Bruder CAT Telehandler

Bought this for my toddler, he's maybe slightly too young to appreciate the finer details just yet. Amazing all the difference features, from the arm extending, to rising up all controlled from different knobs that look natural on the toy. Solid build quality too that has withstood a number of falls from a high bench too! Well worth the slightly more premium price than your average toy.

Brought this for my 3yr old farm machinery mad boy, had a couple of the bruder tractors but this was the first tele handler, my son nearly passed out with excitement! I love the way these toys are made, if they do ever pop apart they are so easy to 'pop back in'! But that's rare I would say, very pleased and look forward to getting the Manitou next!! God someone buy me a lottery ticket!!?

My son loves it very sturdy looks like the real thing. And also very easy to use Hours of fun

This is to be used as a Training aid for novice operators, the quality is excellent, well built and very lifelike, I'm not someone that would normally bother with a review, but this deserves a good one. I've just received another Bruder Model Truck with a Lorry Loader Crane ( Hiab) fitted. also a great model and very good quality.

Great toy, 3yrd old boy loves it... just added to the collection. Good quality as I've come to expect from Bruder. I think it's worth the extra money, although I could have bought myself a top quality Gibson guitar with what I've spent on toys... there goes another dream for a committed parent!

Strong. Bit fiddly for a youngster but am sure he will master the extension and raising of the bucket

My son really likes this toy and plays with it a lot. He got it for Christmas. So far so good. Seems well made and does lots of things. Doors open, scoop moves and arm extends. Appears to be a good toy for the price.

I got this for my lad who is not quite 3 years old, (it does say that it's suitable for 3+ year olds). It looks great, plenty of detail and a good number of moving parts which is where it the construction of it lets it down. The digger arm moves up, down and extends by turning or winding knobs and handles on the digger, same deal with the bucket. Ours no longer work as my lad as snapped and broken them by trying to pull these things up, down, in and out, as he hasn't quite mastered the technique to operate them. If I'd waited until he was 3 would it make any difference, I really don't think it would. So be careful if your young one is quite rough and tumble this is probably not going to last, unless they are older, 5 or 6 perhaps and can operate the controls without snapping them off.