CORPER TOYS Military Toys Missile Launcher Armored Vehicle Playset with Army Men Action Figures and Army Vehicles Set for Boys Kids Gift for Birthday Christmas

Daisy is helping model this soldier play set. Everything was easy to put together once I freed the pieces from the holders. Some of them were very hard on the fingers. The directions are printed on the box, so make sure you don’t throw it away until you’ve assembled the items.

The spring loaded rockets don't fire. The springs are constantly falling so the rockets don't fire. The helipad doesn't open like it shows. The pictures show all of the vehicles fitting inside the vehicle, but only 2 fit at a time. The military guys that came with it are TINY compared to the vehicle. This is NOT durable! The box says 3+, however the pieces are too small for small children. Maybe appropriate for 10+ or to sit on a shelf. The cheap plastic it is made of will NOT hold up to even occasional use.

An older sibling of someone in our orbit recently joined the army. Thus began a push to introduce the younger siblings to army life. This Armored Military Playset by CORPER TOYS seems to fit the bill.The armored truck is equipped with a multi-launch set of weapons. It rolls nicely on solid-surfaces and has a number of sections on it that open, close and can store some of the accessories. The set includes a multitude of mini-army-vehicles and mini-soldiers.The entire set highly remind me of similar sets (that were not as detailed) from my childhood. The plastics are okay, the wheels attach okay...the coloring is entirely various shades of army-green with no details painted on...you get the picture.This set is DEFINITELY NOT for young kids who still put things in their mouths. But once they're past that stage and especially if they have some reference points as to what this set even means, I think this would be a product that inspires a lot of intense & diversified imaginative play. There simply are a lot of options. And I'm guessing Dad will join in.The product comes completely enclosed in a decorated, 9" x 5" box. We are not talking about a massive toy here. The accessories are not enclosed in cellophane in the box so be sure to have a collection container close by when opening. I'd suggest that the manufacturer consider designing a collection bucket and sell the entire set in THAT for a couple dollars more.

Missing half the vehicles. Army men are tiny tiny. After a couple uses, the orange bullets don't fire. Helipad doesn't lift up. Keeping just because i can throw it away when my son gets tired of it. Not worth the money for what it's made of.