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There’s enough attention to detail that you could probably put them to work.

It’s almost too cute.

For kids who understand that every doll needs a checkup, a wheelchair ramp, and possibly a tiny gift shop.

If you don’t let them work on this car, it’s only a matter of time before they start tinkering with yours.

Making a knee-high piece of equipment feel like operating the real thing requires a whole lot of attention to detail. Get ready for serious work at 1:14 scale.

We have liftoff. The ceiling fan is going to hate this.

Adorable little oil-stained coveralls not included.

When getting the job done requires a softer touch.

A road trip set for anyone who believes the journey should include outfit changes, multiple pets, and rainbow rims.

For anyone ready to manage a city where an ice cream shop, fire department, gorilla problem, and dragon-addled commute all coexist.

Serious work at 1:14 scale.

As close as you can get to climbing behind the (very tiny) wheel.

An impressive machine on all terrain.

It’s like a monster truck in your driveway.

Put eyes out in the wild. Or behind the couch. Or in the driveway…

There’s off-roading, there’s rock-crawling, and there’s blasting ahead at full speed and seeing what happens.

The best adventures usually begin with someone saying, "Don’t go too far!” and then being promptly ignored.

Italian style arrives early for some.

Watch them arrive on the scene with resolve, a sense of purpose, and a working water sprinkler that won’t go unused.

For some kids, dirt is a way of life.

When your kid is already backfilling at an eighth-grade level.

There are lots of little electric cars out there, but some kids are just built differently.

Every project begins with moving something from one place to another.

Some kids dream about sports cars. Others lean into heavy equipment.

They say getting the first Lambo is the hardest…

For future enthusiasts, the first Porsche can arrive a little earlier than you’d think.

Where little kid energy meets midlife crisis chic.

It looks impossible to operate right up until a kid takes off down the hallway like they’ve been operating one for years.

Some designs stick around because they got it right the first time.

Watch your back. The 12-volt motorcycle club is about to arrive.

If only your 401(k) contributions landed with a fraction of the charm.

Lizards are generally unpredictable. This one, slightly less so.

From the Smithsonian Institution, this is the Spinosaurus that junior paleontologists can command using a simple to operate remote control.

Inspired by Disney’s sea‑witch enchantress, this bubbling cauldron invites children to conjure shimmering potions with sound, light, and theatrical flair.