Safari Ltd. In The Sky TOOB - 12 Figurines: Jets, Parachute, Blimp, Concorde, Planes, Helicopter, and More - Educational Toy Set for Boys, Girls, and Kids 3+

We love all the TOOBs toys. No complaints with this one. All my kids can engage in hours of healthy, wholesome, imaginative play with these toys. A bonus to you parents out there: They are not super-hard plastic so they are somewhat "forgiving" when stepped-upon! Unlike a Lego or Matchbox car. Whew! ;-)

I bought these for my 2 year old son who is obsessed with airplanes. They are small but so much fun. If your child puts things in their mouth then I would say these are a no go but other then that they are great.

We bought these for our 2 year old to play with on a recent trip across the country. He loved them! Not only did he play with them the entire flight (both ways) he also asked for them every time he was in the car. They are pretty realistic, include the name of each plane on the underneath, and the whole set fits in a tiny cosmetics bag in my purse. Perfect.

My two year old has not let go of these toys. I wondered how much fun could he have with little figurines. question answered: LOTS. we take them everywhere. very durable, we have a dog who likes to chew. the case is not a carry case. we have found other ways to get them around. i read the reviews before buying and thought what the heck, it is 10 bucks. best 10 i've spent in a while!

Nice way to give a preschool transportation lesson more of a hands-on aspect.

Like others I’m shocked how different these look from the picture. Apparently that’s the “new look”. I even went to Safari Ltd’s website... the pictures there match this set. They must be cutting down on labor or something. I have half a mind to get paint and redo it the way this looked before. I just don’t know if I have enough skill.Another review mentioned that the figures had names on them but not all. I looked and was happily surprised that they all indeed had names.

I love the variety of air transportation vehicles in this pack. The small toys are well made and I'm assuming that these will last for quite some time. Since they are small it could become a choking hazard for young infants/toddlers so I'd definitely supervise the younger ones. They can be used in many different ways. For example, all of my students loved playing in the "sky" sensory bin with these.

I love any item like this that will catch the interest of boys. There is so much on the market for girls but I am always on the look out for 'Boy stuff!' This is of course interesting for girls too but I have added it to my collection of 'BOY' teaching materials. I wish the names would be on all of the objects. Safari does put them on some but not all!