PAW Patrol Ready, Race, Rescue Mobile Pit Stop Team Vehicle with Sounds, for Kids Aged 3 Years and Over

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William hasn’t stopped playing with it and it has added an extra element to his PAW Patrol play. Having seen the movie, he has been re-telling the story, and having races but also using his imagination to make up new stories for his favourite pups. The Ready Race Rescue Mobile Pit Stop comes with a Chase figure and his own race car. You can buy the rest of the race pups separately (aff link) to complete the collection – perfect for birthday gifts from family and friends. This is a stunt vehicle according to Hero – like James Bond but for the Paw Patrol. It ejects the driving Pups whilst still in motion and that makes it very cool indeed. Chase is included with the newest Paw Patrol Pit Stop MOBILE PIT STOP INSTRUCTIONS

Some critics (mums in my parenting group) have complained that it’s very Marshall heavy and that, given he drives a fire engine, he probably isn’t the most natural choice to become a racing driver but that’s nonsense. Marshall is my son’s favourite Paw Patrol pup and I think Chase is a bit of an idiot personally. Ready, Race, Rescue toys With a built-in launcher, figure and two vehicles, your kids will have hours of entertainment from this Paw Patrol set. When it is time for a pit stop, open up the rear door so the race cars can drive up the ramp for a once over. NOTE: The following list of episodes are season 1 episodes that still have undiscovered premiere dates/production codes.

WHAT DOES IT DO?

The Paw Patrol ‘Ready, Race, Rescue’ Mobile Pit Stop comes with the large pit stop vehicle, Chase and Chase’s racing car (which seems an odd choice as Marshall is definitely the main character in this film!). You see, as an incurably hopeless, wish-upon-a-star daydreamer, when my first baby boy came into my life, I swiftly realised that being the parent you thought you would be, and creating family memories to treasure in the way you imagined before your baby was born [and keeping you awake all night] is a real challenge. At Mr. Porter's, Alex shows off his new super-trike to his grandfather. Mr. Porter is impressed by the huge use of duct tape his grandson used, along with the pizza paddles for brakes. However, when Alex attempts to break it in, it jumps the curb, and falls to pieces on impact with the sidewalk again. Alex is devastated, and his grandfather prevents him from trying to recover the pieces while they're in the street, fearing for his grandson's life. As Alex mourns the destruction of his super-trike, Mr. Porter decides to call Ryder for help.

PAW Patrol's Ready, Race, Rescue Mobile Pit Stop Team Vehicle makes a great gift for the PAW Patrol collector in your life, for kids aged 3 years and over. Requires 3 LR44 batteries (included). Race to the rescue with the Mobile Pit Stop Team Vehicle!The Crew Builds a Bridge | The Crew Builds a Big Bike Shop | The Crew Builds a Super Tub | The Crew Builds an Ice Cream Shop | The Crew Fixes a Squeak | The Crew Builds a Playground | The Crew Fixes a Roof | The Crew Builds a Car Wash | The Crew Plans Grandpa Day | The Crew Builds a Skate Park | The Crew Builds a Tunnel | The Crew Builds a Beaver Home | The Crew Fixes a Road | The Crew Builds a Popcorn Café | The Crew Fixes a Slippery Mess | The Crew Builds a Drive-In Movie Theater | The Crew Finds a Rainbow Treasure | The Crew Builds a Pig Barn | The Crew Builds a Giant Runway | The Crew & Marshall Build a Fire Station | The Crew Does a Home Renovation | The Crew Builds a Lighthouse | The Crew Builds a Dinosaur Museum | The Crew Builds a Wheelchair Ramp | The Crew Builds a Splash Park | The Crew Builds a Playroom | The Crew Builds a School | The Crew Builds a Waterway | The Crew Fixes a Haunted House | The Crew Builds a Bat House | The Crew Builds an Observatory | The Crew Builds a Zip Line | The Crew Builds a Library Tea Shop | The Crew Builds a Dance Floor Use her hook to release the Whoosh. When that fails, use it to destroy the turbojet instead to slow Mayor Humdinger’s blimp down. Your child will probably sit still (but even if they don’t, no one is going to get annoyed at a kids’ movie) and they’ll be able to follow the plot easily, so you can get away with having a nap or doing some mediation, or just shovel popcorn into your mouth and think about important things like who would win in a fight between a badger and… a member of the Paw Patrol, perhaps. Disclaimer: We got to see Ready, Race, Rescue for free and were sent the Paw Patrol Mobile Pit Stop toy for the purposes of this review post. The Mobile Pit Stop, which features throughout the film, is the biggest of them, and we were sent one to have a play with!

But when the legendary racer is unable to drive in the championship race, he calls on his biggest fan-pup Marshall to take the wheel and race in his place! There is something magical about those pups, he loves them more than I have ever seen a child love anything and having new storylines and new vehicles has just added to his love of the world of PAW Patrol. BUILT-IN VEHICLE LAUNCHER: Load any of the Ready, Race, Rescue Pups and their Race & Go Deluxe Vehicles (sold separately) onto the launcher platform. Push the yellow button to launch the car and keep on racing!There are four tyres on the top. One makes sounds when pressed, and the other flips open the Mobile Pit Stop and the side springs out with the racecar positioned on top of the vehicle launcher. It is sturdy, colourful and is simple enough that it still requires them to use their imagination to use – important for developing key skills. It is also compact enough that it doesn’t take up too much space compared to some of the bigger items in the range. If you know a PAW Patrol fan then this is a lovely gift.

There is space for pups to drive the Mobile Pit Stop; in the film it’s driven by Ryder and Robot Dog and (surprise, surprise) we already had these characters from previous playsets. Once the car is ready, your child can launch it at the press of a button so it can carry on with the race. First off, it makes noises. Car noises are brilliant fun. There’s car fixing noises [our favourite], honking and beeping, some engine roaring and the the PAW Patrol theme tune we all know so well. Unfortunately Marshall’s idol, racing driver ‘The Whoosh’, ends up injured. Instead of pulling out of the championship and letting the cheating Cheetah (a relative of the naughty Mayor Humdinger, obviously) win, he inexplicably he asks Marshall to take over and take part in the championship race for him.

It’s certainly not the worst film I’ve seen over the last year (The Emoji Movie, I’m looking at you). As always, it’s briliantly made with solid construction and looks just like it should. It’s going to be a huge hit with any little one who saw the movie too. There were a few things we noticed – such as Chase. Unlike other pups that we have, the Ready Race Rescue range don’t appear to be articulated and feel cheaper, almost like copies, which is a shame. Having said that, we already have many Paw Patrol pups and so it wasn’t a huge hardship.