Little People Builders Farm Ride-On Review

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(More customer reviews)Got this toy for my 12 month old who is a little too timid to walk on his own but cruises all over the place as long as he has something to hold on to. He LOVES this! He pushes it all over the house then stops and opens the seat to put the blocks in and out of. He is also very musical so his favorite part is being able to push the buttons and play music.
We've only had it for a few days but so far its perfect. Only thing is the stickers are already peeling (or being peeled) off. Not a big deal.

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Star Wars AT-AT Walker Model Kit Review

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(More customer reviews)This is a good model of an AT-AT from Star Wars. The peices are good quality plastic but some don't fit very well together (the main body). The front legs have a poseable knee joint but the aft ones are stiff - so I bought two of this kit and just used two front legs on one model. I had to do some surgery (on the knee joints) to make them move more and I put a wire and a soft light puddy from Crayola in the head neck and "chest" sections of the walker, now the head moves more smoothly and easily than the "rubber band friction" of the origianl kit. I would recomend adding weight to the footpads with plaster or bb's. I also drilled out the shoulder apparatus and added a the moving shoulder joint as seen in the movies. That is very difficult however, it took several tries to get it right. But now I have a model walker with moving head, shoulder, knee and ankle joints for a full range of poses. The model from the kit is a good model, but with some creativity and patience, you can make it much, much better.

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