Great Gifts for the R/C Lover

If you have an R/C fan in your life then you’re in luck. The XPV Super Terranator is a fantastic gift idea. This R/C vehicle is all terrain, comes with not 1 but 2 engines for tons of power, 4 wheel drive takes it just about anywhere your imagination can think of, and 12 volts of power make it a powerhorse!! xpvsuperterranator

This R/C vehicle can fly over land, through snow and mud and it can go through or over water!! That’s right, the special hull design makes it fantastic for skimming over water.

Here’s what people are saying:

My 6 year old son received this from Santa. He was very excited because he knew all about it and what it could do. My son is a pretty wild and tough boy so I was afraid the toys might not last long. But actualy this thing is tougher than my son! He had a blast with it, making obsticles for it. The only down size (for a 6yr old) is it is a little hard to control, it is very fast and powerful.

Supplies won’t last long so get your XPV Super Terranator TODAY!! Don’t let your little guy be disappointed this Christmas morning!

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Delonghi Magnifica Super Automatic Espresso Machine

delonghimagnificasuperautomaticIf you’re looking for the perfect gift for the coffee lover in your life the Delonghi Magnifica Super Automatic Espresso Machine is exactly what you’re looking for. It makes coffee, cappuccino, lattes as well as espresso. One of the best features of this machine is it actually grinds the coffee beans right before it brews the coffee, so you have the freshest, most aromatic coffee you can imagine.

The Magnifica features the smallest removable brewing system available on the market. Because DeLonghi’s patented boiler is so compact, the excellent heat distribution guarantees a perfect espresso at the ideal temperature every time. And, thanks to the removable boiler, cleaning the inside of the machine is easy. Even areas normally difficult to reach can be easily cleaned and without the use of harsh detergents. And because regular maintenance helps prolong the life of the machine, DeLonghi’s reliability is second to none.

Beans-to-Brew System

One of the secrets to making a high-quality espresso is using freshly ground coffee beans. Because of the beans-to-brew system, the Magnifica offers you coffee that has a delicious aroma. The coffee is freshly ground and no traces are left in the machine. Magnifica is the only super-automatic machine that delivers the freshest results.

This is one of the greatest gifts you could give to the coffee lover in your life. Save them money, and give them the gift of world class coffee in their home every day, one cup at a time!!

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Advanced Elements AdvancedFrame Inflatable Kayak

The Advanced Elements AdvancedFrame Inflatable Kayak is a hybrid between a solid shell and an inflatable. It has aluminum ribs that solidify the hull and the bow to make it track as well as any solid kayak on the market.  inflatablekayak

The AdvancedFrame is a hybrid of a folding frame kayak and an inflatable kayak. Its bow slices through water like a knife and rivals the trackability of hard-shell kayaks. The stern acts as a skeg, increasing the tracking performance. It uses extremely durable materials and high-end components. There is plenty of on-board storage room for extended trips. It sets up in just a few minutes and is compact enough to take along on a weekend adventure. Length: 10′ 5″; Width: 32″; Weight: 36 lbs (16 kg); MaxWt.: 300 lbs (136 kg); Color: Red/Gray.

Advanced Elements AdvancedFrame Inflatable Kayak Reviews:

“I’ve been using this kayak for a couple years. I mainly wanted something to get me out on the water for photographing wildlife in the bay. I paddle it around a wetland wildlife reserve, through a large, heavily-trafficed harbor, out into the open ocean. The boat is slow compared to 17′ to 19′ touring kayaks I’ve paddled, but far more stable. I bought the AE Backbone to stiffen the boat – which helps.

I use a relatively heavy camera to shoot birds, etc., so stability is more important than anything else. I can maneuver this boat however I need it with total ease, and lean way over to get a low-profile shot.

Setup only takes 5 minutes now that I’m used to the process. I use a double-action pump to push air on both the downstroke and the upstroke (nice and fast). Cold water causes air in the main tube to compress, so a good pump is needed to provide enough pressure to compensate.

I can’t really complain about quality. I’ve run the boat up onto rocks and into all kinds of muck. I got one tear in a top seam, but patched it with the provided patch kit. The longer I’ve had it, the less care I take with it, but it still performs and holds up well.

