Knights & Dragons Toob - Set of 10 Mini Figurines: Red & Blue Kingdom Knights, Catapult, and Green Dragon - History Learning Toy Figures for Boys, Girls & Kids Ages 3+

Fun dragon set , on the small size in scale and quantity for the price . But very happy with the details.

I wasn’t expecting much from this little knights & dragons set, but I was totally impressed! Even though the figures are small and I got them for a bargain price, they still look really nice and feel solid. The paintwork is sharp and clean. The knights and dragon both have good detail despite being a small toy, and the sculpting is pretty decent for such a set. I didn’t feel like I was getting cheap, flimsy plastic. Instead, each piece has enough weight and sturdiness to survive lots of play, which was a nice surprise for the price. They might not be big action figure size, but for imaginative play or small‑world fun, this set is nice. I’d recommend it if you’re looking for something fun and affordable that still looks good and holds up.

These little plastic figures are very well detailed considering their sizes, and my 4-year-old niece thinks they're wonderful. I bought them so she'd have something to play with when she visits (practically every day) and she prefers these small ones to a larger set I bought for the same reason. Some of the pieces are a bit distorted--a bit of extra plastic on a hoof, etc. I cut them away to make them stand up, and while the horses in particular are not very stable, my niece can set them all up before she knocks them down, so good enough. The dragon is her favorite and I have commenced to fear for it, but so far it's managed to survive the worst she's dished out. It's a surprising mix of medieval figures--all eight of the knights seem to come from different eras. The red figures seem to be from circa 1100, 1415, 1500 and 1550, while the blue are from circa 900, 1275, 1325 and 1450. My niece is a little too young to appreciate the differences in armor, but that's the reason I rated the educational value so high; with an older child one could actually show the evolution of armor from the Frankish period through the renaissance. An amazing feat with tiny plastic figures with only vaguely human faces.

My boys love Toob toys! They have a lot of sets to choose from and all that we have are good quality and a lot of fun to play with.

They are small but my grandson loves them. He has a castle playset and there are many battles to win.

The toys were actually fine, but the tube container they were in looked used and that bothered me because this is a gift. The bottom looked as though it had been pried off and the tube itself was dented. Again, this probably just bothered me because I purchased it to give as a gift and I expect container and contents to look new. I just rated it with a 3 because it looked used. I decided to keep it because it is a hassle to return it, but I was not fully happy with this purchase.

I bought these three years ago for my then almost-3-year-old son. He liked his dad's D&D miniatures, but wasn't allowed to touch them. He enjoyed playing with these, and collecting them one-by-one as rewards for his good behavior. They look nice and are fun for battling. They are a great size to take along in the car, a restaurant, whatever. We went to the beach with some big kids, and they grabbed these from the car for their sandcastles. I was worried that they'd be ruined by the mucky sand, but they cleaned up nicely. Sometimes we use them inside with a castle, sometimes out in the sandbox or yard. Definitely still getting used 3 years later, and held up just fine.

For $10 per tube, I got one of these for each of my preschoolers and they love them (I also bought each a Wildkin soft pencil case to store them for travel). The boys really love these figures, and I like that they are virtually unbreakable and of a nice ~2 inch; size. The dragon is an extra touch that both boys really enjoy, and they also really like having the horses in the set. I just ordered a Calafant Dragonrock Castle for each of them: these are $10 cardboard castles that they can build and color, so we have some neat, interactive and constructive play ahead of us. I know these knights are not as well detailed and painted as Papo and Schleich figures, but at $10-30 each, these higher tier figures are much more than we need. I think we'll get a lot more out of having more knights and the two castles too. If you have $200 per child, you should get Scleich castles and knights. If you're budget conscious, I think your kids' imaginations will thrive on these Safari Ltd. Toob knights, and they'll be great for traveling too.

Muy bien

Mein Sohn suchte Figuren für seine Ritterburg. Nun weiß man ja, wie lange an neuem Spielzeug "dran geblieben" wird und da waren mir die ohne Zweifel sehr schönen Figuren einer bekannten Firma einfach zu teuer, um gleich ein paar davon mal einfach so zwischendurch zu kaufen (nicht zu Weihnachten oder Geburtstag). Also bin ich auf dieses Set aufmerksam geworden. Nun kann man, wie die Vorrednerin, über die Größe und Maßstäbe wundern. Oder sich einfach freuen, gleich ein ganzes Set zu einem recht günstigen Preis zu bekommen. Und mal ehrlich: Die Kids juckt es doch im Spielbetrieb recht wenig, ob jetzt der Drache maßstabsgerecht zum Ritter ist oder der letzte Lidstrich auch korrekt gemalt ist. Mein Sohn (7 Jahre) jedenfalls hat eben noch auf meine Frage vor der Rezension, ob die Figuren "ok" waren geantwortet geantwortet: "Ja, die waren SEHR ok!". Denke, darauf kommt es an.

As expected...quite expensive in Canada but very easy to take along and loved by children.

I bought for my 3 year old grandson ,which he loves ,nice to play with toys ,qere they can use their imagination ,instead of TV etc Quality lovely all fits together he loves the drae bridge

Belles figurines qui a permis de décorer mon gâteau