Does not have as many features as expected

While my child does like this Paw Patrol vehicle, it does not "transform" as much I expected. The fins pop out and it shoots a water bullet, but it does not change shape. My daughter likes that the cockpit opens so that Marshall can "fly." It is made of sturdy plastic and would be a good choice as a gift for a young child.

Son loved Mini Marshall

My son adored playing with the little Marshall and making sure he stayed safe in the boat while playing. He had fun with opening the lid and putting him/in out. Then of course him running around with it making silly noises was super adorable!

Super Cute With Fun Features

Really cute little PAW Patrol toy with some fun features that make it great for imaginative play. I like the shooting water jet in the back and the way the cockpit closes when Marshall is inside. Definitely great for little fans of the series!

Lots of Ways to Play!

Thanks to #FamilyRatedClub we got to try out this awesome Paw Patrol Aqua Pups toy! Marshall and his vehicle offer so many fun ways to play, we loved driving it around, playing with the figurine but mostly we had fun seeing who could shoot his water missile the farthest! This toy will be a hit for a long time to come 🐶🚒💦

Marshall Dolphin Vehicle Provides Imaginative Fun

The PAW Patrol Aqua Pups Marshall Transforming Dolphin Vehicle provides lots of interactive fun in a cool dolphin-inspired design. The fins come out when you close the cockpit and it launches a water missile from the back. The toy can create lots of imaginary play from either driving it around on its wheels or pretending it is swimming underwater. Please note that it is not designed for actual play underwater.

Great!

This aqua Pups Transforming vehicle was a hit in our house. Our little one is just getting in to paw patrol so he was very excited to play, with this new toy. It was fairly sturdy for a 3 year old. It's quickly become a favorite in our home. I would recommend it!

Fun Marshall toy

A sturdy toy with great details: the complete closure of the door and the launcher that pops up and launches the projectile. Just be careful where your child aims it especially with other small children around. Also be ready to help your child look for the projectile! There were a few times I had to go look behind/under the sofa and the tv. Overall, a super fun toy for kids (3+ years old) and lots of imagination and pretend play! #gotitfree

Fun to play with

This made a perfect addition to my kiddos paw patrol collection. Good quality and the size was just perfect for his little hand.
Loved the various functionality of the toy, from transforming the regular vehicle into the rescue model to launching the projectile in the event of trouble. It was super easy to navigate these functions and an awesome way to develop those fine motor skills through pretend play.
Best of all, this makes an amazing Christmas gift idea for your little ones ages 3years and above

Fun and sturdy

A lot of toys these days are not durable, but this one is. It's not flimsy, the plastic is thick and sturdy. The Marshall figurine and the vehicle are quite large. It's easy to fit Marshall inside, even for a 3 year old, and the "glass" snaps shut easily, too. The projectile shoots out with a press of a button. I would caution parents that the button is easy to press and can be pressed by accident, so I would only let a kid play with it if they can understand to point it away from themselves or others. It shoots out with some force, and flies nicely, but I wouldn't want to get hit by it in a tricky spot. Luckily, the vehicle is quite fun even if the projectile is removed, and my daughter understands where to point it to shoot. The only problem is that she wants the rest of them now :D

a fun toy that allows kids to use their imaginatio

This figurine is well made and fun. It's the kind of toy that requires the use of the imagination and best suited for the kind of kid that doesn't always need hands on, engaging toys. So this figuring is best suited for a child over 3, as prior to that, I'm not sure the child would really know how to play or what to do with it.