The requested URL was not found on this server. If you entered the URL manually please check your spelling and try again.Bright Starts Chime Along Friend - (Colors/Styles Vary) Add my images & videos Orders over $29 ship for free.* Free Store Pickup in an Hour: Select a store Shipping: Multiple shipping options available. Gift wrap is available for this item. This item is sold in our stores. Please check your local store for availability. FREE Shipping on ANY purchase of $29 or more. Surcharges may apply on heavy/large items. - Free Shipping (See Details) Baby will love the Bright Starts Pretty In Pink Chime Along Friend and its fun, happy chiming sounds. With a gentle shake, this character chimes away, making baby smile.The Bright Starts Chime Along Friend - (Colors/Styles Vary) Features:A portion of proceeds goes to support breast cancer research and awareness3 characters, each sold separatelyIncludes 1 characterBisphenol-A freeColorful, plush character is fun to touchFun Link attaches to carriers, strollers and moreMaterial: polyester and plasticCare: clean with damp cloth and mild soapAir dryDimensions: 3.25 inch width x 2.25 inch depth x 5.25 inch heightPlease Note
: Includes 1 character. Item selection is random and chosen at time of shipment. We cannot accept requests for specific items. You may receive duplicates.Bright Starts puts fun first! Their smart, fresh solutions for parents and their babies deliver convenience, value, and FUN throughout each day. With a growing portfolio of innovative activity centers, play gyms, gear and toys, Bright Starts products guarantee a good time - for babies AND their parents. Bright Starts products are infused with the perfect combination of clever and engaging features, and are designed to spark smiles and laughter while developing your baby. Start the fun with even more items in our Bright Starts Brand Store! Fun, plush characters chime with a gentle shake Easy-grip clip attaches to almost anything for on-the-go fun Colorful plush characters are fun to touch and enhance visual development Coordinates with other items in the Bright Starts Pink Collection Product Dimensions (in inches):12.0 x 4.0 x 4.0
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Displaying reviews 1-10Previous | Next »I would buy again I would buy this product again! Cute toy I would like to chose one. Good item for car seat Would buy again I like it but... Dangle chimes ProsEasy To Set UpConsFlimsyBest UsesPlaypenI would purchase this item again Would buy again Displaying reviews 1-10Back to topPrevious | My favourite Ferrari the Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano is available in LEGO®. Below is the LEGO Racer 8145 model coming in at 1:10 scale measuring an impressive 18 inches in length. I was also very impressed at the look of this as LEGO has really come on from the early days of LEGO Technics. The finished model has the V12 front mounted engine with working pistons and realistic details all round, such as functional doors, boot, hood and steering system. It took me over 3 hours of build time but nothing was overly complicated (mainly due to the great instructions as usual from LEGO) and you get a few spare parts too. Price per part for this model is very good too, ending up with a good sized model.
I have been a LEGO fan since I was small and I’ve always seen them as a techie jigsaw puzzle with the ability to build something that isn’t fixed. I also think they are great for younger minds as its a good way to bring out creativity and problem solving abilities in kids. (as well as a great way to keep them engrossed for a few hours). With this kit there are plenty of modifications you can make, for instances, with a few more pieces from LEGO you could build the Ferrari Enzo. I am looking into whether it is possible to add a motor to make this into a remote control car.Brick by brick, Lego is building a new manufacturing and distribution facility in China, whose growing middle class could help the company expand beyond maturing markets in Europe and North America. But the world’s second-largest toy maker is also facing a daunting challenge on par with building a full-scale Lego X-Wing: China is also where a slew of Lego knock-offs and imitations are made and sold. The privately held Danish toymaker said in March that it plans to break ground next year on its first Asian manufacturing and distribution center in the Chinese city Jiaxing, investing a “three-digit million euro figure” in a facility that will employ 2000 employees by the time it starts churning out the company’s iconic plastic bricks in 2017.
More than 400 billion Lego bricks have been manufactured since the company was founded in 1932—that’s about 62 for every person on Earth. But the massive Chinese market remains relatively untapped. All of Asia contributed only 10% of the company’s revenues, which totaled $1.9 billion in the first half of 2013, although the region did provide the biggest boost in terms of percentage growth. “Asia is not a supply base, it’s a market and a growing market,” CEO Joergen Vig Knudstorp told Bloomberg on Tuesday. “The urbanization where 500 million people are going to become members of a middle class that will look to great schools, great infrastructure but also play as an important part of childhood.” China in particular could be a Lego hotbed. The company’s famed ability to help kids express their creativity could strike a chord with newly-affluent parents seeking every possible advantage for their kids. The company-affiliated Lego Foundation is already working with Chinese students—a group from Tsinghua University built a low-cost atomic force microscope using Legos, 3D-printed parts and off-the-shelf electronics earlier this month, and the foundation is also working with migrant children to “develop their creative talents through hands-on learning.”
However, the more popular Lego becomes in China, the more pressure it will face from competing manufacturers who build identical-looking bricks, widely known as “Lego clones.” The company is currently embroiled in a legal fight with Hong Kong-based Best-Lock Construction Toys, which Lego has accused of ripping off its signature “mini-figures,” the latest in a long line of Lego court battles. Way back in 2003, shortly after China joined the World Trade Organization, the company won a landmark decision when the Beijing High People’s Court ruled that Chinese toymaker Coko Toy had infringed on Lego’s copyrights. But there are still dozens of copies and clones on the market that either fraudulently claim to be Lego or merely state they are “compatible with leading building bricks.” Blocks from Chinese companies like Ligao and Banbao are often direct copies of Lego designs. Lego’s best strategy may be to tout its high manufacturing standards as most Chinese toy factories are focused on exporting low-cost products, often tainted with heavy metals, rather than higher-quality toys for domestic consumption.