Classic Building Blocks 1/12 Red Tractor Farm Toy Building Set Gift for Kids Ages 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Includes Shifting Structure, Steering Structure Features (Classic Edition)

Was challenging

Nephew enjoyed the tractor

My son is so excited to build this tractor but no instructions came with it! I’ve tried to look them up but can’t find any. Any suggestions would be helpful or photos of the book or the actual book.

No chrome pieces like in the pictures. Had to substitute the muffler pipe to use as front axle (missing pieces.)

I really love LEGO sets, but this tractor rural toy isn't from LEGO. Before receiving the set, I hoped that the quality wouldn't be too poor. After receiving the product, I was extremely happy. The quality of the pieces is excellent, and the instructions are very clear. There are no missing pieces. It would be even better if there were more designs available.

The instruction manual is very detailed and easy to read. The quality of the parts is excellent, not exactly Lego, but the quality of the parts is very close to Lego. Each movable part fits well, making it an interesting tractor toy. I hope you can release more models in this building toy series.

Creo que es un bonito lego ,,,,, para armar con un niño ,,,,, en. Mi caso lo armé para mis nietos

There is a lot of "good" about this kit.1) The box is sturdy, well-decorated, and resealable.2) I think the model looks great. It makes a nice display piece. You may not know it's a building kit at first glance.3) There are many mechanisms in a small kit: Worm gear, levers, universal joint, crankshaft with piston, reduction gears, open differential, portal axles, ball and socket joints, and even a drivetrain disconnect with a remote lever. There are a lot of mechanical principles to be seen here!4) The instructions were large and easy to read.5) The decals look good and are easy to apply (but not really needed if you want to leave them off).6) It has a place for a tow hook. Someone could make up a trailer with their own parts and add to the fun.There are only a couple of "not-so-good" things:1) The instructions, although easy to follow, are numbered oddly to me. Many steps span multiple pages and include several subassemblies within each step. It has 45 numbered steps, but it's really way more than that.2) The parts are in numbered bags, but the bags are not used in any particular order - so the bag numbers are meaningless. This is not a problem for an experienced builder, but little kids will be doing a lot of searching for the next piece.3) Almost all the parts fit together well, but I had one critical exception: One of my rear wheels does not stay on the axle at all. If I tip the tractor on its side, the wheel will just slide right off the axle shaft. I put a drop of white glue on the shaft and all is well enough. It's partially a design problem because they did not use an axle bushing to secure the wheel. It only has the wheel hub friction to hold it. A quick redesign with some custom parts would be a good solution. I only have one loose wheel, so they are not all like this.4) The wormgear steering is very imprecise. There is enough backlash in the interface to turn the steering axle lock-to-lock without moving the steering wheel. This is really just a limitation of the scale tolerances. The concept is still good and works well enough for play. It may be prototypical - this style of tractor probably didn't have the most accurate steering in real life either.5) There are a couple of parts that are easily knocked off - like the exhaust stack. This is a minor design flaw. There are better ways to make similar structures that would be more secure.I had fun building it over a few hours while watching TV. I think it's a great little "Technic-like" set with a bunch of great mechanisms to learn from. I recommend it.