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Battat Take Apart Truck Model Kit

68025 features: -take apart the truck then put it back together. -drill goes in reverse. -set includes 21 vehicle parts and a power screwdriver with 3 different bits. -take apart collection. Product type: -hobby / model kits. Vehicle type: -trucks. Color: -multi-colored. Generic dimensions: -7. 25' h x 5. 25' w x 12' d, 2. 25 lbs. Dimensions: overall height - top to bottom: -7. 25 inches. Overall width - side to side: -5. 25 inches. Overall depth - front to back: -12 inches. Overall product weight: -2. 25 pounds.

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Battat Take Apart Airplane Model Kit

68024 features: -take apart the plane, then put it back together. -drill goes in reverse. -set includes 21 vehicle parts and a power screwdriver with 3 different bits. -take apart collection. Product type: -hobby / model kits. Vehicle type: -planes. Color: -multi-colored. Dimensions: -10' h x 7. 25' w x 15. 5' d, 2. 53 lbs. Overall height - top to bottom: -10". Overall width - side to side: -7. 25". Overall depth - front to back: -15. 5". Overall product weight: -2. 53 lbs.

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Battat Take-A-Part Vehicle Airplane Old Model

This toy is awesome! and it seems to fill a niche where nothing else exists. What do you do if you have a small child who is fascinated by tools and building, but actually wants to build something real-not just put a screw in and out of a hole in a plastic bench? buy these "take apart" toys! . . The drill is very similar to a regular electric screwdriver. It comes with 3 bits (phillips, flat head, and socket). It also has a switch on the bottom for reverse. The size is perfect for small hands and seems to have just the right amount of power. . The plane is a little tricky to put together until you do it a couple of times. There is a precise order in which a couple of the pieces have to be put together. Up to this point, my daughter has only had to figure out where pieces go, but not "in what order. " this is probably a nice progression. It's a really cute plane, once it is assembled. . The only negative i have-and it's a big one-is that all of the screws are made such that they can be screwed in with either screwdriver bit. That's kind of a drag, and unnecessarily "dumbed down. " it doesn't match the level of complexity and ability that this toy requires to successfully put it together. I wish they required the child to switch out bits, depending on the screw used. There are a couple fused screw/nut combos that require using the third, "socket" attachment. But the rest of the plane can be put together without paying any attention to matching the bit with the screw head. . If anyone finds other similar toys like this requiring tools and parts for assembly, let me know! i cannot find anything for her to step up to.

Battat products are designed with your pre-schooler in mind. This sturdy take-a-part airplane from battat is 9. 75" x 9. 75" x 6. 25" in size and features 21 vehicle parts, and a power screw driver with 3 different bits. Big nuts and bolts for little hands. Perfect for ages 3 years and up. Requires two aa batteries-not included.

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Battat Take-a-part Vehicle Airplane Old Model (68024am) FAQ.

This is an excellent toy! it is well built & sturdy. The battery-powered drill works well & lasts a long time. This is truly worth your money. I bought this when my son was 2 & he still likes to play with it at 6! now our 3 year old daughter enjoys it as well. My son has an engineering type brain & is great a creating building masterpieces, yet this has still been challenging enough for him. That's what i love about it. It really is a "teaching" toy that provides years of play & learning. I would recommend it to anyone with young kids. P. S. - the adults secretly have fun putting it together too! ; ) -Notice from H. April, Hamburg

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I have owned this product for about two years, so having lived with it for a while i'll give you the good and the bad. . I got this for my son when he was 3 for christmas. He could not put it together by himself, but he could use the drill when he was directed. Now he's 4. 5 and he can put more of it together on his own but still needs some help. I find myself having to think through how to put it together. The bottom of the plane is a bit more tricky because of the order of the wings and the wheels and how it comes up through the top. It's a bit of trial and error if the screw is supposed to come up through the bottom or the top. . One other issue i have with it is all the pieces it comes with. I know, it states there are 25 pieces, but think about keeping track of all 25 pieces. There are the screws, the pieces to the plane, the drill bits and the drill. Trying to keep it all together with the way my kids play can be a bit of a challenge. At 4. 5 and 2. 5, they are not the best at putting all the pieces back where they found them or back where they belong. I recommend storing this in one bin or basket to try to keep it all together - because if you lose one screw, you won't be able to put it all together. It does not come with any extras. . Overall, i like the problem-solving aspect of it and having your child think through the steps. And they like being able to use a drill to put it all together. If your child gets frustrated easily though, just be prepared to help them or face a meltdown!

