with a map sheet offering visual ideas.

Hopefully liked as it’s a present

I have taken pictures of only some of the set as this is how my boys left their game but the other parts are similar. You get a great range of sections. The buildings are particularly fun for my bots that already have soldiers and tanks etc. You get planes, tanks and cars to play with this. I was pleasantly surprised to see that the guns and doors move well to aid more realistic play to extend the small world play potential. Good detailing and you get a small plastic play mat. My boys (10 and 5 years) get it out every day.

The size is very small but they are good the quality is just insane worth the price all of the pieces are great

Plenty to play with for not much cash. OK, not high end quality but still acceptable and better than the price suggests. I am giving it to a 5 year old and I am sure he will like it. I think dinosaurs might well be involved too. But it also occurs to me to mention it to friends who Tabletop Game Sci-Fi and could easily adapt this as cost-effective scenery.

This set looks like you get a lot for the money, but really the majority of the set is a bit cheap and flimsy. It was easy enough to set up even though the instructions are not particularly clear. The first negative i noticed was the planes. They aren't solid pieces are plastic, they only look like planes on the top and they are all hollowed out underneath and you see all the mould marks. Very disappointing and the plastic is thin an lightweight. The cars and the base/lookout tower are the best parts of the set, although there isn't much you can do with the tower except swivel some stiff and poorly moulded plastic guns. Most of the army men are too big compared to the base and other buildings. They cant go into the base or the tent for example unless lying down. Also, half of them don't even stand up or if they do they lean at weird angles. The mat doesn't even look like it belongs to this set. It is made from very flimsy/thin plastic and the design doesn't correspond with any of the items that you are meant to put on it (base etc). It soon gets ripped or scratched and is so light an flighty my son just ended up throwing it away because it was harder to use the vehicles on it. This looks like a great deal but when you actually get it you realise it is not.

This is a fab set, comes with so many pieces and will keep any little one amused for hours. Takes a while to set up but that’s the fun in it! Lots of small pieces so would recommend for kids slightly older that can look after all the parts. Good value for the the set.

In many ways, this is a pretty standard kids-army-set. There isn't a consistent scale; the soldiers are bigger than the vehicles, which in turn are bigger then the airplanes, but the target audience is unlikely to care about the relative scales for such things. They may care more about the oddly small bases for the soldiers though, as these make them prone to falling over! Similarly, it's a bit suprising to see that the gun turrets need to be first popped off their injection-molded frames and then assembled; this definitely involves some small parts and is generally not the sort of thing I'd recommend for a 3-year old; I'd be far more inclined to hold this back until they're at least 5 or 6 years of age! Still, there's plenty of things here to play with!