Centennial Edition Tin

Great gift for kids, and nostalgia for parents. Plenty of building options. A few extras like cowboys. Nice storage tin. A little expensive, at least, a surprise to me, but quality stuff.

This is a decent starter set of Lincoln Logs. I’m a 90’s kid. This was definitely something I wanted for both of my kids. Others claim it’s not the same (but really what is?) and that the quality is chincy and not worth the money; however, I think it’s decent quality for the product. My daughter (who is 3) and I played with these for days at Christmas! I would build it and she would knock it down. Then we would build again. She really enjoyed the little cowboys and the horses. We also purchased some pioneer people from our local Michael’s store to add to the mix. (Toob brand - about $11). Highly recommend for toddlers!

Grandson loved it started playing with them right away.

We bought this for my son because he likes tinkering with stuff and destroying things as well. These Lincoln Logs are just like the originals. I used to play with them as a kid and they're still enjoyable as an adult. There are plenty of pieces in this package to build various things. There's also plastic people and horses to allow for some role playing.

We were excited to get our two-year-old these for Christmas! The tin is great, makes cleanup... (who am I kidding, dumping out...) ... that much easier. We were disappointed by the number distribution of the pieces. There are SO MANY tiny logs, and only a few extra long. It really limits what you can build.

I bought this for our grandson. It is a great set with a very nice and sturdy container.

Lincoln Logs are a traditional U.S. building toy. This selection is large enough to allow several things to be built with the contents. It should take a few years for most kids to tire of them because there is only one thing that can be put together, which is the case in many of the sets offered. An excellent toy for kids who are capable of imagining how to make something out of a "pile of stuff".

My 3 year old's eyes lit up when he saw what was in the wrapping paper. The pieces were all there and we spent a long time playing with them. They were a little more expensive than I thought they would be so I may not purchase another set for a while. All in all, these are a great classic childhood toy.