Boy Craft Catapult Wars by Horizon Group USA

My little kids' birthday party workshop will use several of these sets. Turns out, glue is used in the assembly of the entire catapult! Is this toy going to teach children any skills? What kind of glue should I use to stick wooden blocks together? I want to see what else you can build However, aside from the learning value, before you can play with it after you build it, you have to let the glue dry for 24 hours. After that, the toy will fall apart very soon because the glue will not hold it in place tightly (surprise secrecy secrecy). A summary is as follows 2 people will be able to use this set It will not last for very long if the kid is 3 years old.

Gael Suarez

| Feb 08, 2021

I am very grateful to previous reviewers for their suggestions of using hot glue and alternative rubber bands, both of which have improved the design considerably. The catapults must also be decorated with sharpies and model paint prior to gluing, rather than after. I felt the paper targets that came with the kit were rather useless, so I purchased both large and small I suppose plastic dinosaurs or whatever else you like could be used instead of people. In addition to that, each catapult comes only with four My boys were struggling to pick up the beanbags that were already fired when they first used the weapon. It took each of them about six seconds to fire all four beanbags at his brother's army, and then they had to scramble to reload them. Despite the fact that they still had fun, I made so much more little beanbags from quilting scraps and poly pellets that they enjoyed it much more. A big benefit of letting adults use these catapults is that every adult who sees them wants to play with them. are really a lot of fun, and the boys simply adore being challenged to a "catapult war" by their grown-up friends. You can't expect your friends to pay attention to you The kids will be fired at with beanbags while the adults are sitting on the ground. In addition to giving away a few of these kits this Christmas (with written instructions and extra beanbags), I will also be posting on my website.

Taylor Giles

| Aug 17, 2020

I had bought this as a present for my 9-year-old. In light of the good reviews on it saying that the glue it came with didn't work well, I helped him assemble it with hot glue (since we didn't want to wait overnight for it to dry). I've had it for about 4 weeks now and I'm still pleased with it. Three of my kids in the age group of nine, seven and four have played with it very much. There are times when they have to hold down the base or else it will tip over when they pull it back, which can be a bit tricky for small The rest of my experience with this purchase is positive.

Brielle Graham

| Dec 10, 2020

It was a hit with the grandkids! There was no need to use the included glue (who really wants to wait hours for the glue to dry? To attach the pieces, we used hot glue. I had them playing in no time, and everything went smoothly!.

Tatum Burch

| Mar 03, 2021

I loved assembling this, and we played with it for hours the first day. Then I had the brilliant idea to double up the rubber bands so it would be harder to launch, and now instead of the little card board minions we are using tiny wooden block castles as our target. There is no doubt that this is one of the best toys for boys on the market. At the age of 5 and almost 6, my son likes the Boy Craft brand more and more. As a result, he will get a couple more things for his birthday.

Angela Krueger

| Jul 16, 2020

As a parent, I discovered it was difficult to explain to my children why it wasn't a boys' In what ways are boy crafts used? There is also a risk that it takes hours to assemble as you have to wait for the glue to dry, so it is a good idea to read You must also expect the stickers not to stick, so expect that too. Additionally, the cardboard Ogre things are flimsy and won't stand up in any kind of wind. Set up is not an exciting experience at all. If you do it, you will be very disappointed. As a final note, expect this "boy craft" to be completely forgotten in about 15 minutes after it has been constructed. Afterward, you feel bad that you threw it away because at the end of the day, it will just end up What you should know is that you shouldn't purchase.

Navy Byers

| Jul 20, 2020

It has been a busy household since Christmas due to this gift! I have five sons and things have been flying around! This is proving to be a lot of fun for them, and it is fun watching them work and Brotherly love might cost me an eye, but isn't that a fair price to pay.

Alicia Singleton

| Mar 07, 2021

Here's what it looked like when I bought it as a gift. All it is are pieces of plastic in a This item does not come with a box as shown. The disappointment was unavoidable.

Emory BEVAN

| Jul 09, 2021