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The Kids Truck Store - Lots & Lots of Trucks Vol. 1
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List Price: $9.95
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Manufacturer: Consumervision
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Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 9781581682298
Format: Color
ISBN: 1581682298
Label: Consumervision
Manufacturer: Consumervision
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Consumervision
Release Date: 2001-08-01
Running Time: 30
Studio: Consumervision
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Summary: Great for Adults too
Comment: Get passed the songs, which although catchy, get a bit too much after awhile, (especially if you are watching vol.1 and 2 in succession) and this video will appeal to anyone with an interest in trucks, dozers, harvesting and farm equipment and big machinery. Volume 2 is also excellent so buy both and see Big Foot in action, truck drags, logging operations, the Freightliner assembly line, earthmoving and some excellent remote control toy action. Very watchable videos for all ages. John Deere enthusiasts will find these videos exceptionally collectable.
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Summary: Best truck video for kids
Comment: This is by far and away the best truck video for kids we've ever watched and we've got em all! It's got everything from contruction trucks to fire trucks and lots more. The music is really catchy and my son watches it over and over again. No boring talking - all action and fun. Says it's award-winning and in our book it is - guaranteed to make some youngster (and even oldster happy).
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Summary: Toddler Terrific
Comment: My 18mos old son has this video on his list of top three best videos (it's not Elmo, so it can't be his absolute favorite). He watches from beginning to end and screams "Weeeee!" whenever any vehicle takes air. It's got motorcycles, and snow plows, tractors, and all kinds of moving machinery. The production value is just fine for this audience and the building of a truck from scratch is still interesting even after 100 showings. There is no violence in the video (as in cars crashing into each other) which I'm glad of.
It has a couple of cute songs that we sing along with, and most importantly, the men in the family will sit and watch with my son without feeling that they are being de-masculated. Sometimes they will even talk about what is going on in this Trucks with the tot, which is what it's all about. Grownup men don't "do" Elmo, I've found. This Trucks video is good for daddies and toddlers to bond over.
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Editorial Reviews:
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Trucks come in all shapes and sizes, but no matter their make, they all exude an incredible sense of power and action. This 30-minute video takes a close-up look at a huge variety of trucks--racing trucks, emergency trucks, construction trucks, farm trucks, and freight trucks--all hard at work. Skillful photography from every angle and real-life sounds put viewers in the thick of the action. Add original songs by award-winning Jim Coffey and it's nothing less than a multi-sensory experience that's sure to fuel any truck lover's addiction to the world of trucking. Especially awesome are the footage of snowplows at work and the segment showing the assembly of an entire big rig in the Freightliner factory. Truck fans of all ages will find this show powerful and riveting. --Tami Horiuchi
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