It’s not ideal for long or fast trips, nor for open-ocean swells, but it does exactly what I wanted it to do. Calm-water paddling and riding currents are great, while chop makes it sluggish. Keep it recreational and all will be fine.”

“I was hesitant about buying an inflatable because I had a hard shell before, and frankly I just didn’t think an inflatable could come close to matching a hard shell on the water. But I had to sell my hard shell because it was too impractical- I live in a small apartment, so storage was a MAJOR problem, and I have a small car so transportation was a problem. So I decided to try this inflatable, and I could not be happier with my purchase. It has all the benefits of a hard shell kayak, like tracking, speed, durability, without the hassle of transporting it and storage. The skegs on the bottom of the boat really help with tracking, and the weight also gives it more durability. I pick up about as much speed as I did with a hard shell, and it handles currents well. Set up and deflation is pretty simple, I can get it up and ready in less than six minutes. I’m about 5′5, so I’ve got plenty of leg room, the cockpit is super comfy, lots of cargo room and storage on top too.
Solid purchase, gotten a ton of compliments on it from friends and strangers who lay eyes on it. Great boat!”

click here for more real Advanced Elements AdvancedFrame Inflatable Kayak reviews

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Cricut 29 0001 Personal Electronic Cutting Machine

Save over $85 when you buy today from Amazon.com

cricut290001personalcuttingmachineAnyone who does paper crafts knows you need a good cutter! The Cricut 29 ooo1 Personal Electronic Cutting Machine is a scrapbookers dream!

With this cutter you can cut letters, shapes or phrases. You can also work in a multitude of mediums, including  vellum, paper, cardstock, and vinyl. Your project options are just about limitless.

The Cricut is perfect for creating titles for your scrapbooking pages. You no longer have to do each letter or word one at a time, the Cricut does the whole phrase for you at once.

If you have collected dies, this may be a lot better. With over 4500 available images you would have trouble finding space enough to hold all those dies ~ or the money to buy them all.

Here’s what a couple people have said about the Cricut 29 0001 Personal Electronic Cutting Machine:

I have no knowledge of scrap bookie things, and think you are all mad as hatters, but my friend loves the gift.
So, 5 stars for being exactly what my friend wanted and arriving promptly for xmas.
Nicholas Pietrzak

I bought the Cricut Personal Cutting Machine primarily for my daughter and granddaughter who are scrapbooking together. It will live at my daughter’s house, but it will be available to me when I need it. (I make greeting cards.)

I easily taught my granddaughter, who is a first-grader, to use the system with adult supervision. We agreed she should tie back her long hair for safety and keep fingers clear of the working parts. With my help and supervision, she was quickly selecting shapes and sizes and cutting the shapes she wanted. She understood the use of the shift key and also the creative features.

We won’t let her use the system alone until she is quite a bit older, but the user interface and operation of the machine is very simple once the machine is set up. My granddaughter was so enthusiastic about her experience that she wanted to be the one to teach her mother how to use it. We all love the Cricut.
Lucy L

Read more reviews of the Cricut 29 0001 Personal Electronic Cutting Machine.

This is a great product for anyone who loves crafty stuff. It will probably be an unexpected surprise, and they will always remember it was YOU who thought to give such an amazing gift.

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Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff … And It’s All Small Stuff

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Everyone is busy and stress is a huge factor in people’s lives. Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff is a great way to help people lessen the impact of stress in their lives. When it comes down to it, it’s all small stuff!!

The Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff series started with a simple book. The book blossomed into a workbook, and now has become a great way to learn how to stay calm in just about any situation in your life. Whoever you’re buying for, whatever their cirucumstances are there is probably a Don’t Sweat the Small stuff, book, calendar or work book designed for what they are going through.

If you’re looking for an inspirational gift, this is a great place to start!!

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Disney Princess Bike

What little girl wouldn’t love a Disney Princess bike? It is not only a great Christmas gift, but the perfect gift for a birthday, or even for Easter.  The Disney Princess bike is great for kids from ages 2 and up. It comes in a variety of sizes, so no matter what your toddlers age you will be able to find a disney princess bike that will fit. The smallest size does not have breaks so if you want to teach your toddler to ride a bike the correct way you should opt for the 12 inch bike instead of the smaller 10 inch.  The 12 inch bike may seem too big, but it is pretty adjustable and can be lowered to fit smaller children.

