Rokenbok is a legacy-quality toy that combines classic construction toy play with modern technology to create an endlessly expanding modular world. Basically, the modular construction system and radio controlled vehicles are combined to create a metropolis with monorail, construction and rescue elements. I hear a lot of parents praise Rokenbok’s products simply because there are so many elements to choose from, and its easy to add to your collection without worrying about compatibility. Children are definitely entertained by a single set, but also take great pride in their mega-metropolis. I also read that the some Rokenbok components are compatible with LEGO products for even more fun.
Everything that I have heard and read about Rokenbok toys has been very positive, and it’s a toy that kids will keep around for many years and can play with in groups, with their parents or on their own. Though Rokenbok has an extensive product line with just about every type of vehicle you can imagine, I thought I would show off some of their larger basic sets.
While the Rokenbok toys are recommended for children ages 6 and older, the Junior series contains larger pieces and more basic kits that are specifically designed for children 4-5 years old. This series is fully compatible with the regular Rokenbok series, so children can continue to grow with their toys. The Rokenbok Jr. Beginning Building Set includes a remote controlled dump truck, roadway with chutes, two figures and much more.
[$95.69 at Arsa Toys]
The Power Chutes Starter set is a great launching point for first timers. It includes a front loader RC vehicle, radio control center, control pad and plenty of track. It has more than enough activities and building possibilities without being overwhelming. Of course, it can also be incorporated into all other Rokenbok sets for future expansion.
[$69.59 at Arsa Toys]
To really get your Rokenbok metropolis up and running, the Inventor’s Toolbox contains 618 pieces and endless possibilities. This is a more free-form, advanced set, but it does include a building guide with several options. The angled pieces provide a lot of height to the set and create a fun challenge for young builders.
[$113.54 at Arsa Toys]
