Pop & Transform Rescue Wilson

Chuggington Pop & Transform Rescue Wilson is a fun toy. My son enjoyed playing with Rescue Wilson. Each part open up and have something in each cart. The front pops up a grabbing claw and the back part have a net launcher. It's a simple toy that little ones can enjoy.

This is a fun toy gear kart for kids age 3 plus. It comes with rescue wilson and the transforming cart. The wilson's top opens to a hook and a crane which can rotate and extend. My son stays engaged with it for a long time. This can also be a great gift for toddlers.

Durable and well made. The parts are made of thick plastic. Seem resistant to damage from hours of play. It kept my kid entertained for hours. It is a train with bonus transformer parts. I like that it is small enough for travel without that many removable parts.

This toy is fun for my 5 year old boy. He is able to take it apart and open up the back to shoot a web. It's got a couple different functions for a small train toy. I was surprised that it can be play with in so many ways. It's not your typical steel cased train. I would recommend if your kid likes trains or chuggington.

My son loves this toy. He wants to show every single visitor that we have and explained how it works. The quality is a bit delicate but happiness matters more as of now. The train open up with a button and the trailers too. Overall it's fun and very giftable. I recommend

My little one has just recently became obsessed with trains so this couldn't of come at a better time! Chuggington is her new favorite show to watch in the mornings also so when this came she was so excited! You can open up the top of him and there is a crane and hook to help tow his friends or do whatever your imagination tells you to do. Also the back part that is detachable opens and has a net inside that actually will shoot at the press of a button! My little one couldn't be happier with this new toy! What a wonderful train!

I have 2 younger sons who love trains. My 3 year old liked this toy a lot. He really liked the car with the net and he was able to load it in and fire it himself. The arm that fires the net can turn around to face the front or back of the car. He loves to shoot the net out behind the train. Wilson himself is pretty solidly made. His sides fold down to show some gages on either side, and his top opens up and a crane comes out. The gages inside are stickers, but all the other details are painted on so they won't just peel off during play. The crane turns to either side or the front and extends a little bit, but my kids really wanted it to extend out more so that it could reach things that were lower. The crane's grabber is easy to open without a lot of pressure and can turn up and down on the arm. This toy is fun for younger kids, especially kids that like the Chuggington series. If your kid is older than 3 or 4, they may want something a little more advanced.

This little set is literally back to basics simple toy. Doesn't have too much drill. There two sides flaps and the top that opens opens with a little claw inside on chuggington and the trailer opens up with a little button to push and the net flies. It hooked together but doesn't stay too well. There's no sound which is nice. Both train and trailer doesn't have a button or anything to open flaps, kids have to pull them open by hand. Again back to basics! I love it. Overall both my kids 5 and 2 love it. They use their imagination and have been playing non stop with this little toy everyday since they got it.

I haven't heard much these days about Chuggington and figured it died out. But then we seen this toy and decided to get for my children. My daughter is 3 and loved playing with it. It is a little hard to get open but once we did it was fun. It is made with a heavy duty plastic and the plastic net it shoots out is soft and won't hurt anyone. The net doesn't shoot far but shoots enough for fun. These trains are bigger than normal trains. They fit in your hand and to a toddler is huge. She had lots of fun.

I got this for my 3 year old because he loves playing with cars and anything that "shoots" stuff. He played with it for 20 minutes and then asked me to take it back. The plastic is kind of flimsy and the parts don't open and close smoothly. The two pieces really come apart when trying to 'drive' them around on the floor.His exact words were, "It doesn't work right Mom, I don't know how to play with it."