Here’s what some parents said about the Disney Princess Bike.

“Purchased this for my 3 years old birthday, and the awe and amazement on her face was absolutely wonderful! She was so excited to get this and loves learning to ride this. It is the cutest bike in person, and anyone who is a Disney Princess lover, will be thrilled with this. It is super sturdy (my mother in law sat on it to show my daughter) and it held up….so it is durable.
Arrived so fast too! Highly recommend this item…would be a great holiday gift for your little PRINCESS”

“This Disney Princess bike is adorable, and is perfect for any little girl who is a princess in the making. It is very durable, and was easy to put together. It fits my 3-year old granddaughter perfectly, and is adjustable to accommodate growth. She looks so cute sitting on it with her matching princess helmet and pads; now we just have to teach her to ride it!”

“I ordered this bike for my niece as a 2nd birthday gift from my father (her grampa). It was the highlight of the party! It is so much cuter than the picture can show. My niece jumped right on it the second she saw it. My Dad said it was really easy to put together and it seemed really sturdy. I had originally planned to get a tricycle for my niece but it wasn’t available. When I saw this bike the picture made it look bigger than it is (even though the dementions are listed), but it is the perfect size for her. She had no trouble reaching the pedals. The ONLY thing we have found to be a LITTLE problem is that the tassles on the handlebars pull of pretty easily but the bike is just as adorable without them! We also got her the helmet and elbow/knee pads that go with the bike. Just as adorable! My niece loved all of them!”

It looks like this bike is a hit, not only with kids, but their parents too. If you plan to get this disney princess bike for your toddler as their first bike, I suggest you also pick up a Disney Princess helmet and some pads as well. This will create a habit of safe bike riding from the very beginning.

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Fisher Price Barbie Power Wheels, A Hot Christmas Gift

My little one is 2 1/2 now. She’s into things that move and wants to move fast. My mom mentioned wanting to get her a Fisher Price Barbie Power Wheels. I had no clue what it was so I did a little looking around!
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Holy Cow! There are a lot of choices for the mobile toddler.

From what I’ve seen and read, the Power Wheels Escalade and the Wrangler Power Wheels are two of the toughest and most long lasting models around. People have kids still using these models even 4 or 5 years later. In fact, they are keeping that model and getting their younger kids a Power Wheels Ford f150, or for a new little girl a cute Power Wheels Mustang, yes, there’s even a pink Barbie Power Wheels model.

My least favorite choice in these large machines is the Power Wheels Ninja. It is a real 4 wheeler for toddlers. I would highly suggest a helmet to go with this one. They sell full face youth helmets that should fit the average toddler. I wonder if a toddler’s sense of balance is good enough yet to be maneuvering a four wheeler.

Most of these power wheels have 2 speeds, the low speed which goes up to 2.5 miles per hour. When your little one has control at that speed you can switch to the high speed which goes up to 5 miles an hour.

That seems a little over the top for me, but I’m a first time mom who’s probably a little overprotective. lol.

All in all these Fisher Price Power Wheels seem well built, and long lasting, and many families end up with not only one but two of these ride on toys.

If you are looking for a fun, long lasting hot Christmas gift you can’t go wrong with a Power Wheels and rest assured you can find something that will fit your child’s personality just right.

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Fisher Price fp3 ~ A Hot Christmas Gift Idea for Toddlers

Here comes Christmas again, my daughter is always begging me for music and music related things ~ and she’s only 2! She is very much in her “I do it” stage and in her growing independence she has broken a few music players both portable and non. It’s frustrating so I was glad to hear Fisher Price had made a music player just for her.

The Fisher Price fp3 player is especially designed to be kid tough and take the wear and tear only a toddler or preschooler could inflict.

I’m pretty excited because it not only comes with music and stories, but there are also fp3 download songs and stories you can get from the Fisher Price content website. The extra songs from the website cost extra, but you can also download music from your computer, and from other cds you already own.

There are a lot of options for the Fisher price kid tough fp3. What I most like is I don’t have to hear the “Wheels on the Bus” for three hours on the way to Tulsa every month. However, I do like to sing and dance with her so the fp3 speakers are an awesome feature. You just plug the fp3 player into the speakers and everyone gets to hear the music.

