ZURU SMASHERS7455B Pterodactyl Dino Ice Age Surprise, Giant Egg

My little one loves them, but for the cost I'd expect the dinosaur to stay together.... impossible to build it just falls apart. We are the proud owner of three of these now and they are all pretty poor (which is a shame because the actual quality apart from the joints is nice as is the detail). That said we spent a lovely, messy afternoon playing with the various slimes and smashable eggs and the two bags of slime last for quite a while if you can keep them off the floor. Be aware though, the bath bomb fizzer is VERY DARK BLUE. It came off his hands eventually 🤣

We got this for our little boy for Easter as an alternative to chocolate.Hes absolute loved playing with it. There is a quide of what order to do things. There is several elements to it. My son is autistic so he has loved doing all the tasks playing with the slime, the snow and smashing the eggs. It was good we had a little sheet to rub out the next task it helped keep him to the order in which to do it.He did the egg within half an hour, but two hours later he is still playing with the dinosaurs and all the slime. Would definitely recommend to anyone who likes messy play and dinosaurs. Will be buying him more as it is hard sometimes to keep him engrossed in tasks

Our boys (3 and 6) absolutely loved these! These were an Easter treat for them, at the end of a treasure hunt, and they were so excited. We wouldn’t normally buy things like these, but we were lucky enough to purchase them on a half price offer of £12.50 each, and for that price they were well worth their money for them. I wouldn’t of bought them at £25 each however. Not because it’s not worth it, but because for this kind of toy, that’s very expensive.They played with the contents sat at the kitchen table for a solid 3 hours (which for a 3 yr old is a huge win!) .

My nephew is going to love this, the egg is bigger than I thought, well packaged

My son LOVED this egg so much (and actually so did my partner and I). Pricey, yes! But you have to consider the mini games that are inside would probably be about £6 each! I think there were about 4 main games inside plus about 4/5 mini eggs with mini toys inside. The mammoth isnt really that exciting once you've found all the bits and have put it all together. The giant egg, on the other hand, you can put back together over and over again. Which my son loved smashing to pieces. Really exciting toy in general. Lots of goo, slime, putty, fake snow, bath bomb...so be prepared for a bit of a mess! Worth it for the excitement from a 3 year old!