Tent & Chair (2001-2003)
Sept 6, 2006 11:50:01 GMT -5
Post by Cheekadee on Sept 6, 2006 11:50:01 GMT -5
Tent & Chair (2001-2003)
Grade: A
The Good:
Tent:
When constructed, this tent is large enough for two dolls. It has two windows that roll open or velcro close, and a double door that also opens. The colors coordinate well and are just nice and bright. The material quality is high, as usual.
Chair: Cute! The chair unfolds with a snap. What else is there to say?
The Bad:
Tent:
The six tent poles are not connected to one another and only pressure keeps them together. This makes the tent somewhat tricky to assemble. I can see a young child (say, around seven or eight) having issues and needing a parent's help.
Chair: If you don't center the doll right, the chair can fold in on itself - whoops!
Overall, I think this is a great project. However, from what I've seen, the OG tents are almost as good! Unless you're a completist, I wouldn't break my neck getting this retired on E-Bay when you can get a similar one for $15 dollars with a sleeping bag from target.
Grade: A
The Good:
Tent:
When constructed, this tent is large enough for two dolls. It has two windows that roll open or velcro close, and a double door that also opens. The colors coordinate well and are just nice and bright. The material quality is high, as usual.
Chair: Cute! The chair unfolds with a snap. What else is there to say?
The Bad:
Tent:
The six tent poles are not connected to one another and only pressure keeps them together. This makes the tent somewhat tricky to assemble. I can see a young child (say, around seven or eight) having issues and needing a parent's help.
Chair: If you don't center the doll right, the chair can fold in on itself - whoops!
Overall, I think this is a great project. However, from what I've seen, the OG tents are almost as good! Unless you're a completist, I wouldn't break my neck getting this retired on E-Bay when you can get a similar one for $15 dollars with a sleeping bag from target.