Here’s some other Fisher Price fp3 Player Reviews:

This player is everything it’s cracked up to be. It’s tough, and VERY easy to load, and I am no tech junkie. Far from it actually. So, once I got the program loaded on the computer, it was a snap to learn. My 4 yr old daughter ust loves it. She’ll insist on taking it in the car whenver we’re in there, and also will listen to it at home just the same. The only problem (and it’s minor) is that the battery life isn’t that great. I had to buy rechargable batteries for the amount of use she gives it. Totally worth the investment.

and another . . .

My son and my niece (both 3 1/2) just love this toy. They received their FP3 players for Christmas, and have not put them down since. It didn’t take long for them to figure out how to work the controls, and they are completely able to handle this device on their own. Uploading songs is easy. I have yet to purchase songs from the website…I just transfer from our own collection of CDs. My son listens to it in the car, but recently took it inside the mall on an after-Christmas shopping spree. He was content for almost 4 hours with this thing. Love it!!!

More Fisher Price fp3 Reviews

As you can see the Fisher Price fp3 is a great alternative to the ipod, cheaper and will last longer.  I think our little monkey might find one under the tree this Christmas!

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Wii Music

If you have a gamer and/or musician on your Christmas gift list this year you better jump on Wii Music. It’s poised to be a top seller, and will not likely be on the shelves the closer Christmas gets.

When it comes to music and rhythm games, Wii Music stands in a class of its own. Unlike other music games, which penalize players if they don’t play perfectly, Wii Music is a musical playground where there are no mistakes. Here anyone can pick up and master the huge array of instruments available, through simple motions like strumming and drumming. Musicians in your band jam by simply playing their instruments to the beat of a song or by improvising to their heart’s content. Play faster. Play slower. Skip a beat, or throw in 10 more. No matter what you do, Wii Music automatically transforms your improv stylings into great music.

There are three different game modes you can play in. There is a way to play whether you are alone or with friends.

  • Solo Play: When you play by yourself, you can add one part at a time to arrange the whole song exactly how you want. The Tutes are on hand to back up your band in any parts you need filled.
  • Multiplayer: When in a band with friends, up to four people can be band members.
  • Wii Friends: Using WiiConnect24, you can send your jam videos to Wii Friends who own Wii Music. They can then watch your performance, modify it to their liking and send their jam videos back to you.

Your very own back up band. When you’re playing alone and you need some great back up you can count on Tutes ~ you own backup band. They’ll join a session playing an instrument that each thinks is strong for a specific song. You can simply enjoy the musical camaraderie, or pick up instrument tips by watching them jam. If you choose to watch, the Tutes will show you lots of techniques for many of these instruments, then ask you to follow their examples. They’ll start with the simplest techniques, then as you master each one, show you even more nuanced ones.

Play 60 Plus Instruments!

You can play most of the 60-plus instruments in Wii Music using simple motions with the Wii Remote and Nunchuk controllers. Strum to play guitar, banjo and sitar. Drum to play jazz drums, congas and marching drums. Hammer away to play piano, vibraphone and marimba. Unlike most music games, Wii Music doesn’t make you use complex buttons. You only need to imitate playing the instrument. Wii Music offers virtually endless ways to make music.

Wii Music Reviews:

“I love the recent string (no pun intended) of musical games coming out from Guitar Hero to Rock Band. Problem is, those kits are flippin’ expensive and I’m not too keen on storing either plastic guitars or bulky drum sets. Don’t get me wrong, I own them anyway but lugging them to a friend’s house is no fun task.

Enter Wii Music.

Wii music is pantomime meets Rock Band. The bulk of the game revolves around the player mimicking gestures to simulate sound according to the actual song being played as the notes are hit automatically unless the player’s timing is off. The player does this up to six different instruments to simulate melody, bass, percussion etc. When the player is done, he or she can make a CD jacket to label the track and make a music video of it. On top of this, there are three minigames.

1: Wii Conductor. Move your arms similar to a conductor to make an orchestra go.
2: Hand bells like the ones some people use in Christmas musicals or church services.
3: Music quiz thingy similar to the memorization game on Wii Play.

That’s it! That is, in a nutshell, the entire game.

