ELC HappyLand Emergency Vehicle Set Reviews

ELC HappyLand Emergency Vehicle Set Baby Toy

Product Type: ELC baby toys

Newest Review: ... kids. Another down side is that a child wedged a large plastic figure into our fire engine and we couldn't get it unstuck, so ... more

 ... now the fire engine has a permanent new driver! For £10 from ELC, these toys are the high quality you would expect, and after 7 years look almost as good as new and have taken the constant bashing, smashing sucking and chewing in their stride. As part of a bigger range, you can expand your collection as much as you want, but I found these toys were great on their own. A lovely first car set for very young kids....more

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Customer ELC HappyLand Emergency Vehicle Set Reviews (4)

loopy-lou33
ELC HappyLand Emergency Vehicle Set: Nee Naw! (545 words)
by - written on 16/07/10 (Very useful, 68 readings)
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The ELC Happyland emergency vehicle set was one of the first toys that I bought for my son when he was very young, and I have had the set for about 7 or 8 years. It is strange that this set remains unchanged from the set that I bought, and I still a really popular item in ELC stores today. The set is part of the ELC Happyland range, which includes different playsets, figures and scenes. The little figures are just the right size for small hands, and made from soft plastic. The set contains 3 vehicles: A fire engine, An ambulance and a police car. The vehicles are each powered by 2 button cell batteries, which enable the vehicles to make siren sounds ...  Read the complete review

Zmugzy
Happy Little Helpers (521 words)
by - written on 14/02/09, updated on  08/06/12 (Very useful, 205 readings)
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Early Learning Centre's Happy Land is aimed at stimulating a child's imagination by letting the child participate in an imaginary world that in so many ways reflects the real world. There are a number of Happy Land packages with various themes that enable the child to create such a world. I remember playing with similar toys myself when I was a kid and always remember using my imagination and inventing stories with the help of small figures and other objects. The Happy Land range consists of different packaged items of different sizes and offering different contents from which a small town or village can be created. The contents of each package may include such items as .  Read the complete review

noodlesandwich
ELC HappyLand Emergency Vehicle Set: Which Service Do You Require? (300 words)
by - written on 27/01/09 (Very useful, 134 readings)
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The HappyLand Emergency Vehicle Set consists of a plastic police car, fire engine and ambulance, each with its own uniformed driver. This was a Christmas present for my daughter who also received other Happyland characters with Rose cottage. The characters do seem to be a good size for toddlers to get to grips with. The characters - These are 2 - 3 inches high and all are white and probably meant to be male, (although we have decided our police officer is a wpc called Jenny). My daughter's current favourite is the fireman - don't ask me why. All the Happyland characters are similar looking, quite androgynous faces with black dots for eyes, a little button nose ...  Read the complete review

yellowroses
Mni rescuers at the ready (450 words)
by - written on 20/02/09 (Very useful, 72 readings)
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I bought these vehicles for my sons second christmas so he would have been 14 months old. He is now 5 and these vehicles are at my parents house where my son still plays with them, and his three younger cousins. ******** What you get ********* A pack of three emergency vehicles - * Fire Engine - With a fire man * Police Car - With a police man * Ambulance - With a doctor ******* What they do *********** Each has a siren - a wailing noise - not nearly as annoying as it could be. Flashing lights Both of these are activated by pushing them along although sometimes you may need to push down on the ...  Read the complete review

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