Can you start cars at the top and they will race to the bottom just by releasing them? Once assembled, can it be taken apart again for storage?
1938643
Yes the cars race to the bottom just by releasing them. Yes, you can take it apart for storage.
1938644
The cars will go to the bottom by themselves, works great. My grandson absolutely loves this Car Park. It would be a lot of work to take it apart for storage, but could be done if you have the time. This has been a very good investment for us.
1938645
Yes, the cars will make it to the bottom of the track by pushing them at the top. If the cars are old, or have wheels that don't spin well they may need a bit of guidance as they travel from one track to the next. My kids also love putting marbles and golf balls down.
1938646
Yes you can race the cars from the top. Putting this together is a project so I wouldn't take it apart often!
1938647
Yes to both questions! It's a bit of work to assemble and disassemble, but it is durable enough to do both as needed. Two (Matchbox-type) cars released at the same time from the top level will race to the very bottom rather reliably. The only hesitation in recommending the item is all the stickers...there are LOTS of stickers that need to be applied to the plastic surfaces...though, I suppose you could simply omit all or most of them if you wished.
1781504
Hey leslie,it depends on what kind of car you have? it can be broken down easily but the pieces are quite large.
1542395
It's difficult to store fully assembled since the track doesn't bend sufficiently so that it can be packed into a smaller space. However, you can break it down to smaller sections and those can be stored readily. My 3.5 year old can reassemble them in any way he likes with no problem - he even understands how to use the x-track section so that he has a continuous track. I imagine most kids will be able to do the same.
2038909
NO, I don't think so. You will just have to unscrew everything and then put it back together again. I do not know if it would hold up very well if you tried to move it while it was assembled.
1542394
The track comes assembled in sections but can be taken apart fully. Our grandson stores the track in large sections. It's a fun track, very easy to assemble and contort into many shapes. It's fun because as the trucks race around the track you can push and pull sections of the track making new turns / shapes.
184776
Yes it actually comes with the wheels off and you can attach them if you want. If you do you can always unattach them later. They add about 2 inches to the total height of the container.
295822
It comes unassembled. You have to assemble it with an allan wrench. After checking it again, the side rails need to be attached to the head board when you assemble it, but it comes already attached to the main, bottom frame with no visible screws to take it apart. So, you will NOT be able to leave one off.
194131
Yeah, it comes disassembled so you can just not put the wheels on. However, once they're on they're hard to get off. And the way it's built, it would be difficult to move if the wheels aren't on it.
675770
You can put two FP cars side by side . There is a raised groove down the middle that keeps the cars in line. At the top, there is a piece they can flip up that propels the cars and causes a revving sound to be played. We have had this since July and both my 2 yo and almost 4 yo play with it daily.
1171471
The top comes off for cleaning, otherwise, no assembling. It comes in three pieces: the top, bottom and interior plastic can which can be lifted out. I love it. Highly recommend.
392506
Good question. I would say no, unless you enjoy putting things together. Technically it would come apart and you could store it flat, but I would keep the instructions so that you can put it together again.
1429846
Hi, yes you can move it into certain positions due to the way it has been built ie. detachable parts. But it doesn't move it on its own ie doesn't have batteries etc and does not make noise. Its basically a model not really to play with as such.
1637539
Not in my opinion. It has been up since we assembled it. I suppose you could take it apart, but it is not "collapsible".
1933675
I don't recommend it personally. I have two stacked on top of each other and because of the position of the wheels it is very difficult to do so. It is possible, but one nudge to the left or right and the top trunk rolls out of place and could potentially fall off. Hope this helps.
2179002
There are for large bolts that connect the top to the two pieces. As long as you aren't taking the whole thing apart it wouldn't be a big deal to move.
409650
If you're not that good mechanically I could see it being a little difficult. I am very mechanically inclined every stored cars constantly work on my own stuff so I can always figure things out. I would say if you buy it then lay everything out in an open area and systematically go at it it shouldn't be that difficult. The only thing you really putting together is the shelf in the legs that's about it
1028969
The track comes mostly assembled - it just snaps together, and unsnaps and it can be rolled up for storage.The cars are assembled and only need batteries. A three year old may be able to assemble it, but may need some help. But someone that age can definitely operate it.