While the game itself is simplistic, that is also the idea. Nintendo, in it’s grand scheme of marketing to the casual gaming audience, has created a very simple, yet elegant, game to allow the player to easily mimic music without real lessons or going nuts while trying to play Through the Fire and Flames on Guitar Hero 3. In doing so, Nintendo has appealed to anyone who desires a musical experience but either A) doesn’t have the time to master easy, medium, hard, and extreme mode and/or B) does not have at least $80 to spend on a Guitar Hero set. All that is needed is at least one full Wii remote and nunchuck set although more sets with more players make it more fun.

While up to six instruments may participate in a song, only four players can go at a time although this does not mean the player can record tracks for all six instruments. This means four people at a time can go nuts with over 60 instruments including cowbell (which we all know we need more of), a DJ turntable, recorder, flute, sitar, and much more.

This game is very addicting. My graduate students friends are playing the game in my apartment as I type this, not only having a blast but hogging the darn TV in the process. They’re hooked on Ode to Joy, which we arranged with sleigh bells, a flute, and a clarinet. When working on my thesis for more than five hours at a time gnaws at my brain, I love saddling up the Wii and playing Twinkle Twinkle on the piano.

Now, with all the goodies in Wii Music there are a few drawbacks especially with the sound and selected songs. Unlike Guitar Hero, Wii Music’s musical selection is mostly derived from the public domain track list. This means it’s very generic songs like Twinkle Twinkle, Yankie Doodle, Ode to Joy, and Swan Lake. This constitutes the bulk of the soundtrack. There are a few good licensed songs like September by Earth, Wind, and Fire along with Loco-Motion. The real songs that everyone bought Wii Music to play are the Nintendo mixes like Legend of Zelda and the Mario Bros Theme Song. Unfortunately, there are only seven Nintendo songs and of that only three are any good (the aforementioned two and F Zero Mute City).

The soundtrack could have been soooo much better even with more licensed songs by Nintendo such as Castlevania, Star Fox, Metroid, and Paperboy. Anything would’ve been better than the ragtag bunch of songs from Europe that were used. Not to mention they could’ve used some greater public domain songs like Greensleeves or Battle Hymn of the Republic.

The next con is the sound itself. While the majority of the woodwinds and drums sound magnificent, several other instruments do not. The most notable bad sounding instruments are the trumpet, saxophone, violin, and viola. Don’t even get me started on the more… interesting instruments like the cheerleader, the black belt, cat and dog suit, and the rapper. Those wacky things seemed to have carried over from Mario Paint despite a 15 year gap. While having an all-male cheerleading squad sing the Legend of Zelda theme song was disturbingly amusing, I would never be so bold as to show that in public.

The only other cons are basic Nintendo ones such as the use of weird instructional characters. The Maestro instructor looks and talks like a more flamboyant homosexual version of Beaker from the Muppets. The other issue is how the remote distinguishes movement for the cursor and that of the instrument itself. It can get very annoying but I find that if I want to switch, just hold the remote in front of the TV for two seconds and the cursor switches over from the instrument.

All in all, Wii Music is a really fun game for the whole family and your friends if you’ve consumed enough alcohol… seriously. I give it a solid A- as it fully utilizes the Wii interface but lacks in some sound and musical selection issues. It’s too bad you can’t really go heavy metal… *sigh* party on Wayne!”

“While the past year, we’ve really seen the outrageous success of music games like Guitar Hero and Rock Band deliver with the hype and the gameplay for Playstation 3 and Xbox 360, there actually hasn’t been all that much for wannabe musicians to jam to their hearts too. While Rock Band and Guitar Hero have the excitement, there just is also the gimmicks of playing with more than just guitars. Well Nintendo has shown that recently with Sambe De Amigo with songs to download to, and now they are about to show that all over again with a little help from your favorite Mii’s and just a little imagination, you can jam to any musical instrument, and anyway you like to play is here on the Wii, with Wii Music.

Wii Music, one of the more surprisingly hyped games showcased at the E3 Video Game Expo earlier this year, is finally available for the Nintendo Wii. The game features no outrageous gimmicks like a guitar controller or a dance mat like the ones from Dance Dance Revolution, but just the simplicity that anyone can play and make your own music. The graphics look great and bring in a more natural way of playing to your favorite songs from Nintendo’s past like the themes from Super Mario Brothers and The Legend Of Zelda, or classical standards, and even guilty pleasure pop songs like Wham!’s Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go.

