Marble Run - 200pc Building Set & Glow in The Dark Glass Marbles for Boys & Girls, Build Large Roller Coaster Tracks & Racing Circuit Runs, STEM Toy Track Builder Kit for Kids Ages 8-12

I absolutely loved this purchase. My son got so much use out of it. You can continually build whatever you want. The pieces are sturdy and there are a ton of pieces to build with all different shapes sizes and uses. Came with PLENTY of marbles.

My kids love watching marble run videos so we decided to buy this one and I'm glad we did. It's a great size, has a lot of fun pieces and routes, and is a great activity for both my 4 and 7 year old. They play with it regularly and easy to store in a small box and put in a shelf. Definitely recommend.

I would have loved to give this marble tower a 5 star review but we were missing a few pieces. Overall, the marble run building set is great and my son has loved it but we are two of the green top pieces which doesn't allow us to have as many marble runs going at the same time. Contacted the seller and heard nothing so we are kind of bummed. Great marble building set if only it had come with all of the pieces.

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Finally a set that can stand up to falls and not disintegrate. Marbles also come in plastic and glass. This set has value and will definitely last.

We have an older marble run set but over time the kids keep misplacing the pieces so while it's still playable it's becoming more limiting the structures we can build.This set has more than twice the pieces of our older set (even when it was complete) and it has many more different pieces to spark the imagination and allow for more interesting combinations to be built, which is a nice upgrade.Compared to the old set the plastic seems to be a little thinner which means the connections are a bit looser resulting in slightly wobbly structures, or bring easier to break apart, whereas the old set was pretty solid once put together. It's not bad by any means, it's just something that stands out in comparison. It also has a lot more "supporting" pieces, by this I mean the simple straight pieces that are used to build up the structures, I always found the old set to be somewhat lacking here which sometimes prevented us from building out the structures, no problem here.The set also comes with three bags of marbles, one bag is the traditional glad marbles, three other two seen to be made of plastic which are lighter and can be slower to roll down less step inclines. But I appreciate the different marbles as it can teach kids about how different materials can behave and interact differently.I did make the mistake of thinking I can combine the two sets, but I didn't realize they're from different manufacturers and I guess there's not a standard size amongst them. This is not the fault of the set or the manufacturer. Just thought I'd mention that in case you might be thinking the same.Overall it's a nice marble run set with lots of different pieces and different types of marbles that will encourage kids to explore different construction techniques and experience the effect of gravity.[Update] I noticed there's a tendency for the marbles to get stuck at various points of the structure, I don't know if it's the sizes of the openings of the weight or size of the marbles. It's not a deal breaker, but not something I noticed with the older set.

Bought this for my nephew who is obsessed with Marble Blast and marble runs. The instructions are clear and easy to follow. We build it together.

How is something going to be called marble run and not come with marbles? Clear chows on the box that it comes with them and nothing.