SIKU 1886 Mobile Crane Liebherr

Solidly built so on the heavier side. It's functional, crane arm can move sideways, up n down. Overall satisfied with quality.

Perfect size for boys below 10. My Nephew loved it. Excellent quality. all metal construction

Nice product with metal body by Sanjay

Fabulous Model, a must add for 1:87 collectors..!

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Good quality

Excellent product...

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I was skeptical at first because of the price relative to its small size, but this has stood up to some pretty rough handling by my toddler. The boom started coming loose from the truck, but I was able to tighten it back up because it's assembled with machine screws, and not glued together like many junk toys. We've had a lot of fun with this truck already, and it continues to sustain my son's interest. Good quality toy - I'm glad we bought it.

The Siku 1886, Liebherr Mobile Faucet is an absolute delight for any young construction enthusiast. This vibrant yellow faucet, made from a mix of sturdy metal and plastic, is packed with engaging features. It has moving parts like pull-out supports, a working cable winch, and a fully rotatable cover lift. The tap arm can be lifted, lowered, and telescoped, making playtime incredibly realistic and fun. Designed for kids aged three and above, this toy is not only entertaining but also safe and stable. The rubber tires and four metal supports ensure it rolls smoothly and stands firmly. My kid had a blast playing with it, and it's now a favorite in our toy collection. If you're looking for a gift that will spark joy and creativity, the Siku 1886, Liebherr Mobile Faucet is a fantastic choice!

Having been a fan of Siku toys when I was a child, and having kept most of those old 90's toys my own children are enjoying them now. This has sparked a constant nagging for me to buy more. For my 6year olds recent birthday I bought the Liebherr crane among other Siku products. This is an outstanding toy. He absolutely loves it! Perhaps one of its biggest appeals is, that unlike a lot of toy vehicles it is a scale replica of a real vehicle. We see these cranes all the time 'in real life' and you just can't buy decent toy cranes from most toy stores. They're usually generic and cheap with plastic bits that easily break off. You ask does my 6year old really care about this, but you'd be surprised. They aren't too keen on the hotwheels / matchbox range as they seem fantastical and usually very American orientated. Both my children appreciate this toy, they kinda get the whole concept of quality now. They treat these toys as play things as they should be, but they don't tend to bash the living daylights out of them, as they see its a bit of a special toy. This particular toy is really nice. The price seems a bit much but its worth it. It's already endured endless play and its durable, Its very weighty, the wheels are very sturdy. The little support legs are easy to pull out even for little ones. The crane boom arm is metal with a plastic extension inside which is decent quality and takes all the punishment of lifting various items my kids attempt. The only downside to me is the rope barrel, its easy to wind it in 80% of the time, but the way the knot is tied to the barrel, means it often gets jammed. Much to the annoyance of my kids. This is a minor problem for an otherwise great product from Siku, don't let it put you off, just be prepared to rewind it from time to time when the kids are struggling. I'd recommend this for anyone with kids who are going to look after them, saying that, it would probably take plenty of intense play punishment. Also its realistic enough that it would fit into a model railway.