I was a little worried to purchase harvey fearing that the crane would break, or the string would snap. But to my pleasent surprise, there hasn’t been a single problem! My son will use the magnet hanging off his crane to tow other trains around.
Rating: 5 / 5
How can you not love Harvey. He is a strong, sensitive, lantern jawed, Steamie that can’t help but be really useful.
Sir Topham Hatt had brought him to Sodor because… well, accidents do happen. But his admission to the sheds was not assured. At first, the other Steamies were unwelcoming because he was different. Their talk hurt his feelings even though Thomas assured Harvey that they would come around.
Percy provided the means for the Steamies to see Harvey in a new light. He went off the rails at the Bulgy’s Bridge, providing an opportunity for Harvey to do his stuff.
And who doesn’t have an occasional problem when they are playing! My son usually finds an opportunity for Harvey to save the day at least once a day.
A good addition to the at home sheds.
Rating: 5 / 5
Harvey is a crane engine. He is designed to help if trains get into accidents. He has a bright, shiny face and his crane rotates. As with other engines in the Thomas collection, Harvey is strongly built for hours of fun interactive play. Harvey is sure to be a welcome addition to any Thomas collection.
Rating: 5 / 5
The little crane actually has aworking magnet that pulls the other trains. However, you have to turn the other trains on their ends for the magnets to connect. The Cranky and Rocky Thomas and Friends cranes are a little more sophistocated, but Harvey is much cuter.
Rating: 5 / 5
I thought for sure that some movable part on this engine would break, or that the engine would be perpetually tipping over. Neither has happened in the year+ we’ve owned Harvey. The magnet is strong enough to pick up another engine, or paper clips, coins, etc. The more moving parts, the more interesting the engine, and Harvey’s got the goods!
Rating: 5 / 5
I was a little worried to purchase harvey fearing that the crane would break, or the string would snap. But to my pleasent surprise, there hasn’t been a single problem! My son will use the magnet hanging off his crane to tow other trains around.
Rating: 5 / 5
How can you not love Harvey. He is a strong, sensitive, lantern jawed, Steamie that can’t help but be really useful.
Sir Topham Hatt had brought him to Sodor because… well, accidents do happen. But his admission to the sheds was not assured. At first, the other Steamies were unwelcoming because he was different. Their talk hurt his feelings even though Thomas assured Harvey that they would come around.
Percy provided the means for the Steamies to see Harvey in a new light. He went off the rails at the Bulgy’s Bridge, providing an opportunity for Harvey to do his stuff.
And who doesn’t have an occasional problem when they are playing! My son usually finds an opportunity for Harvey to save the day at least once a day.
A good addition to the at home sheds.
Rating: 5 / 5
Harvey is a crane engine. He is designed to help if trains get into accidents. He has a bright, shiny face and his crane rotates. As with other engines in the Thomas collection, Harvey is strongly built for hours of fun interactive play. Harvey is sure to be a welcome addition to any Thomas collection.
Rating: 5 / 5
The little crane actually has aworking magnet that pulls the other trains. However, you have to turn the other trains on their ends for the magnets to connect. The Cranky and Rocky Thomas and Friends cranes are a little more sophistocated, but Harvey is much cuter.
Rating: 5 / 5
I thought for sure that some movable part on this engine would break, or that the engine would be perpetually tipping over. Neither has happened in the year+ we’ve owned Harvey. The magnet is strong enough to pick up another engine, or paper clips, coins, etc. The more moving parts, the more interesting the engine, and Harvey’s got the goods!
Rating: 5 / 5