HEXBUG JUNKBOTS - Industrial Dumpster Assortment Kit - Surprise Toys in Every Box LOL with Boys and Girls - Alien Powered Toys for Kids - 50+ Pieces of Action Construction Figures - for Ages 5 and Up
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- You never know what parts you'll get to build your own motorized figure or static robotic model. A great gift for birthdays and holidays - Get kids a break from video games and begin the latest creative construction experience from old and new parts! Laugh out loud (LOL) and surprise your friends when you open each new HEXBUG JUNKBOTS series trash can or dumpster.
- For kids, these playsets can be combined for play making your own characters and adventures. The fun is only limited by imagination when crafting these mini models, dolls and heroes. These alien powered toys for kids bring out the creative side of girls and boys in a brand new, astonishing unboxing experience.
- Inside this special Dumpster pack are over 50 pieces that can be used to build four separate JUNKBOT characters, or mix and match pieces to customize totally new builds using the universal socket system! Animate your bots either with a motor or dynamic vibrations, and light-up energy core. The more you collect, the more you can create!
- 36 collectible JUNKBOTS are waiting to be unearthed from their unique trash cans. In this ultimate unboxing experience, dig through junk to reveal hidden treasures and clues to build your own JUNKBOTS! Batteries included are 3x LR44/AG13 button cell batteries.
- What is HEXBUG? HEXBUG is a brand of tech toys for kids with roots in creating innovative children's toys based around insects. Now, HEXBUG has a range of entertaining kids toys and other creative products to help aspiring children cultivate a love for STEM and STEM products.
Product Dimensions: 3.15 x 1.18 x 1.18 inches
Item Weight: 4.6 ounces
Item model number: 430-6843
Manufacturer recommended age: 36 months - 7 years
Batteries: 3 LR44 batteries required. (included)
Release date: July 27, 2024
Manufacturer: Innovation First Trading SARL
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My 5 year olds saw these on TV and ask for them for Christmas. I bought him the set and he absolutely loves playing with them. I already have to get new batteries for his “motor.” He loves to build legos, blocks and other things. I initially did not like them because I thought they were too hard to snap together, but not all of the connections are like that. We only followed instructions for one or two robots before he started coming up with his own inventions. I just wish the dumpster was a little bigger so it’s easier for him to pick up and store his pieces and shut the lid without taking apart his inventions. I had to get him a different container. I love how it sparks imagination of how the pieces can be used. He brought his motor and a couple of tires to my daughters basketball practice and all of the kids there ended up playing with him (ages 4-13).
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Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2021 by L. Spicer
Maybe seems like plastic junk but brilliant toy for the stage my grandsons are in right now, kept them busy for an hour, motors make this interesting and fun. I just with they weren’t random sets because I don’t want to buy a repeat. I’d buy more if labeled
Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2024 by nt
The garbage bags and trash are so adorable. My 4 kids worked together. I would say not for under 8, it's too hard to put together. The robots come with different motors to vibrate, spin, or light up.
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2024 by kjmeyers kjmeyers
These are fun, but none of the little balls could fit to snap for the head on the large body part for the Rev robot. I accidentally bent two pieces trying to make them fit. On another robot, one of the legs on Dougie would unsnap if you barely touched it. My 5 year old has been extremely interested so far. He did want better detailed instructions similar to legos, but I think most kids probably enjoy using the provided pictures. Since he didn’t have instructions and didn’t like the provided picture, it did encourage him to make his own creative robot. My 4 year old wanted Mommy to put them together, but he would immediately terminate them. The 4 year old hid a few pieces. I think quality control could possibly improve. We plan to buy another container in hopes to get the motor module that spins. We received one module that vibrates and one module that lights up. Also, my 5 year old accidentally broke the chain on the first day by stretching it. Pictures are of the robots partly put together. Some a little different. Again, my 4 year old kept taking them apart. Also, they thought the little pile of poop was hilarious. I bought a medium box from Target. I gave it 5 stars. We received another Rev robot in the medium box, but the ball piece connected. Our experience was absolutely wonderful with all of the parts. Instead of receiving a red light up module, we received a green light up module. My 5 year old requested more junkbots!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2020 by Shenanigans Shenanigans
I really wasn't expecting much out of this toy. It's just a bunch of fake garbage in a garbage can. Then, your kid starts putting the pieces together to make little robots. It's wildly creative. They basically recycle junk from a garbage can into new things. My son (9) is enjoying this immensely! It's a good value for the money after all. The little garbage dumpster is great for holding all the pieces when they're not playing with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2025 by beerose
Love the concept of building robots out of junk and the building pieces are fun. However, it is even for me, as an adult, rather difficult to snap the pieces in place, and keep them together. They are harder to snap in, but once in place fall out rather easy, if you touch them on accident. The building pieces also could be bigger. Once put together they the junk robots look cute, but as I sad you can't really play with them because they fall apart easily. This toy def needs some improvements.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2021 by otigrao13
For the price, it’s funny to me that anyone would rate this less than 5 stars! My 9 year old has spent hours and hours playing with these toys. They are so cleverly designed. I am extremely impressed. I wish we could know how many sets there are total, so we could know when we’ve gotten them all. Currently here to order more sets! If your kids are mechanical at all, or interested in robots, this fun inexpensive set will be a win! Buy it!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2025 by McKay
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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2025 by susan rupright