- Y. SmithMy little boy received this toy when he was 2 years, 10 months old. He was tool-crazy and plane-crazy at that point and utterly enthralled. . The only parental issue i have with this toy is that i don't love the design of the rear landing gear. It is not intuitive even to the adults in the room. Otherwise this toy gets a solid a for design. . After about a one-day-of-constant-play learning curve, he was able to take the plane apart by himself. He still requires help, a few weeks later, with re-assembly. He still likes the toy, but at this point he seems to have sort of exhausted it. It kinda bums me out since i thought i'd found something developmentally appropriate that squarely matched his interest, but somehow he has already tired of it. See edit below . . I think this is a toy that will last longer if you pull it out for a week, then put it away for a month, then pull it out for a week, etc. . I do recommend. It's a nice educational toy and perhaps your child will get more mileage out of it than mine did. . Edit: my boy is now 3 1/2 and he does still pull this out one or two times a week so it has better legs than i thought it would.

This take-a-part airplane kept me and my toddler entertained for hours. I ordered it when he was still 1 year old, so way too early to take it apart or put it together alone. But even then he had lots of fun "helping" me. Around age 2 he was able to use the drill and only needed my assistance to hold the propeller for drilling and assist him on putting the right parts together. Now he is almost 3 years old and still loves to play with it. The drill doesn't work as well anymore and one of the propellers broke off (drill drills only when button pushed hard and only slowly after about 6 months of daily use - for a while we put the plane together and took it apart 5 times daily. Propeller broke after about a year, when my son dropped it from a high table - on purpose - several times! ). But after 2 years of constantly playing with it, i find it still a very durable product. I'm very happy with it and will order it again once my second son turns about 2 years old ; ).

W. Reed, Texas

Battat Take-Apart Crane Truck Toy vehicle assembly playset functional battery-powered drill - Early childhood developmental skills toy kids aged 3 up

Heavy-duty fun for itty bitty hands! with battat s take-apart airplane, your 4 year old engineer will build and discover, over and over and over the plane s 21 colorful and chunky pieces are easy to assemble with the functioning battery-powered drill (and it turns in both directions, just like the grown-up version)! the 3 bits adapt to the different connectors because using the right tools is always best! kids get to discover shapes and colors without even knowing they re learning.

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Battat Take-A-Part Toy Vehicles Crane Green

We have the airplane and my 4 year old really wanted another one. My wife and i decided on the crane over the car because it had more parts and might give her more to work on. It was a little more complex, but she was able to figure out how to do it with a little help. While the drill seems to work a little better from the first kit we had, it was what i was expecting it to be. I like these because it allows the child to actually put something together or take it apart. There isn't much room for variation, but it does allow for a sense of accomplishment when it's finished. Best of all is that they can play with it once it's finished. My daughter has been driving it around picking up her other small toys.

The battat take-a-part crane teaches young minds how little parts go together to make big machines. The take-a-part crane lets curious minds explore how pieces work together to make a larger whole, and helps train fine motor skills at the same time. This set includes twenty-one (21) parts and a power screwdriver with three (3) interchangeable bits. Parts and fasteners are oversized, made for small hands to manipulate. Requires two aa batteries (not included). Recommended for ages 3 years and up.

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Battat Take-a-part Toy Vehicles Crane Green (68026am 2) FAQ.

My boy loooooves this plane. It kept him entertained since he's one year old and now that he's two, he still loves to play with it. Unfortunately the drill doesn't work as good anymore. The motor works weak and sometimes gets stuck. But that was after several months, after we put it together and took it apart several times a day. I sometimes had to hide it, because my boy wanted to do nothing else anymore. Since he was only a year old when i got it, i had to help him a bit with the drilling. Maybe i'll get another one when he's a bit older and can play with it by himself. Totally worth the investment. -Notice from Y. Meyer, Northern Territory

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Our three year old son loves this crane. He loves building it and taking it apart, as well as just playing with it. The tools are easy for him to use on his own. And, he has caught on to how he needs to build it/take it apart on his own. I especially like that the truck and crane are separate so if he wants an easy build one day to just put together the tires and crane, he can do that. Or, if he wants a more challenging day, he can take everything apart and put it back together again.

