Batman Batmobile Building Toys - Take Apart Toys Includes Toy Drill, Batman Action Figure, and AA Batteries - Batman Toys - STEM Toys for Ages 18 Months and Up

I’m giving this to my son for Christmas. It’s going to be perfect for my 2 1/2 year old! Great for fine motor skills and for my little guy who always wants to use tools like daddy. The plastic is a lot more sturdy than I expected it to be. The guy, however, does seem a little more flimsy than the car.

I got this for my son as it was a batman style toy and he likes batman. It's kinda flimsy, but he's little and doesn't care. The drill works off and on, not a battery issue, just a drill itself issue. Works for him, but not my older daughter who thinks it's boring.

I do projects around the house all the time and my son is weirdly obsessed with my drill. The way it lights up and puts holes in things is very fascinating to him. So when I saw this toy I knew I had to get it for him. Long story short, he loves it! He is only 3 years old and once I showed him the basics of how to take the Batman car apart and put it together he was disassembling and reassembling it over and over again.The toy is very well made. You can take apart all the individual wheels and the car itself breaks down into 3 or 4 pieces. Sometimes he struggles with aligning it just right and he asks me for my help, but once the screws are loose he can take it from there. It’s very satisfying and fun for him.As a car, it’s just OK, but that’s not the main appeal of it. The wheels aren’t very big so it’s hard to push it around and play with it unless it’s on a completely flat surface. Otherwise, the bottom of the car drags against the floor. It does come with a little Batman figure though which is pretty fun.Overall, great toy. The drill is awesome and it’s a fun, educational activity. Highly recommended!

A hit with my little superhero fan! The included drill adds an interactive touch. Perfect for young Batman enthusiasts.

Our 4yo loves having a drill like his dad. He had a toy that used a small screwdriver for the wheels that he loved, so I thought this would be a hit. He absolutely loves it. It's simple enough that he can take it apart and put it together on his own after we showed him a couple times. The drill has a little switch on the top to screw in or out the screws.

I knew my daughter would love this because her Dad does a lot with tools and she loves to be a part of whatever he does. I set her up with it and took it apart with her the first time to show her the ropes. I stepped away for a second to leave her to play and came back to her having taken it all apart again and was putting it all back together in its places, and being a little silly and putting it places it maybe doesn't go! I love that it encourages her creativity and is a toy that can bring her that much closer to her Dad.Comes ready to play, no need to remove any battery pack or screw in any batteries.The only downside was the weird ropes they had it tied to the box in. Those were difficult to cut through. Not impossible, but I had to use a good pair of garden shears to cut the ropes.My daughter won't go anywhere without her "tool" now. And uses it to "fix" random things around the house. Definitely a joyous toy for both her and us!

Man oh man, my (almost) 2 year old LOVES this toy. It has really helped him grasp the concept of using a tool for fixing something.I appreciate how unique this toy is among my slew of toys that all seem pretty similar. It's not just a building toy, it's a building with a tool toy.It keeps my kid occupied for about 20 minutes whenever I pull it out, which is pretty long for him!

I ordered this for a 20 month old and it was total hit! The drill is easy to hold for small hands and has forward and reverse. There are no areas to pinch small fingers on the drill, so that is an added plus. The car parts are large and easy to understand for the age range. My nephew played with the car for about 20 minutes before losing interests for the moment. He did come back several times and play with it. The drill was a total hit. He carried that thing around for 8 hours and cried about leaving it behind when he had to go home. He "drilled" candles, stairs, couch cushions, walls, the carpet, and everything in between. Highly recommend for dexterity, motor skills, and just plain fun for a 2 year old.