Is each child meant to get 2 swords?
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We just gave each child one sword for a birthday party game and that worked great. We had some balloons and they had a blast trying to keep the balloons in the air with their swords. Boys were very excited they got to take them home afterwards.
1786048
Yes, the robot comes with different set of hands and you can place the sword in one of those sets .
1954339
The swords are kind of large. I think they are great for kids of about 8 to 12. Even older kids can play with them. They are light, and with proper control (meaning being able to swing without going wild), they are strong and safe enough. The foam is pretty good but the core is probably just plastic. It could break if someone hits too hard (though most kids probably aren't strong enough). The biggest problem I see for you is whether or not the child will break things nearby. As I said, the swords are long and light. If the child swings too wildly, a lot of damage coud occur. At my house, I try to get the kids to play outside when they have these in their hands. Hope this helps. The swords are kind of large. I think they are great for kids of about 8 to 12. Even older kids can play with them. They are light, and with proper control (meaning being able to swing without going wild), they are strong and safe enough. The foam is pretty good but the core is probably just plastic. It could break if someone hits too hard (though most kids probably aren't strong enough). The biggest problem I see for you is whether or not the child will break things nearby. As I said, the swords are long and light. If the child swings too wildly, a lot of damage coud occur. At my house, I... » Read More The swords are kind of large. I think they are great for kids of about 8 to 12. Even older kids can play with them. They are light, and with proper control (meaning being able to swing without going wild), they are strong and safe enough. The foam is pretty good but the core is probably just plastic. It could break if someone hits too hard (though most kids probably aren't strong enough). The biggest problem I see for you is whether or not the child will break things nearby. As I said, the swords are long and light. If the child swings too wildly, a lot of damage coud occur. At my house, I try to get the kids to play outside when they have these in their hands. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Yes there are different color stars to allow for more than one child. Hope that helps
1194774
why do you think you would get ten swords? this sword is a piece of junk anyway.
1733676
I'm not sure because my son doesn't use all the pieces at one time. He likes to make different configurations with the pieces.
1668286
They would have to be really, really small or one sit in the back where it'd be a tight fit. I don't believe it's designed for 2 kids.
1561256
No they are not.they are clean sharp edged withmagnets. at hhandle for swords to stay together as one
2222437
My daughter got a similar one on her third birthday. I think that two would be a good age, younger than that might be too young considering the strings that are used to keep the poles in place.
873209
We bought the Castle for our grandson last month, age 7, also the set of Good and Bad Knights. A cousin gave him the battering ram. For Christmas, he is getting the catapult, and separate knight sets with the eagle, griffin, lion, and wolf. Thought the Ogre, with his size, might encourage too much overkill on the part of the participants and actually destroy the castle, so am not getting that.
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I don't remember for sure, but I think it's designed for just one. I got one for each off my Grandaughters but they don't live close to me.
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My nephew's are 11 & 9yrs old, If inly have one he would love any of them. But going on Amazon you can get Japanese beyblade that you can not buy here some are rare, you can find ones that launch left/right or the beyblade spins of in l/r. Left one are the rarest there so many kinds! You can send me a email if you need more help! noregretz2day@aol.com [my name is Kelly
1402063
No I`m afraid not, its really for one child to do one project at a time, but they could do another project when the child has finished what they are doing.
705115
yes one child can swing it. they may need a boost to get it started but they can keep it going
797671
Depending on the height o the child (as mine are genetically longer) I would say no. In my opinion, the limit may be 2.
371836
Yes! I bought 3 of them to my nephews 4 months ago. They are 7 and love to play very intense combats. The swords have some scratches, but they never broke or stopped to work. It was a very good deal.
707169
Not my 2 year old and he's pretty sharp for his age. My 3 and 6 year old got it no problem but you do need a reward. Overall, a great system in my opinion.