Title: stay away from the terrordactyl!
Product review: Mattel started making toys in the 1940s, but they sure haven't learned much. It seems like they hire summer interns each year to invent new toys, and the result is junk, instead of new toys that get better year-by-year and build on over 60 years of experience.This set will entertain your family for perhaps 60 minutes, after you spend 90 minutes trying to get the pieces together. Judging by my kids, it doesn't inspire imaginative play or present an on-going play challenge, and thus they aren't interested in going back to it.You might want to put tape on the tracks to try to smooth out the bumps and get the cars to work.Once you assemble it, don't assume that you can take it apart and save it for a rainy day. If you try to pull the pieces apart, there's a good chance that you'll break the plastic locks that hold things together.
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