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Georello Jungle 50pc

• Fun educational toy
• Construction set including 50 interlocking pieces
• Includes 8 different wild animals, 2 palm trees, 8 interlocking base pieces and 10 gears
• Have fun while learning colours, eye hand coordination and small motor skills
• Age 4+

Great Starter Set, 2009-04-16
This is a really good introduction to Quercetti Gears. The pieces are really easy to put together (my 2 year old manages to assemble this with help) and there are lots of variations you can make. The only negative I would say is that the pegs that slide the animal and tree pieces into the holes are easily bent and could be broken with time.

Quer.MarbleRunTransparent46pc

• Create your own marble runs with this exciting construction set
• Interlocking chutes, bridges, columns and spinning-wheels
• Stimulates creativity and reasoning
• 46 Piece Set includes real glass marbles and transparent tubes
• Age 4+

Great Fun, 2009-02-09
A great marble run. My 3 and 5 year old girls love building different structures and watching the marbles race!

Fantacolour Junior Basic

• Age 1 year and over
• Colourful
• Educational
• Supplied with Table top Easel
• 16 pattern boards
• 48 large size pegs
• Development through play and fun
• Supplied in fully decorated box complete with instructions
• From Quercetti.

Great toy for two year olds, 2009-03-17
My two year old just loves this toy and all her little friends that have come round have also played with it alot. The beads are chunky and easy for little hands to put in and pull out. You can make pretty patterns using the templates too. Definately a good buy.

Double-sided Magnetic and Dry Wipe Board

Not what I expected, 2008-12-21
The board is quite small (a bit smaller than A4 paper size). It does not come with 'dry markers and chalk' as given in the product description. This was quite disappointing, because this was the main reason I bought it for I thought it was good value for money. The product description is also inaccurate, because it says one side is chalk, while it really is a dry wipe board.

Georello Kaleidogears 55pc

• Fun educational toy
• 55 piece gear construction set
• Soft plates and gears fit together easily for a preschool child
• Learn a wide variety of concepts including colours, small motor skills, eye hand coordination and basic mechanical concepts
• Age 3+

Gears Galore!, 2009-10-19
I bought this for my son when he was 3, and he loved it, now three years later he still gets as much enjoyment out of it. Cogs and wheels are a marvel and I'm sure from an educational point of view it's brilliant, but he loves putting toys on top of the gears and spinning them round til they fall off, and making various patterns and shapes with the cogs. My only negative comment is that there is no handle to turn them once you've set them all up in a great long line across the carpet - you have to turn one of the cogs. So a small thing, but it would have been very welcome.

Quercetti Marble Run Super

• Bright Colourful Track
• Glass Marble
• 102 interconnecting pieces
• Fun
• Educational Play
• Fully enclosed box
• Ages 4 years and over
• From Quercetti.

a, 2009-06-10
super value and good quality. does not fall over easily. good to put together my 6 year still needs help to build some of the larger structures.

Skyrail Roller Coaster 150pc

Just plain brilliant!, 2006-01-08
We bought this for my 6yr old at Christmas - and will be adding another set for his birthday later this month. It is just an incredible toy. Over Christmas his Grandfather and father were as gripped as he was making the loop-the-loop work, then figuring how to get it into the bend and stay on the rials.
He's kept busy for hours inventing new tracks, working out which bits aren't working and why, how to make the marbles run faster/slower etc. He has no idea he's working with Physics principles!
And then, to beat it all, he can go to bed and look at his track glowing in the dark in his room. Can't recommend it enough.

Quercetti Georello Tool Box

• Fun educational toy
• 132-piece gear set
• Features pillars, 6-way axles, connectors, extenders, meshing gears and cranks to get things moving
• Includes gears in 4 sizes and adjustable 'chain' to transfer rotary motion to distant gears
• Age 5+

Great fun for ALL ages!, 2010-01-11
I bought this for my 2 year old nephew for christmas as he loves wheels and gears. However, on christmas morning it was mayhem - my other 2 nephews (3 years old and 8 months old) wanted to play with it, my brothers in law want to play with it, my sisters wanted to play with it, my 60 year old Dad kept trying to sneak off with it and well everyone else would play with it inbetween. My boyfriend & I played with it on Christmas Eve - just couldn't wait!
This toy is great fun for literally any age. The 3-D constructions are intersting to build - the toolbox comes with a booklet with pictures of designs to follow, there are stickers to put on the gears to make it look more appealing to the younger crowd and we all thought the adjustable plastic chain to interact with the gears is genius!
The only thing I could fault this toy on would be the small pegs that secure the gears / scaffolding onto the board snap off if the anchor pieces are taken off roughly, but hey, what toy isn't indistructable by a 2 year old?
Overall, great piece of kit! I want one for myself!

Super Saxoflute

CREDIT WHERE CREDIT'S DUE!, 2008-08-02
My daughter bought her son (my grandson) a Saxoflute for his 2nd birthday.
That was 18 months ago and not a day has gone by without it coming out of the toy box. He loves it and watching him play with it is amazing - he uses it to make all sorts of things! I credit this toy with helping him develop in so many ways - hand eye co-ordination, imagination, improvisation, attention span, colour recognition etc.
Credit to Quercetti for making a fun, durable toy that's as cheap as chips and credit to my daughter for buying it!

Quercetti Quercetti Marble Run With Elevator

Bit flimsy, 2009-05-23
My little boy was and is thrilled with this toy and Marble Runs are clearly his thing. However, the pieces can be a bit tricky to push together and I have had to remove it from the playroom altogether when a friend was round as my son realises you have to be quite careful with it but it nearly got trashed a few times by his friend who couldn't seem to understand you can't lean on it even a little bit while playing. I chose this one because it was so much more colourful than the wooden options but I think they would have been a lot more stable. Still a fun toy but a bit flimsy and impossible to a young child to put together on their own - I felt I needed another arm to support it while I put the rest together, so help will be needed from an adult for younger children.