KiNSFUN 6 inch Long-Nose School Bus Die Cast Metal Model Toy Car w/Pullback Action

This die cast school bus was very well made. My toddler grandson loved the pull back motion feature. Also, it was a bonus that the doors opened & closed. Very happy with the quality of this toy,

nice size for small hands- doors open and stop sign extends. good quality

My kiddo saw our neighbor with a school bus and wanted one so we bought this one. It’s very well made and fun to play with outside. He loves to open the tiny door and close it again. It was the perfect school bus to buy for the price.

The size is decent, it's nearly proportionate to matchbox cars. More importantly, the quality is excellent, it's very realistic and even has a stop sign that pops out and both doors open and close. It self-propels when pulled back, and after over a month of tough love from a 2 year old school bus fanatic, it's still sturdy and in like-new condition.

Got this for my two year old on his birthday because he loves busses. He was immediately infatuated, and has never stopped rolling it around on every surface imaginable. We have had it about six months and it is still one of his favorite toys. It goes really fast when you pull it back, and the mechanism still works well after lots of over-rolling on two’s behalf. The stop sign broke off in less than 24 hours, but he didn’t notice until last week, hahaha. The doors are also loose now so they don’t stay closed, but that only bothers him sometimes. One tire also has a rip in it, so it might fall off soon. Overall has been a great little bus that he absolutely loves, and for the price has lasted about as well as expected.

My son loves lots of things but currently he’s on buses. This school bus has some weight to it and seems to be mostly cast aluminum so the durability is pretty good. The doors that open and shut are also of good strength and he hasn’t broken them yet. The only thing that he broke so far is the little stop sign that folds out on the side. Since that’s the only plastic moving part it kinda makes sense. It’s relatively small though so it being fragile was a bit worrying. I thought he swallowed it at first but was able to find it since he spit it out after biting it. Maybe the next one I’ll just break off myself. The pull back action works nicely and he’s constantly zooming the bus around our hallway and walkways. All in all totally worth the money. Would buy again.

I have a vehicle-obsessed 3-year-old son and he picked out a die cast bus just like this one on an end cap at Lowe’s one day that he played with for about a year and a half before it broke apart in his hands. Dude was devastated.Like everyone else on the planet, I immediately opened up Amazon for a replacement and found this one. It’s nearly identical and is just as sturdy and functional.My son plays rough - a lot of simulated car accidents, falling off cliffs, explosions, careening into large bodies of water, demolition derbies, and just general chaos. This thing takes a beating and holds up pretty well.Occasionally a tire will slip off a wheel that needs dads attention but its a quick fix. Definitely worth the price for a year or two of toddler enjoyment.

My daughter was obsessed with the Cocomelon-style bus, so we bought this for her. It’s highly durable, well-finished, and great quality overall. Definitely worth buying for kids!Its been long time we are using this and till date its same