Spin Master has recently added another great toy to their
PAW Patrol line up!
The PAW Patrol Air Patroller is a 2-in-1 rescue mission
vehicle which goes from plane mode, to helicopter mode, simply by changing
the direction of the engines. It has real working lights, and also
has aircraft sounds that change based on which mode it's in. It
also has propellers on each side which you can manually spin. Included with the
Air Patroller is Robo Pup! Quite simply, the toy just wouldn't be
complete without its pilot after all.
On the top, it has a carrying handle which
allows greater manoeuverability for little hands. The handle is also
particularly helpful when you bring it in for landing onto the ground, or on
top of the PAW Patroller truck. Spin Master was smart, and knew exactly what
they were doing when designing these toys. The Air Patroller will fit right
into custom slots on top of the PAW Patroller truck so that it's secure when
you need to utilize the Paw Patroller to transport the aircraft.
Inside its cockpit, Robo Pup has a predetermined area
that will secure him when in use. There is space for Ryder, or one other
lucky pup, to be the co-pilot. In the cargo bay, you can fit up to 4 other
pups to bring with you on your mission. For lights and sounds, simply
depress the button on top of the plane.
The Air Patroller is designed for kids approximately 3-5 years
of age, and weighs about a pound from what I can tell.
Overall this toy is cool! The kids love it. My 3 year old
in particular plays with it a fair bit, creating quite a few imaginary
scenarios. I love that you can incorporate this toy with others from
the PAW patrol series, or simply play with it on its own.
We did find the cargo bay to be a bit tough to open at
first. After using it a few times, it has loosened up a bit, making it
much easier to access. My oldest son said it would be nice if the
batteries also made the propellers turn. While this may be true, we as
parents, know that having that feature would drain batteries real quick!
Speaking of batteries, they are included with
this toy. It takes three LR44 batteries, which you can sometimes find
at the dollar store. They can also typically be found where other regular
household batteries are sold.
The PAW Patrol Air Patroller is currently available at
most toy vendors. It retails in the U.S. for approximately $35, and in
Canada for approximately $50.
Now, I'm off to the ruff-ruff rescue!
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***** These views are mine, and mine alone. As with anything, you are responsible for assessing whether this item and/or activity is safe and suitable for your specific needs. InfoMommy does not make any warranties of any kind, expressed or implied, and assumes no responsibility and/or liability for any actions taken as a result of this blog post. *****
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