- G. CrawfordDo you have or know a kid that takes things apart? if you answered yes, then this is for them. I have a three year old that loves to take his toys apart and sometimes destructive in doing so. He will manage to find a screwdriver in the house and take apart some his toys quietly in a corner hoping i don't notice. . This toy is a perfect way to cultivate their curiosity and fine motor skills. The biplane comes partially assembled. It's nice that the box stays in tact after you open it up so you can use it to store the parts. The drill uses very common aa batteries, which makes powering this toy fairly easy. If you don't have the batteries you can still use the pieces like manual tools or even simply use your hands. The plastic is thick enough to be durable for the little ones. This is not recommended for infants since the bolts can be choking hazards. . When i showed my son the plane he was so excited. He couldn't wait to open it up. The instructions were clear. It wasn't long after we put the batteries in the drill that this neat little biplane to was assembled. He rolled it on the floor a few times and pretended it was flying. After a few minutes he was ready to take it part and put it back together again. He did the over and over for about an hour. This, coming from a kid that can't sit still on his own unless he is thoroughly entertained. This seems to do that for him. The next day he wanted to take it to his grandma's house to "show" her how to put it together. He said "watch and pay attention lola! ". . This toy helps him learn how to use tools, puzzling pieces together, and cleanup after he plays with it. We actually lost one of the bolts for a whole 30 minutes! good thing we found it or i would have been trying to figure out how to get extra pieces delivered right away. This company does make other toys like this one and we plan on adding to the collection. I highly recommend this to anyone who knows a curious young kid. This will surely tickle his mind. I hope this helps you make a more informed decision. Please let me know if you have any questions and i will do my best to answer them in a timely manner.

My 4 year boy is autistic and completely non-verbal but he has a passion for taking things apart and putting them back together. I have been looking for just the right toy like this and i think this is just about as good as it gets. It isn't perfect but few things are. What we love about it:. . - came packaged very nicely and with instructions. - is very well made! unlike other toys of this kind that i've tried by another company, these plastic pieces are all very solid and sturdy instead of flimsy and bendable. - is big! it's bigger than i expected which is nice! makes it much easier for little hands to assemble and manipulate the pieces. - the included power screwdriver (which takes two aa batteries) works well and has different screw bits that can be used and swapped out very easily. I bought other versions of take apart toys from other companies that come with regular screwdrivers but those are still too complicated for my son to operate. Power was the way to go! . - screwdriver rotates both ways for screwing in and taking out by a small switch on the underside of the barrel. - while a little difficult for my impatient son at first, it's pretty intuitive and he started picking it up quickly. - fun to play with when it's done! the propellor spins (not powered) and the wheels roll. . Things that could be better:. . - while it's great that the screwdriver rotates both ways, it can be confusing for a little one to figure out which way it's going on their own. It would be better with some kind of picture indicator by the switch showing which way takes the screws out and which pushes them in. - i'm so happy that it came with instructions but they're not meant for really little kids. That's ok, they made sense enough for me to help him the first few times. - it would be really nice if this came with an extra screw or two since if any of these get lost. Game over. . All in all i really love this toy and so far so does my son! well done battat! i did not receive this item free or at a discount

S. Connie, Utah

Battat Take-Apart Roadster Car Toy vehicle assembly playset functional battery-powered drill - Early childhood developmental skills toy kids aged 3 up

Heavy-duty fun for itty bitty hands! with battat s take-apart roadster, your 4 year old engineer will build and discover, over and over and over the roadster s 18 colorful and chunky pieces are easy to assemble with the functioning battery-powered drill (and it turns in both directions, just like the grown-up version)! the 3 bits adapt to the different connectors because using the right tools is always best! kids get to discover shapes and colors without even knowing they re learning.

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Battat Take-A-Part Vehicle 4x4 Old Model

The battat take-a-part 4x4 teaches young minds how little parts go together to make big machines. The take-a-part 4x4 lets curious minds explore how pieces work together to make a larger whole, and helps train fine motor skills at the same time. This set includes twenty-one (21) vehicle parts and a power screwdriver with three (3) interchangeable bits. Car parts and fasteners are oversized, made for small hands to manipulate. Requires two aa batteries (not included). Recommended for ages 3 years and up.

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