iPlay, iLearn Fire Trucks Toy for Boys 3-5, Kids Fire Engine Station Playset, Toddler Emergency Vehicles Learning, Realistic Firefighter Site Ladder Truck, Birthday Gifts for 4 6 7 8 Years Old

Bought this in early December for my grandson‘s birthday in January. I bought the construction truck set just like the fire truck shit. We gave him the construction set on Christmas and he absolutely loved it we gave him the fire set on his birthday and he loved it also. In less than a week he has broken three of the toys on the fire stick. He’s four years old he’s going to play like a four year old and the fire nozzles on the fire trucks break off very easily. The flimsy black support piece that holds the crane broke off and will no longer stay on the crane. The crane does not stand on its own if you cook anything to it and try to lift it up you have to hold it it’s way too flimsy. The construction site gantry crane is much better. All in all the firetrucks it is nice but expect the attachments on the fire trucks like PO’s Cannon’s and things like that to break off because they’re just cheap plastic and I can’t hold up to horseplay from toddlers and little kids.

The EMS and Construction sets were gifts for my 3 year old grandson. These are great sets that he loves. At three years of age he did need help with getting everything set up and assembled, but we did it together and it was easy and great fun. He loves both of these sets blending them for his little city--his uncle is a first responder so his imagination soars with the construction set helping the firemen to dig someone out. Great fun!

Purchased for 4 year old grandson, who loves firetrucks and cranes. Plays with this set constantly, and it has really charged his imagination. The signs and barriers, and the training tower are nice additions, the trucks are very sturdy, and this is his go to toy now. Find the box to be quite annoying, as it is like a rubric cube to figure out, and too difficult for him to assemble (not easy for me either, so keep the directions handy). The crane works well, but it is too heavy for the stand and tends to tip, so my husband anchored it to a piece of wood to keep it upright, and all is well. I have ordered a construction set for Christmas, as he is so happy with this one. Bonus, 7 year old brother likes it, too.

Lots of small parts that I'm pyt away for now. Bought mainly for the trucks for a two year old and they are perfect.

We bought this firetruck set for my son. He adores this set. I love the iPlay, iLearn brand. I buy almost all of their products for my children. These are fantastic. The ladders are very very sturdy and rotate around and lift up at an angle. Toys that make children use their imaginations. Love them!

My 4-yr old grandson LOVES fire trucks. He is enjoying this “station”, however I have mixed feelings as there are some flaws that need to be mentioned. First of all, it’s really brittle, cheap plastic; the trucks are “ok” but the rest of the parts are not going to hold up. The station itself seems to have a lot of options to customize, but it’s awkward to snap together and does not stay together well. Also, the crane is not at all steady, even on its own; but if there is ANY weight on the hook it tips over. And, there is nothing in the package that fits the hook, so he’s had to rummage for other toys to accommodate that. He gets frustrated with the instability and ends up losing interest. It’s also important to mention that featured photo is misleading - not all of those parts are included (ie the fencing, the cones, stop signs, etc.)

We purchased this as a present for my son completing potty training. He is obsessed with all things firefighting and this was the perfect gift. It came with so much trucks, accessories, training tower and a nice storage box for all of it. He has played with it everyday for the last 6+ months.

This fire truck set comes with so much in it! It's perfect for creating a miniature fire scene. I bought this for my 5 year old boy and he was so happy. He's been playing with it as soon as he wakes up and even wanted to take it to kindergarten so he could play with classmates.