Are these just like the McDonald's toys given out with happy meals? 4.5" just doesn't seem worth $10-$15 to me...
586320
It's about twice the width and maybe 1 1/2 times the height of the McDonlds toy...it's cute :) I would buy it again.
586321
I spent over $20 on this thinking it would be better than it was. Other than shooting the darts, it didn't do much else. It is cute and the quality is better than a happy meal toy, but I was disappointed for the amount of money I paid for it.
586322
No it's not better than you got from happy meal. See this pic i take http://instagram.com/p/gN9pbuP-Kx/
586323
Yes and no. This one in particular has moving pieces, the fart gun actually fires and is bigger so yes it was worth it. Some of the other ones are smaller and just figures and no not worth $10-15. Hope this helps
586324
No, this is a much larger and more detailed toy. Very nicely made. The gun actually launches the 'fart'.
586325
They are maybe 3x the size and the arms and legs move. He is cute but he falls over easily. The cost may be high.; Depends how much you like the minions.
586326
They are larger, around twice as large as the McDonald's toy and the fart launcher is more exciting than the noise maker that the MD toy has.
38409
Absolutely! MUCH cheaper this way that at "the chain stores". They're super easy to "crunch up for cats", what we do for our 2 spoiled ones :)) Even out kitten can "gnaw" through these, as they're pretty much like "Styrofoam protein" forthe pets and are easily "crunched down". Our cats LOVE them.
1073169
Sure... I got the package as an inexpensive alternative to fill my daughter's play kitchen. There is a lot of play plastic food (although, I think, too much junk food!) The little cardboard boxes of food are super flimsy and a little smaller than I thought. I had to throw some away and tape some up the same day we opened it. I think there are sturdier options out there but for the price, not a terrible option
332984
In between, more like the rubbermaid plastic food containers you can buy at the grocery store. I bought them for my toddler to play with in the kitchen, and they are perfect. But they are also a great size and so bright and fun. I would definitely use them myself for actual cooking, once he outgrows them as play toys! :-)
1985935
I think I know the ones you are talking about. They are adorable, but make sure they don't say MINI. I ordered four of them and when they arrived they were way too small. For a gerbil or a hamster. I ordered new ones from a website called Cozy Cavies. They are a bit pricy but I am hoping they will last long and my piggies will like them.
1214594
Most definitely. I would think that's the perfect age. I have two and my granddaughter is only 16 months. Hardly old enough to hand them to her as a toy. But she giggles at them when I hold her on my lap and we play with them. She definitely has it figured out how to feed the little guys!EDITED: to say: After reading the comment left by CandaceMacan24 , I may agree that 5 and above may even be a better age group than 4 - she makes some good points. Depends on the kid. As a side note, My 16 month old GD isn't scared by it.
2056300
I noticed the same thing. It's a popular toy, but this price is double what it was in stores and online when it was available.
2054234
It has been a while since I saw them, I gave them to my nephews for their birthday, but if I remember correctly the biggest was about the size of a dollar bill, but they are really fat so no chance of any causing choking. They love them!!
1010779
WHAT! Where $14.25 ever came from I'll never know! It's a toy made in China. I wouldn't pay more than total $6 for it (because they are cute) including shipping. They actually aren't worth more than $3 including the batteries; but cute novelty sells. That said, they are cute and make nice pre-Christmas gifts for friends. It's the thought that counts and you will be remembered for it. I missed out on the cheaper offers covered by the other two responders. They got lucky. I would have bought more to pass around at $2 per strand. Have fun. BUT, not at $14.25 each.
1254774
You get three per purchase...they are randomly picked too! I got a face, a donut, and a cheeseburger and they are super soft and squishy!
738358
There really is no play value of the toy. My 3 year old grand daughter is only enthralled by watching them grow. They are silicone based and are very slimy when wet. When it begins to dry you have to resubmerge it in water for a couple of days. An endless cycle. When they fully dry they are pretty small in size (something you could get from a gumball machine) and become hard. I try to be really fair when I review products but there was just no positive thing to come from this purchase. (I haven't taken pictures to post).
1814579
Yeah they are, in fact, just go to the Disney store and they are only $27 bucks! First I thought that was expensive, but after going here, I just realized that the Disney Store was not such a bad deal, especially since I get discounts cus of my Premium pass ;D
558404
Look up the ''KidKraft Tasty Treats Play Food Set'' here on Amazon. It's 23 dollars for 105 pieces, and gets great reviews.
633347
I know what you mean, when I bought mine they were 12.00!!! And now they are costing over 50?!?! I should have bought a few a couple years ago - I won't pay what they are asking for now. I found some iluvs for about 6 bucks that sound just as good...
261285
i do agree about the weight,i make people jerkey and i do 40#s at a time and i get about 15#s when done and let me tell you it is not cheep and it does not last long everyone eats it up fast. it can cost me about 150.00 =200.00 per 40 pounds to make it not including the beef. it's worth it.I would rather give my dog the best over walmart 4.00 dollar stuff,, i buy 5 lbs of high quality food for my brittany because she is worth it. in the up of michigan jerky will cost about the same but is it worth it heck ya..we don't eat cheep food why would are dogs or 4 leg kids. now a days a 20 is like a dollar anyway i do agree about the weight,i make people jerkey and i do 40#s at a time and i get about 15#s when done and let me tell you it is not cheep and it does not last long everyone eats it up fast. it can cost me about 150.00 =200.00 per 40 pounds to make it not including the beef. it's worth it.I would rather give my dog the best over walmart 4.00 dollar stuff,, i buy 5 lbs of high quality food for my brittany because she is worth it. in the up of michigan jerky will cost about the same but is it worth it heck ya..we don't eat cheep food why would are dogs or 4 leg kids. now a days a 20 is like... » Read More i do agree about the weight,i make people jerkey and i do 40#s at a time and i get about 15#s when done and let me tell you it is not cheep and it does not last long everyone eats it up fast. it can cost me about 150.00 =200.00 per 40 pounds to make it not including the beef. it's worth it.I would rather give my dog the best over walmart 4.00 dollar stuff,, i buy 5 lbs of high quality food for my brittany because she is worth it. in the up of michigan jerky will cost about the same but is it worth it heck ya..we don't eat cheep food why would are dogs or 4 leg kids. now a days a 20 is like a dollar anyway « Show Less
1511246
They sell them at Toys R' Us for around $99. My husband is on the way home with one. I'll check it out and get you an answer.
1757782
I just went to Walmart and bought a big container of those small gumballs in the candy section. It was much cheaper than Toys R Us or a bulk candy store. It took 1 and a half.....I think.