Super Wings 5" Transformable Toys 4-Pack Action Figure Tobot, Transforming Airplane Robot Toys for Boys & Girls Age 3+, Gifts for Preschool Kids, Jett, Paul, Donnie, Astra

These are so cool! They have so many moving parts. Like, even their heels and toes move independently, at least on some of the characters. This was a hit on Christmas - and kiddo is holding Jett as I write this. Update: My 4-year-old is still crazy about these and they're a fixture of his pretend play rotation. I'm still impressed by how well engineered they are, and how complicated some of the transformation processes are. Who designed this for children? Haha - but my kid loves it, and spends a lot of time every day figuring out how to transform them the way he wants, so... that's a win, I guess! Still, they are complicated. I could see a younger kiddo getting very frustrated with these (or maybe just leaving them in whatever state they were in). I'm also impressed by their durability. My kids usually break their toys, but so far, we're good! The arms do pop out, but then they pop right back in. The propellers on Donny are made of thick fabric (smart! All the propellers on my son's other planes are broken!). There are no stickers to peel off. Really happy with these toys!

Finos

My 4 year old grandson has not put these adorable toys down since Christmas. They are like beginner transformers. The only problem is the wheels are hard for him to move and the arms pop off. I’m sure the arms will eventually get lost. But he absolutely loves these.

really well made! easy for young hands to “transform” them

They would be great for a gift and the price is reasonable. The only issue is these small wheels that turn them into a car. They break easily and do not stay in well. They are difficult to transform also. There are no instructions with them. However, my son does love them and plays with the often.

My grandson loves superwings,he still plays with his superwings especially when watching the Superwings cartoon

Amazing

The various positions these figures can adopt is plentiful for the young fan—as a walking character, in-flight, and landing with gear down. The pieces are manipulated fairly easily—some of the younger kids will need adult help to figure out how to move legs out of the way to get landing wheels into position. Also, if a piece—like an arm—comes off, they’re easily snapped back into place. For Super Wings super-fans, one set is not enough since they want all the characters!