Fisher-PriceNickelodeon Blaze & The Monster Machines, Starla

These are decent toy cars and setup for use on play sets. The price seems a bit high on them for what they are, I think you are paying a lot for them being "Blaze Items" more than them being of some higher collector level quality, but they certainly are not cheaply made. Of course the real reason for these was to make the little guy happy and they hold up well to being played with and are keeping the kiddo smiling so they meet their goal.

I've noticed if you wait and order in the morning you can get the car for the normal 6.99 price. So if it's high price when you go to purchase come back the next day and the price should drop. This was the last car I needed for my sons collection and I refused to pay more than retail price. In all the cars are really great quality. Small like match box size but perfect for what they sell at retail.

Los mejores juguetes para mí hijo, los pedimos de uno en uno y la emoción por ver llegar el artículo no tiene comparación!.Qué niño más feliz

This is exactly what I was looking for in order to complete my 3-year old’s Blaze & the Monster Machines set.

Why do these little cars cost so much? And why do my kids love them?

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My grandson, age 5, and granddaughter, age 2, enjoy playing with the Blaze diecast vehicles. They are big enough for little hands just learning to grip, play & push the cars/trucks. The large wheels & metal construction of the vehicles make them sturdy to survive daily 'crashes'. The 'older' children imagine the trucks competing in races, like they do on the TV show/cartoon.

We paid way too much for Starla because my son kept asking for her. It's a great truck, durable and cute, but I wish it hadn't cost five times as much as every other toy truck.