🚗 Ben 10 Rustbucket Transmutation Automobile Review

Whoever invented this toy seriously hates parents everywhere. Definitely not for younger kids as it doesn't transform easily. The packaging says it's a three-step process, but there are at least ten steps. Also 43 stickers to attach. (Actually more like 50 because some # have multiple stickers). Also, the sticker app is completely random, so you'll spend twice as much time looking for the next number. If you have an impatient child, I definitely recommend opening and sticking the stickers…

My son has been asking for this for almost a year so despite the reviews I took the plunge and bought it for him. He loves her very much and plays with her almost every day. This is a huge plus considering it has a lot of downsides. First, it's huge. When all of this is set up and assembled, it takes up so much space that in most homes it's simply impossible to let it sit. Putting it all back together is awful though. My son can make it himself after using it for so long, but even he gets…

Great looking toy, but there are a few things you might not like. First, it's a nightmare to assemble. There's not a lot of detail, but there are over 40 stickers to stick in nooks and crannies, over holes and uneven surfaces (ridiculous by any standards). Second, it's extremely fragile and doesn't hold up well in any of the modes (van or base), the parts are flimsy and can break easily. Thirdly, the design of interactive elements (folding chair, changing container, cable winch, etc.) is not…

I bought this as a gift for my son who is going through his final chemotherapy for brain cancer. These things we are doing for him should make this journey easier for him. So when they explode like that, I get physically sick. This toy was number 1 on his wish list. We ended up buying it for him because, let's face it, $90 is a lot of money, with or without cancer. A plastic joint broke during assembly. Keep in mind I have arthritis in my hands so the pressure I applied wasn't that strong. My…