PicassoTiles 30 Piece Race Car Track Building Block

The educational value combined with the race car excitement is a winner. My kid absolutely loved it, and I appreciate the quality and creativity it brings to playtime. Highly recommended!

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Tracks dont align, the car always runs off the track.

Really very upset just opened the box n the cars are not working

Loving already several packs of the Picasso Tiles we thought we'd give this cars pack a go, and got completely disappointed in the brand as a result: the track tiles are hardly usable without using the stilts that force them to align properly, but then the crossroads tiles are unuable (the columns block traffic in half of the directions) and so are most of the magnets, the whole point of these sets! After a couple of weeks the cars lose grip and fail to climb any ramp, and one would hope that the second car would help push the stuck car but their shape is thoughtlessly designed too: instead of the shapes meeting in a way that the second car could push, it either gets stuck under the first or flips it over and then both are stuck. Very frustrating, we quickly end up turning the cars off and putting them away soon thereafter.

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My 4 year old grandson absolutely loves Picasso Tiles. I bought this to add to his growing collection. We've had fun building race tracks together and running the cars on the tracks. Each time we play, we build the racetrack in a different configuration. It's a great toy for a child's imagination and motor skills. Fun for toddlers, children and adults, too! A good value for the money. Well made. Should last for years.

My grandson loves these cars

Exactly as pictured and well constructed

I am pretty impressed with the car running on what I build for my little one to explore. This is so cool. My boy loves seeing the car running all the corners, up and down. He loves to move the car by himself without battery too. It’s really worth to purchase.

I purchased 3 of these sets, along with quite a few add-ons. Initially I purchased them for a young grandchild and he likes for me to build tracks for him to use with battery-operated cars that came with the sets. What I didn’t anticipate was that track design and building would be a group activity both kids and adults in our family would enjoy. No wonder its recommended ages are 3-99. We all contribute cooperatively to the process and have come up with some pretty elaborate tracks. We still haven’t figured out how to best incorporate some add-on track pieces. A 3 year old’s ability to build a track is likely limited to very simple versions but magnets make it easy for them to connect track pieces. So far, we haven’t broken a single track support and all our vehicles are running well. We have been using these tracks for about 6 months. Since we aren’t stomping on or throwing them, I can’t speak to how much abuse they can withstand. I do know that running several cars on a track can result in slight separation of track pieces and thus, derailment. I suspect the magnets can’t prevent movement once multiple vehicles cause constant vibration. Overall, these car track sets have been a fun addition to family get togethers. Just be prepared to keep expanding your collection!