1974 Ford F-250 Monster Truck Bigfoot #1 Blue “The Original Monster Truck” (1979) Hobby Exclusive 1/64 Diecast Model Car by Greenlight

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out of 5, based on 8 reviews

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I only gave this 2 stars because it looks nice, and maybe I misunderstood and this isn’t actually supposed to be a toy. My son unwrapped it as a gift and within 5 minutes 2 pieces had snapped off. A few minutes later he dropped it and the whole top snapped off the bottom half. So within 10 minutes of opening the whole thing was superglued together (so going to be pretty useless). If you’re looking for a toy, stick with the brand name miniature cars. This was not worth the money.

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Not recommended at all if your kid is to play with it! Very fragile! It seems to be more of a collectible than a toy! Not a toy material, it broke several times each time I fix it, a part breaks!Again horrible as a toy! Maybe nice as a collectible as it looks nice! Looks really nice but not for playing, maybe displaying!

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So… it was supposed to be BLUE, I have the Kings of Crunch Series which I put next, just notice the difference. (O.o)

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If you want to keep your cars in the nice perfect packaging, I wouldn’t suggest buying this since it does not ship in a box. Blister was pretty busted up. I opened it so I didn’t care as much.

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Greenlight has a warning that this is a collectible-not a toy. They last 10 minutes average in the hands of a child before crumbling or ‘the wheels come off ‘. Lousy wat to do business. 8 out of 12 1/64’s had wrinkled packages or box burn in this latest order. Was going to return them but have a show tomorrow with Bugfoot’s Creator, Bob Chandler, and have no time left to reorder.

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This little toy truck is impressive, the attention to detail on it is way beyond my expectations. I mean everything From the Bigfoot graphics and little truck painted on the side, to the axles being painted with the Iconic 4x4x4 on blue just like the original Bigfoot #1. A bit expensive but totally worth it if you’re a fan.

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I didn’t notice till I took it out of the package, but one of the wheels was put on backward during assembly. “Firestone” is clearly supposed to be on the outside of the tire well, but is printed on the inside of one of the rear wheels. It’s disappointing because it’s the second defect that I’ve had with two purchases of Greenlight vehicles. I also expected the wheels to rotate independently of each other, but they don’t and are affixed to the two axels.

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If you’re getting this as a memorabilia item, go for it. If you’re getting it for a 4 yr old that will play with it, look for something else. My son has gone thru 2 of these and wasn’t even playing very rough with them. Each lasted about a week and a half.