This includes 297 pieces in total making up the recycling truck (pictured) 3 figures, a wheelbarrow, forklift and 3 colour coordinated commercial recycling bins. Try not to confuse recycling trucks with bin lorry toys available, well both models are designed to do the same thing, recycling lorries are greener - so to speak. I think this is likely to be a toy that he can continue to play with even as he gets older, simply with more elaborative and imaginative role play set ups. The playset includes two Playmobil figures, a city recycling truck with flashing lights and removable roof, two rubbish cans, 1 large recycling bin, a fire extinguisher, walkie talkies and some rubbish for your bin . Cheaper to run and easier to maintain than its diesel equivalent, the lorry can support up to 1600 daily household bin collections and with the potential to remove between 20 and 25 tonnes of waste each day.

He loves imaginative play and I think it is super important for kids to learn role play and how to play independently, Playmobil toys are really great for this.This truck comes with a figure for collecting the bins - and with lights and sounds - people will hear you coming up the street and a warning to get the bins. Fill up your toy wheelie bins and the big storage compartment of the truck using small scrunched up pieces of paper that will work best when made into tiny balls to pass through any working mechanics. The vehicle can run on a single daily charge and it is expected the energy required for a daily round will cost up to 70% less than traditional fuel. I am always a fan of toys that allow for open ended imaginative play and the chance for little ones to learn whilst playing. The driver of the large Recycling Truck approaches the bins carefully, his colleague clamps the full rubbish bin into the holder and opens the lid.

The arrival of the electric bin in Glasgow has powered up the council's strategy to create a fleet of zero emissions vehicles and plant equipment by the end of 2029. Driving the truck around to collect different piles of ‘rubbish’ he had left dotted around the room, then emptying the whole lorry on the rug. Councillor Anna Richardson, City Convener for Sustainability and Carbon Reduction, says the new bin lorry demonstrates the determination to clean and green the council's fleet of vehicles. Our zero-emissions fleet strategy is a vital part of the city's work to become carbon neutral by 2030 and has laid down a mark for other fleet operators to follow. And you'll find different brands offer a good range of accessories and add-ons like extra wheelie bins and lights and sound options.Councillor Richardson said: "This is a fantastic vehicle that shows that our zero-emissions fleet strategy goes hand in hand with investment in our cleansing service. To spill your recycling out of the bin and into the back of the truck, simply clip the bin to the slot and lift the lever to tip in the refuse.