Hannah Hadman compared to legos, this looks like good toy for couple of days. Plus, it is too much expensive for what it is. I understand the price is from being swiss (when you see their flag, it is 50% more on some products) high quality wood and wood finish ( this days with all the machinery is not justified) and the “art” tag on it. Ye it is fun a interesting toy, but i would spend more than 100e on it. You could make that price if you are leading the market, but if you have something as lego who earned their price in the market, you could not act like : sure, we are best puzzle there is, preople will 200e for it, and play for 3 days. This looks like an apple product, but apple can somehow justify smt because there is so much that you can do with apple product. For 6,7 small pieces of laser chop wood, nah i am not buying it. I would buy this as a gift to someone who is architect or designer. For kids, no way.
Would you mind to give some information about the wood which used in making this beautiful rainbow ?
No kid would want this though...
Funny you should say that 3 years later a version of this has become the most popular toy of 2016
Hannah Hadman Damn
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Hannah Hadman compared to legos, this looks like good toy for couple of days. Plus, it is too much expensive for what it is. I understand the price is from being swiss (when you see their flag, it is 50% more on some products) high quality wood and wood finish ( this days with all the machinery is not justified) and the “art” tag on it. Ye it is fun a interesting toy, but i would spend more than 100e on it. You could make that price if you are leading the market, but if you have something as lego who earned their price in the market, you could not act like : sure, we are best puzzle there is, preople will 200e for it, and play for 3 days. This looks like an apple product, but apple can somehow justify smt because there is so much that you can do with apple product. For 6,7 small pieces of laser chop wood, nah i am not buying it. I would buy this as a gift to someone who is architect or designer. For kids, no way.