Big vehicles

In preschools children often play with vehicles that are big enough for them to sit on and move around with on the playground. So I bought some vehicles for Liam and his friends.

Some CAT vehicles shown by Liam and friends.

Some kids in a real preschool played with the CAT vehicles in the rain, and then it turned out that their stickers could not handle getting wet. So I bought a new set with all the vehicles.

I also ordered several vehicles on Ebay.

These Hercules vehicles are too small for Liam to sit on. But they seem fit in a way.

Darrin and Liam with the Hercules vehicles.

Marthe and Liam with Hercules excavators.

The Hercules excavators might be the right size for Happy Family Toddlers  (like Marthe) to sit on. But the dolls do not have enough articulation.

These vehicles turned out to be a bit larger than expected.

They seem to be the perfect size for articulated Chelsea dolls (like Tom).

Tom and Liam with the largest vehicles.

Tom, Liam and Marthe with 3 sizes of excavators.

Liam and friends with different vehicles.

I also have some tiny vehicles that are small enough to look like normal sand box toys compared with Barbie kids.

These pencil toppers looks great after I took away the part that goes on the pencil.

One of the pencil toppers compared with two other tiny vehicles bought on Ebay.

In this toy bonanza, with Liam, Chelsea and Darrin, it is possible to see how the tiny vehicles look with Barbie kids.




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