Adding to my toy trouble is the directions that accompany these multi-equipped pieces of parts. Truth is I'm completely intruction illiterate. I realized how desperate I'd become when, despite my unilingual state, I began to read the Spanish directions with the hope they'd shed some light on the situation. In any language, it was still no-comprendo. Piece one resembles a stick and fits into the one and only square whole on piece two.
Assembly is now complete.
Not much of a toy, but stress free to the parent in charge of production. It often seems that the pieces I've been supplied lack any remote resemblance to those on the box. I always know I'm off to an inauspicious start when step one appears to be for a completely different toy. I think the boxes should come with a new bit of information in addition to the recommended ages for usage. That should provide some guidance for the unsuspecting parent.