GEYIIE Bus Toys Set Of 4, Kids Die-Cast Metal Toy Cars, Pull Back Car City Bus 1:80 scale Double Decker London Vehicles, Friction Powered Cars Play Set Toys Gift For Boys Girls Toddlers 3-8 Years Old

It is very cute to see all the varieties of buses. Their durability and strength make them a good choice. Both metals and plastics are used in their manufacture. The bottom of the grip allows it to move forward when it is pulled back. They are great for any hand size because they aren't Their design is sleek and stylish. This would make a great gift, toy, or even decoration for an office or cake topper. I have a son who loves them! I am very happy with my purchase. The box they come in has a stylish boutique feel to it. That's a very attractive design!.

Killian Morris

| Sep 19, 2020

My son is 2 years old and loves buses so much. The way he loves them with everything he has. We bought these to see if they would be fun for us. His love for them knows no bounds! There are nice and big compared to something like a matchbox car, and the metal body can take a beating, and there are no bendy rear view mirrors to choking hazards. If you are worried about choking hazards, just snip them off with I am impressed by the quality and durability of the paint job. This is honestly one of the best things I have ever eaten Our son loves them, and we will certainly order some for his friends for their birthdays.

Erick Sparks

| Feb 07, 2021

In a nutshell, Toy buses that are so cute. All around, this is a very well-made and detailed product. A child has been shoving them around and they break or bend as a result. It is fairly sturdy and easy to grip with small hands. It's not just me who has played D This friction power is very smooth and lasts for a long time.

Sofia REES

| Nov 29, 2020

The wheels of these buses glide like butter, so I would choose them if I were ever going to sit down and play with cars. When you slightly pull them backwards and release them, it's like watching a rocket take off. This is a beautiful design. In March, my grandson turned four, and I bought these for him, not for myself (darn it). Children that are four years old don't really want to pull back and let go, they just want to drive. In addition to that, they do it quite well. This is a very popular gift item. It is worth keeping in mind that they are somewhat small, more like the matchbox car version of a bus, more or less. Taking on four little buses at such a high cost is unconscionable. They are so well made that I'd rather spend the same money on THIS than on some junk that may hang up when they want to play with it, or that will be damaged if it gets a little rough. The housing market. I'll say it These boys are beloved by their father, the father of my son. As I write this, people are sheltering in place, and I can't access the little ones to visit, but watching them on their daily vid clips is a poignant pleasure.

Kamden REES

| Jun 01, 2021

As a result, these pulls Buses with back seats are a great way for transportation enthusiasts to change things up. Despite having a good supply of cars and trucks, the collection of my six-year-old sons does not have too much variety in terms of transportation. I enjoyed incorporating the buses because they added something different. I was surprised to see that they got a respectable distance on hard surfaces, given how much larger they are than average pull-ups You can see the back of the Normally you see wheels like these on smaller toys and I was a little surprised to see the wheels are the same size on the Commodore 64 However, it is the back cars that are most concerning. They would likely be able to travel farther with bigger wheels. Given the size of these units, I expected something more with them like sliding doors or something, but no more than pull-out shelves. You can go back by clicking the back button. I like the fact that the pliable mirrors that protrude from the front of the bus are not rigid so that they can easily break off, and that the little mirrors that stick out from the front seem reasonably durable. All in all, it was a fun change of pace for my boys. The longevity of the species is uncertain.

Clare John

| Jun 10, 2021

Toys such as this are great. These are similar to Hot Wheels, except they are buses instead of cars. You can feel how sturdy they are when you pick them up because they are made from 4 different types. In the attachment, you can see very close-up views of the tops of the 4 toys to see how they differ. The front of the bus has chunks of plastic on either side, similar to a real bus. It kept the kids occupied racing the buses against each other for hours while showcasing the various types of buses. One feature we particularly liked is the pull back and let go feature on the school bus which has six wheels and the middle set which creates a spinning noise. There is a chance for quite a bit of competition.

Michael Andrews

| Apr 03, 2021

The set was a birthday present for my 3rd-year-old and he loves it. He plays with it every day. This product is durable, pulls back smoothly, and is very easy to use. The only thing that detracted from the rating was the fact that one of the "mirrors" of the bus fell off on its own after a few days, and I walked here barefoot. As such, I would recommend that parents be cautious with these if they are intended for use on The rest of the mirrors are accessible to me because I have an 8month old crawling around, so I'm glad I'm able to remove them all from the buses.

Aniyah Hayes

| Oct 17, 2020

I decided to give this bus set to my 4 year old nephew as a Christmas gift for him because he is really into buses. The quality of GEYIIE had previously been proven to me when I acquired a car set from them previously. I was amazed by their quality because they are extraordinarily well-maintained, good looking, sturdy, and spacious This is a made-and-tough product. In addition to that, the design of the buses is awesome as there is an awesome amount of detail throughout the plan. This is a very easy product to use and my nephew finds it very easy to push around the house using the pull back mechanism. In addition, the buses go fast (faster than the cars), so it was a lot of fun for him to watch them drive.

London Church

| Jan 05, 2021