John Deere Die-Cast Farm Toy 70 Piece Value Playset - Includes Machine Shed, Toy Vehicles and Toy Animals

My 11 yr old son wanted this, but after reading the reviews pointing out the "issues" with the quality of the barn, I almost nixed it. Glad we went ahead and got it. A good selection of vehicles of decent quality, plus the barn (it's more like a realistic 15,000 square foot industrial warehouse building that would be found on a modern farm complex than your typical Fisher-Price type barn, and I like that), which is a little bit fiddly to expect a toddler to put together each time he/she wants to play with it, but if you (Mom or Dad) carefully glue it together, it is built like a tank and, if you are careful, could possibly even be used upside down to hold the toys when not being played with. A thought...YMMV. All in all, he has had this for over a month, and it has been in high rotation. Actually, a great value... although soon I may find him charging his Hot Wheels, Greenlight and Johnny Lightning friends $25 to get in to the imaginary Rave @ The Barn... Eeek.

My son is 10 and loves anything to do with farming and he has really enjoyed playing with this toy!

Good set for the price. seems to me small farm toys have really gone up in price, this is a good size set. I seen several complaints about the machine shed but my 11 year old put it together himself and loves it. For those looking for size, the vehicles are like hotwheel car size, the machine shed I would describe to be about the size of a shoe box.

I misread and thought it was die cast. You get quite a few pieces but all plastic but two tractors (70 must include each piece of fence and each part to build the shop) The building doesn't stay together at all... Had to superglue and rig end where doors go on so they don't come off. But my son enjoys all the different vehicles.

Very disappointed. Thought at least part of the things would be metal since regular price was around 30.00 dollars. I expected the animals to be plastic but I expected the tractors to be metal. I didn't realize John Deere had lowered their standards.

Overall this is a decent search for kids. The trucks do have rubber wheels and spin freely and are made of diecast metal. This sat is a little small but manageable 4 smaller areas. The plastic building is somewhat wavy and it's construction but is solid and works well. Overall it is a good purchase but quality could improve and size a little small.

Where to start? The red plastic corral panels were so poorly made that they mostly just fell over and would not connect to each other. The barn was quite difficult to assemble, then the doors promptly fell off. The horses would not fit into the horse trailer - what's with that? The multitude of little vehicles were fairly well made, but wouldn't all connect together because the hitches were in different places, different heights.

This product sounds amazing on the internet. I thought my child was going to get a super cool farm he could play with, especially with 70 pieces! No. There are only 20 pieces of the toys such as tractors, trucks, and animals. This means there is 50 pieces of barn and fence. Not worth the money. I'm not sure on the quality yet because it hasn't been played with. I wouldn't recommended this toy.

Cute, but... Parts don't click together well, or stay together well. Also, vehicles are not all at the same scale - quad is HUGE next to what should be a much larger tractor. You'd think the manufacturer could get the scaling consistent with each piece. Poor QC.

I'd like a refund this thing is falling apart it's so fragile it won't stay out together way too expensive for that to happen. We just had my son open it and we put it together for Christmas. Every time this thing falls into a million pieces with the slightest touch we spend an hour trying to console him…