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The battery pack clicks in easily and the wing motion is smooth enough that my son wore it for two full hours without asking for help. He kept pretending to fly around the living room, and I loved watching him figure out where the gears go. It’s sturdy, too—survived a few crashes into the couch.

My daughter spent an entire afternoon building these and then insisted on wearing them around the house until dinner. The wings actually flap with the motor, and watching her figure out how to put the whole thing together felt like real engineering play.

Took about an hour to assemble with my son, and the gears click together satisfyingly as they move. The wings actually flap when he walks, and he refuses to take the costume off even at dinner.