Matchbox to the rescue with the realistic Rescue Headquarters play set that inspires kids to unlock their imagination and unleash the hero within. Set combines a fire station, a jail, and a police station with a tower. There are lights and sounds in the top of the tower and a real-sounding microphone for calling in
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Added on: October 4, 2018 - More: Comments & Reviews
Matchbox to the rescue with the realistic Rescue Headquarters play set that inspires kids to unlock their imagination and unleash the hero within. Set combines a fire station, a jail, and a police station with a tower. There are lights and sounds in the top of the tower and a real-sounding microphone for calling in rescue vehicles: a fire truck and a police helicopter! Two helipads for emergency landings and an elevator to bring up the fire truck! The adventure never ends with multiple ramps, elevator, helipad, jail cell and two Matchbox rescue vehicles!
Awful assembly instructions + great toy Pros: 4 yr old loves it and it’s pretty intuitive to use. It’s also relatively compact for toys like this, which is nice.Cons: The instructions are dreadful and the picture on the front of the box is slightly different than the parts included. There’s also no color picture of the back. The instructions include a picture list of all parts (without any number scheme that shows you where they go) and advises you put all 4 trillion (okay…50ish) stickers before you start assembly…
Construct before you give as a gift! Bought this for my 4.5 year old for Christmas and he loves it. I really feel it is a quality product and his little imagination is going wild playing with it. My BIGGEST recommendation would be to build it ahead of time and wrap it up in a box already constructed. It takes a solid hour to construct and put the stickers on. A little detail at points but I figured it all out. My son was very excited and waiting all the time was a good test of patience (ha ha).
Vague Directions, GREAT TOY! My 3 and 5 year old boys love this little garage. It takes some setup, so dont open it in front of them like I did, and make them wait while you put it together. Also, they will want to help install the stickers. We didn’t mind, but if you really want the stickers straight… do it ahead of time.The directions are a little vague, mostly because they dont seem to reflect the version of the garage that is actually in the box. Same with the box photos (which I consulted as much as the…