ELC Emergency Service Centre

********** Description ********** I arrived at work the other week with my son and saw that the boy I look after (I’m a nanny) had been given a late birthday present. To start with I only saw the back and thought it was a funky plastic handbag/carrier (belonging to his sister). When I saw the front I realised it was a great 3 door garage. The whole thing is made from a strong plastic. The base is a lime green colour, formed into 3 slopes at the front, which cars can drive down. The main unit is a bright mustard yellow colour; this is shaped as 3 balls stuck together next to each other. On top of each ball is a small clear coloured dome, each is ...  Read the complete review

The Emergency Service Centre from the Early Learning Centre is my son's latest toy and it is certainly a big hit. I purchased this very recently at £16.00, the price was reduced from £20.00 and after browsing the ELC website I have discovered that this offer is still current today. This toy consists of three car ports, each with an opening door and a light at the top. There is an emergency vehicle in each port. The first has a fire engine, the second an ambulance and the third a police car. When the door to each port is opened the vehicle rolls down a ramp, the relevant siren is sounded and the light at the top of the port flashes. The co-ordinating colours of ...  Read the complete review

My three year old loves this toy. Its quite big, but has a handle for carrying around, which is always a hit with a small child. There are three doors - one red, one blue and one white. When you open the door, a vehicle rolls down the ramp, a siren sounds and the light above the door flashs. The vehicles are a fire engine (red door and light), an ambulance (white door, green light), and a police car (blue door and light). The vehicles have magnets on the front and back so that you can connect them together, but my son never bothers. ELC also do other cars in the same range, with magnets on. They are nice chunky little cars - ...  Read the complete review

My sister bought the ELC Emergency Service Centre for my son for his 1st birthday and so far it has been a hit. I have since seen it was selling for £20 although I do believe you can get it for £16, either in the sale or with a Birthday Club voucher (you get 20% off). The toy comes in a small rectangle box and there isn't too much packaging to try and hack through. The service centre has 3 service ports which each has its own veichle. The door on each port opens and closes and there is a light above each one. The veichles are ambulance, fire engine and a police car. When a car leaves it's port, it whizzes down the ramp and ...  Read the complete review