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Are your young ones obsessed with builders, bulldozers and wrecking balls? Future construction managers and architects need a strong foundation in imaginative play and the building blocks for a future in cranes and trucks.
Get to work on building new adventures with the best construction vehicle toys for boys and girls of all ages!
2-in-1 means double the fun – this LEGO® Technic™ Telehandler set rebuilds into a super-cool tow truck toy with steering and a lifting crane arm!
The buildable Telehandler comes complete with realistic features for roleplaying fun on-site scenarios, including the steering, lifting arm and tilting forks to lift and move the pallet accessory included.
This is a great way to introduce kids aged 7 and above who are interested in construction to the intriguing world of engineering.
They might not be much fun when you’re driving on the road yourself, but when you bring home the roadworks, there’s nothing but excitement at playtime.
This front-end loader with a bucket that actually tips is ready to start work digging up the concrete and putting it back in place. Cordon off the route with traffic cones and a roadworks sign, then get down to business!
The ideal introduction to the exciting world of LEGO City for young builders aged four and up, this set comes with a wheelbarrow and a shovel for the included LEGO road worker minifigure to use – as well as a small rat toy startled by all the digging!
There’s more than one way to build a LEGO City!
Call in the six-wheeled truck to get the Road Plate into position. Start by lowering the support legs into place, then lift, rotate and extend the boom before connecting the winch to the piece and carrying it into position.
Then disconnect, pull the crane back into its mobile form and hit the road you’ve just built to head to the next building site.
Mix it up at playtime with the super cool Cement Mixer Truck. Drive the two builder minifigures to the construction site and get ready to build!
Start with the jackhammer to break up old cement, then mix the new bricks before pouring them into place and affixing them to the land accessory.
Cart extra cement around in the wheelbarrow – but don’t forget to put on your safety helmets!
Heavy-duty construction calls for a heavy-duty excavator.
Move the big shovel into position by raising and lowering the arm, moving the vehicle along on its running belts and rotating the body – just like the real thing.
There’s even a detailed cabin for the driver, including a control panel, and the set comes with LEGO brick stones to heave up, as well as four cones to mark the work area and keep civilians at a safe distance.
And if that’s not enough, this two-in-one design can be rebuilt into a tracked tractor with a backhoe for farmyard action!
Sometimes it’s less about construction and more about saving the building! This classic fire truck has a functioning cherry picker arm for lifting a host of LEGO City TV characters like Bob and Feldman above the flames.
Get Toastie the firefighter robot in on the action – with its working cannon that shoots water elements, the flames don’t stand a chance.
Kids can play out stories straight from the LEGO City Adventures TV series, or combine with other LEGO City sets to come up with their own escapades as fire overruns the entire play area!
Stack up the firefighting accessories in the fire truck’s compartment and load Toastie the robot up the ramp to transport the whole team to the next mission.
Get your young one clearing the way with one of the best building toys for kids aged 2 and over! This toy truck-and-digger set are a powerful team when it comes to clearing out boulders from the construction site.
Put the two workers in the vehicles to drive them and act out imaginative building scenes to encourage your little builder as they develop physical and cognitive skills.
The excavator’s rotating digger swoops in to pick up the boulder and drop it in the truck. Move it to a safer location and dump it up with the truck’s tipping function – and the toy boulder can even split open!
Put together the loader with a scooping bucket that really lifts and tilts, as well as an operator’s cab, control panel, roll cage and front and rear lights to make your young builder feel like they’re really working on a construction site.
And when the realistic construction features aren’t enough, take the two-in-one model apart and rebuild it as a sporty Hot Rod to turn the construction site into a high-octane dirt racetrack!
