would this set be OK for a 10-year old with help from an adult?
757442
My grandson, who is 7, and I built the set. We both worked together and made sure that that we put the model together correctly. There are a couple of tricky parts, but everything is clearly illustrated.
757443
My daughter is 7 years old, she almost can do this set by herself. So, at the age of 10 should be no problem
757444
It depends, It's a set mostly for display, not as much for play. I might go with the X Wing model 9493 for that young of a child because it is designed to be played with after the build.
757445
Yes, definetely! Both will enjoy putting it together. But keep in mind that this set is more a "Display set" than a "Playing set".
757446
If supervised, I think a 10 year old could do this... Each bag in the kit is called out in the manual so people don't need to hunt for all the parts.
1580411
Absolutely, however, this is a very basic set. I would suggest also getting the set that includes the more specific, detailed pieces, or the wheels and tires set.
1022806
yes, it was for my 10 year old son and it works well. may not work well for larger adults.
1061241
I would not recommend it for an adult. My boys ages 5, 7, and 9 use them, and I think they'll be fine through maybe 6th/7th grade.
1396391
Probably not. That is by far the most advanced set in the Lego friends lineup. My daughter is 7 and was able to put it together. I would start off with the Pet Show set, that is much easier.
864744
Totally depends on the kid. Our 10 year old grandson loves to play with Marbleworks when he visits his cousins. However, he does not have a set at home at this point so he doesn't have a chance to get bored with it.
368661
I would think so; the pieces are quite sturdy. I bought for my 4 yr. old and it is fine.
462393
Unless your 3 year old is very tall it would not be a problem. ..my 31/2 year old grand daughter still uses her set
1930886
I think it would be ok. I bought it for a 6yo boy. The quality is more than a toy but less than a real drum set. A little but of a pain to put togetherI hope this helps
1449206
We got the adult set and my grandson was 10 1/2. He loves them. I would say since your son is 12, the adult set would be better so you don't have to turn around and get another set in a year or two.
2183679
We got this set for our 6 yr old. He needs a lot of help from us though. I think it is a fine starter kit to see if there is interest. My sister uses this kit at her school-age aftercare program and says all of the kids enjoy this kit (kinder-8th grade).
934420
I think that if the 10-year-old likes to "put stuff together and make things work", it's a great educational toy for that age! The pieces are color-coded and also marked with letters/numbers and the instructions tell you in which order to place the pieces together. I don't think it is too elementary for a 10 year old to start with.
489317
The box says 9 to 14 years old, but an advanced(and mature) 6 to 8 yr old could do it with some help. My son is 12, but he would love this set at 16 yrs old too! Hope that helps, good luck.
2078404
We bought it for our 10 year old grandson. He loved it! 5 years old might be ok, but you would have to set it up and give him some guidance on it.
101137
My son was 12 when we got it.....I think any age between grades 4-8 would be good. Very interesting set! He still loves it!
2248491
I think this is a great set to purchase. My grandchildren, ages, 6-10 use it, as well as the adults. It is definitely an adult set and well constructed for the money.
1697310
Depends how old the individual is, yes for 10 and under but probably not as well for a more mature child/teen.