There are over 60 different kinds of insturments to jam to from conga drums and violins, all the way to cow bells, yes I said cow bells. There also are great games to play with including Mii Maestro, where you can conduct your way through the simplicity of an orchestra, and drum solo mode, which you could play to the beat of a drum. But, you’d need the balance board from Wii Fit to play for that game, and improv jams you can custom make and record and save for your Wii viewing pleasure. Also, you can play alone, or with others to your favorite songs online through the WiiConnect online, which is a treat die hard Wii fans had wished for that even Rock Band couldn’t deliver.

All in all, while hard core music video gamers are more aniticapated for the releases of Rock Band 2 and Guitar Hero: World Tour for the Wii, Wii Music is a unique musical experience for young and old gamers that is sure to please your wallet and the casual gamer alike, at a affordable price. It really takes my breath away, and is a fun and unique musical game that is well worth the money and in more than one musical note after another with all the different ways to can strum your heart away.

Graphics: B+

Sound: B

Control: B+

Fun & Enjoyment: B+ for solo player; A 1/2- for multiplayer

Overall: B+”

“I picked up Wii Music on Wednesday and have been having a blast every night this week.
One thing that I realized is that besides the 3 minigames, it isn’t really a game. If you go into it thinking it’s a game, you may be disappointed. There’s no score, no levels, no character development, no plot. When you finish a song there’s on one telling you “Great Job!” if you win or “Fail!” if you lose… In fact you score yourself based on how well you think you did. “Gamers” expect all of these things, and when they don’t find them they say that it sucks.

There’s the obvious comparison to Wii Sports and Wii Play. As a game, Wii Sports blows it out of the water, but you really can’t compare the two at all because they’re completely different. Personally I don’t think that Wii Music is much of a game at all, it’s more of a Musical Toy, and a darn good one at that. It’s just as much fun as Wii Sports, and has more replay value than the boring games in Wii Play! Who cares that the game doesn’t tell you how good or bad you did. Smart people can figure it out for themselves!

Grab some beer and some friends, and make a fool out of yourselves! That’s what Wii Music is all about, it’s just plain fun!”

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Fisher Price Little People Garage

If you are looking for one of the top Christmas gifts of 2008 for a toddler this is it. Fisher Price Little People Racin Ramps Garage is the perfect gift your your toddler.

Your toddler can discover how to make all sorts of things happen at this garage. It’s just their size. So they’re in the driver’s seat, racing down the three-story ramps, going up and down in the elevator, and pressing down on the driver in the car for fun sounds! Includes mechanic, driver, car and tow truck.

This garage will give your toddler hours of entertainment, as well as learning about cars and the rules of the road.

The tracks fits not only Fisher Price Little People cars, but also matchbox cars. This little people garage is sturdy and will stand the test of time with the rough and tumble play toddlers are know for.

Fisher Price Little People Garage Reviews

Here’s what other parents and grandparents have to say about the Fisher Price Little People Garage.

Favorite toy of 11 month old

. . . kept my 11 month old baby busy for a long time, day after day for a couple of months. He experiments by putting many different items through the spiral ramp, examines which items roll down and which do not. When something gets stuck in the middle, he tries to “debug”. I think my baby gets a good training in three dimensional spatial modeling through this play. He also likes to drop things into the elevator stall. He them moves up and down the elevator, enjoying the bell sound and the movement. This is definitely one of his favorite toys at the moment.

Little People Racin Ramps is a “Great car toy”,

I bought this for my two year olds birthday. She loves it along with her four year old sister. They play cars for long periods of time. They really enjoy the elevator. They have had no difficulty with it like other reviews stated. The only downfall is the tow truck gets a little annoying and the little blue towed car makes a high pitch noise when you drive it even on carpet. I would have like to have seen a better made towed car. The little blue towed car is not as high of quality as the other Little People cars we have purchased in the past, but the tow truck is great just like the other sets we have purchased. I received the toy a week earlier than planned with free shipping as well. I would definitely recommend this toy for boys or girls just buy additional cars to go with the set since it only comes with two people, one car, and one tow truck.

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