One of my husband’s favorite memories from childhood is assembling toy cars from those kits you’d find at the local hobby shops. I personally didn’t understand the draw to it until we had our own kids. Like with many kids’ toys, it’s the dreaming and creating parts that are the most fun when playing with toys!
Nearly two years later and my son is still LOVING his Modarri toy cars! {Check out our post from 2014 when we introduced you to Modarri!}
He loves cruising them around the house and challenging his sisters to car races with them. But, even more so, he loves taking them apart, switching the parts around between the cars, and creating new ones. And that’s really what Modarri is all about!
With the holiday shopping season just around the corner, Modarri has released even more car sets and body packs to further expand your car-creating collection!
With the use of the included hex-tool, kids {or adults} can take apart the Modarri car, switch pieces from another car, reassemble and go. The “EZ Grip Body” makes it super easy for kids to “drive” as their finger fits right in the driver seat and the grab rails allow them to make quick turns or invent cool new moves. And the real suspension built into the Modarri cars makes the driving experience even that much more fun and real!
The new Body Packs and Wheel Pack take accessorizing to a whole new level as they allow you to build even more new car designs without purchasing an entire car.
With just a few Modarri cars, we’re looking at literally thousands of new car combinations! I will speak from experience….once they start building and rearranging parts with the Modarri cars, they will be busy for hours! And it’s so fun to watch their little brains work as they brainstorm and imagine new combinations!
Now my son has his heart set on the cool Modarri Transporter he saw in this video:
For more info on Modarri toy cars, visit their website at Modarri.com or cruise on over to their Modarri Facebook page.
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November 5, 2016 at 4:53 pmThanks so much for the great review Stacey! It makes us very happy to hear that your kids are still playing with Modarri cars!
hannah
November 2, 2016 at 1:54 pmwhat a neat concept! I like that you can take them apart and redesign it. My brother used to do model car kits too, but it was the ones where you build and paint it and are done with it.
Cynthia R
November 2, 2016 at 9:52 amThese cars look so cool. I bet my nephew would love one.
Jaime
November 2, 2016 at 7:49 amThese are so cool. My son would love this. What a great birthday or Christmas gift.