Fat Brain ToysHey Clay Eco Cars, Air Dry Clay Kit with Interactive App for Kids & Tweens, Modeling Clay and Crafts Set

My grandson loved this! There really are no "cons" as the price and the description were both spot on.

This was a perfect entry-level kit for my busy kiddo. I did help a bit here and there because the clay doesn’t like to stick to the frame but we managed just fine and she had so much pride in her 5m creation.

I saw this Hey Clay kit when I was searching up air dry clay. I had gotten an air dry clay set before, but it was only one color, so when I saw this I thought it would be great. I didn't know much about air dry clay before this, but apparently the clay dries in about a day into what feels like a spongy foam rather than a true hardened piece of kiln-dried clay. Since it's for kids, I'm pretty satisfied with that.When you open the kit, all the colors are arranged in separate tubs in the box. I thought it was a cute touch that some of them have silly faces on the clay when you open the lid. It seems like they took some time to make this really cute and attractive for kids so I appreciate the effort.What I liked about this set is that is has an app that you download and offers step-by-step instructions to young kids on how to make the figures. I didn't realize that's what it would do, but when I saw it I thought they were really well done and easy to follow. If you have a more creative or older child, they could probably just look at the picture and replicate it without the instructions, but for a younger one it's a great learning tool.The only thing I didn't like is that I didn't realize it wouldn't give you all of the figures. I guess they have to make money somehow, but you do have to purchase the rest if you want to make all of the figures. The app does show you all of the figures for all the sets, so it definitely is a good marketing tool to either make you buy other sets or to see if you can fashion some of the figures on your own with what you have.This is the Eco Car kit, which unfortunately isn't as extensive as the other Hey Clay Kits. The only perk is that it comes with some small wheel sets to make the cars, but other than that, there's not a ton of variation here. If your kid really likes cars, I guess you can improvise and use the set as a base to jazz up your cars, but if you're making them as presented, they are a little boring. I would probably choose the other Hey Clay sets over this one, especially as the price difference is not too far off.

I really love this toy's concept. Being able to create your own car is such a fun idea and my son really enjoyed this. I love that this set uses air dry clay and that of course dries much lighter than standard playdough and doesn't make the car too heavy. The car bases themselves are quite smaller than I expected when ordering, but it works out because they're about the size of a hotwheels car. This is such a fun gift idea! Highly recommend.

My kid loves this set. It’s a great gift for a wide age range. Has a great variety of colors. Great value for the price and it’s made really well.

These clays are amazing, my kids loved them!They have a super soft texture and dry very quickly.I didn't konw they were air dry, but it was fun when my kids finished their cars and got to play with them, plus she was able to make another unicorn for her sister with the rest of the clay she had left.Although this is the first time we have done something with air-drying clay, when he was assembling his cars, he didn't put the tires on properly and when the clay dried they came loose, but with a little glue it was solved, so just make sure you place each piece properly.Very good clay set.

This modeling clay car kit was fun for the kids to make, but a little disappointing. Obviously the cars did not look like the illustrations on the box so it did not keep their interest very long. The clay eventually solidified so it could not be reshaped, but it never really hardened.

Great product. No complaints. Was kicked off vine unfairly so excuse the short reviews. Won't be putting in effort where it isn't appreciated.