Space TOOB With 10 Out Of-This-World Toy Figurines, Including 2 Astronauts, 1 Space Chimp, 6 Space Craft, And More - For Ages 3 And Up

The items arrived in good condition. The figures quality and size were perfect for us. Good price/quality factor

They were great. We met up with family visiting from Texas. I brought this and some other space things for my 3 year old cousin. He loved them and they kept him busy while we were eating and visiting at a restaurant.

Not too sure what "pack of 4" refers to, I received 1 tube with 10 items in it, kind of like 1 package. The ad led me to believe there would be 4 tubes, by showing the contents of one package and describing it as "pack of 4". Not a great bang for my buck.

Our son created a monopoly type game about space and these were used as the playing pieces. They were so cute and fun to use. Everyone loved them and our son was so excited when they arrived.

I bought these as teaching aids to help my kids learn about the space missions. Concepts are so much easier for them to grasp if they can hold and play with the things they're leaning about, rather than just reading about them in a book. The figures are well crafted, the pieces have been nicely painted and they're fairly detailed which helps them look more realistic - space monkey has fur, the astronaut suits have wrinkles, and the moon rover has tire treads. They also have their names on the underside in case you need help identifying what they are. Most of the pieces in this set stand up on their own fairly well. The only thing I find a little cumbersome is the tube itself. While it's great for storing, it's compact size and odd shape makes it difficult to get the figures in and out - the rope handle also seems to get in the way. Other than the somewhat troublesome tube, the figures in this set are great and I will definitely be buying more of these collections.

This is a great set, I would highly recommend finding the old educational filmstrip "Ham, Pioneer in Space" on YouTube to see many of the pieces in this set come to life. I set up a sensory bin for my boys and my four year old especially loved playing with it. We used lentils or beans as space rocks or the moon and added in some bouncy ball planets and glow in the dark stars. He just loved seeing ham, the chimpanzee, and allow the parts of the shuttle he rode in. The only tough part is that the pieces are not in the same scale, but this is common with the toobz and pretty hard to avoid with subjects that differ in size so greatly.