Showing posts with label fire truck. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fire truck. Show all posts

Sunday, December 30, 2012

Fisher-Price Michael and His Rescue Rig Review

Fisher-Price Michael and His Rescue Rig
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My two year old grandson is into fire trucks and this is one of his favorites. i did put away the storage cones and other small attachements until he gets older because they just ended up all over the floor.

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Michael's Rescue Rig is a cool fire truck vehicle that provides kids with all the role-play "tools" they need for fire-fighting adventures. The set includes two articulated firefighter figures, and the vehicle has areas for firefighter Michael and his sidekick to drive and ride. Figures can ride up front, hold on in back, or use the crane to cruise high into the air. There's a real winding hose, a ladder, cones and a caution sign. Fun rescue lights and sounds accompany all the action. Everything included with the set stores on the vehicle for easy clean-up and take-along play. Measures 12" x 5" x 14".

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Monday, November 26, 2012

Battat Fire Engine Review

Battat Fire Engine
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This is a great product! My 4 year old son had thrown this fire truck down slides at the park, it has gone to the beach countless times and is still in great shape. I have even bought this truck as a gift.

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18 months & up. This sturdy plastic fire engine truck is ideal for toddler transportation play! Cab lifts to reveal removable driver, which is just the right size for little hands. Truck has moving parts and soft colors. Measures 11 1/2"L x 7 1/2"H.

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Saturday, October 27, 2012

Light & Sound Fire Truck Review

Light and Sound Fire Truck
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I have mixed feelings about this toy. In addition to the firetruck (which really looks more like a rescue vehicle) I purchased other Mighty World toys for my 4 year old for Christmas around this same fire theme so I might be reviewing more than one. While my son really likes the truck it has way too many removable parts. I feel like the company is trying to make this a construction toy when it really isn't. I would buy Playmobil if that is what you are looking for. There is a kit to change the height of the truck to raise it a little bit. An incredible amount of work for little return. Pieces come off the truck for no apparent reason. There are alot of small parts, some very useful and interesting but others have no real use. There is an oxygen tank but no way for a firefighter to wear it. Many of the small pieces that are meant to be held by the figure are impossible to get into the hand of the figure (by an adult as well as a child). The wheels come off as they do not snap into place. The firefighters all have mean expressions on their faces and are all men (maybe because they have no hair as it can't be accomodated under the helmet). I would not recommend this toy if you have younger kids in the house. Even if you put away the small pieces there are way too many removable pieces or pieces that can be unintentionally pulled off the truck. All that aside, my son loves the truck and plays with it often.

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8 compartment doors, 2 cab doors and hood opens for added play value.Includes 1 firefighter, rescue blanket, hoses, fire extinguishers, flashlight & more

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Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Kid Galaxy Press N GoGo Fire Truck Review

Kid Galaxy Press N GoGo Fire Truck
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This is a nice little fire truck for a toddler. The only complaint I have is that it can't make siren sounds and move at the same time. For some reason only one button can be pushed at a time.

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Little boys and girls simply "press" and make it "go go". This classic style fire truck is soft and sqeezable and has a big chunky body perfect for little hand. 6 roof top buttons each trigger a separate action that activates motion, sound and light. It moves forward, it moves backward. Watch your fire truck shake fast or shake slow. Hear real fire truck sirens and see flashing lights. All with a simple push of a button. Perfect fun for your little one.

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Sunday, April 8, 2012

Kid Galaxy My 1st RC GoGo Fire Truck Review

Kid Galaxy My 1st RC GoGo Fire Truck
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This truly is great for a child's first remote control car. The sound effects are great! Not too loud and it really gets my grandson's attention. The two-button remote control is easy for him to operate and hold. Batteries easy to replace and last a really long time in both the car and the remote control. NO SPECIAL SCREWDRIVER NEEDED: Just a small phillips is all it takes. Highly recommended! We bought the police car, fire truck, construction loader and school bus. The soft body makes it safe for both child and furniture!

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My 1st R/C Go Go Fire Truck includes a "steering-wheel style" two-button remote and bump

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Friday, January 20, 2012

Little Tikes Keyheads City Fire Station Review

Little Tikes Keyheads City Fire Station
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Sweet baby Jesus, this toy SUCKS. Get ready for an hour of tedious assembly, followed by about 45 seconds of confused play, and then the ramp will just fall off. I should have been put off by the whole idiotic concept of "Keyhead City"--because what child doesn't want to play with severed fireman heads? They aren't even really keys that you can turn...they just sort of rest loosely in their slots...until you press them, which activates the ear-splitting siren...which you can use to clear traffic on the way to the Emergency Room, after you put your eye out with the sharp, pointy "water bomb" projectiles. And it's so poorly designed! Where are you supposed to sit exactly when you're using the elevator or the catapult? It makes you feel like a left-handed person using right handed scissors. Thank you, Little Tykes, for ruining Christmas.

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Sunday, October 9, 2011

LEGO Duplo Legoville Fire Truck (4977) Review

LEGO Duplo Legoville Fire Truck (4977)
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My 2 1\2 year old received the bus and the fire truck for Xmas.
The fire truck is very cute but does not always stay together all that well for little kid play and it is not an easy fix for my 2 year old to try and put the truck together like the box.
Being 2 he wants to be able to do things himself. He still enjoys the toy a lot and it is cute, but he does have more frustrations with this toy VS the bus.
He will get frustrated with this, but not the bus, it is all one piece no fuss.
The lights and sirens are VERY cool!!! I do like how easy it is to put the people in the cab for little fingers and hands.
The ladder is also very neat and a fun accessory for the 2 year old. The 2 hoses are confusing and almost unnecesary, they don't even look nice on the truck because they are so stiff.


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Save the town with big red fire truck! It's an emergency. Drive the brave firefighting team to the scene and put out the fire. Sturdy, colorful fire truck has working siren and a movable ladder to help you save the day.

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Friday, September 9, 2011

Puzzibilities L2 School Bus Review

Puzzibilities L2 School Bus
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This was a gift so i don't know how to rate this toy. It made me rate which is kinda misleading if you want accurate ratings of your toy. The toy arrived on time and in good condition.

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Kids love anything with wheelstrucks, trains, buses and airplanes! This series of wooden vehicle puzzles featuresmall, sturdy knobs and colorful designs for hours of matching fun. Ages: 1 1/2 to 3Manufacturer:Small World Toys

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Saturday, August 27, 2011

Go Go Fire Truck, Radio Control Review

Go Go Fire Truck, Radio Control
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This truly is great for a child's first remote control car. The fire truck sounds are great! Not too loud and it really gets my grandson's attention. The two-button remote control is easy for him to operate and hold. Batteries easy to replace and last a really long time in both the car and the remote control. NO SPECIAL SCREWDRIVER NEEDED: Just a small phillips is all it takes. Highly recommended! We bought the police car, fire truck, construction loader and school bus. The soft body makes it safe for both child and furniture!

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My 1st R/C Go Go Fire Truck includes a "steering-wheel style" two-button remote and bump 'n go siren sound. Its squeezable soft and chunky shape makes it perfect for little hands. Push the button up and the truck goes straight. Push the button down and it spins in circles. Requires 3 "AA" batteries and one "9V" battery, not included. Measures 6" x 11" x 7".

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