I received a bunch of T-Machines recently and I have a review of them today. Opinions are 100% my own. I first heard about the T-Machines line of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles inspired vehicles at Toy Fair 2015. Each vehicle features a TMNT character popping out of a car of some sort. The line has basic cars, talking cars and even playsets and tracks. I received two single basic vehicles, one vehicle with sound and the Garage and Lair Playset. I made a video of my impressions of the toys and you can watch that below.

So, overall I like these toys. I would like to have more Donatello toys in my collection but that is besides the point. The vehicles have great rolling wheels and are very fast. I see that there is a big racing tower like playset that is either out or coming out soon and I’d love to race these vehicles against others that I have to see which are faster. I like the idea of being able to put the playsets together and make a larger play area. Also, by making the set have two levels it increase the play area even more. That is a great idea.

You can read more about the T-Machines and their official descriptions below.

T-Machines Single Pack Vehicles

Race through the sewers with the new T-Machines die-cast vehicles! Each 1/50 scale vehicle comes with an action-posed, non-removable figure who is driving the vehicle. Based on the hit Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles show on Nickelodeon, the vehicles are designed to capture the personality of the characters driving them.Featuring a die-cast chassis, flashy rims and unique custom look, these fast-rolling vehicles bring a whole new level of play to the Turtles world. All the vehicles are compatible with leading competitors track systems. Fall release includes: Michelangelo in Patrol Buggy, Casey in Ice Machine, Raphael in Armored Truck, Rat King in Hearse, Turflytle in Buggy, Donnie in Speed Demon, Karai Snake in Sports Car, Raph in Military Truck, Leo in Sports Car, Mikey in Party Wagon and Slash in Demolition Car. Ages 3+, SRP: $3.99

Vehicles with Sound Assortment

With the T-Machines sound vehicles, kids can hear the engines roar, tires squeal and their favorite Ninja Turtles scream out battle cries. Just press the button on the engine block and the vehicles come to life, playing 10-15 different Turtles phrases and vehicle sound effects! Each 1/50 scale vehicle comes with a non-removable Ninja Turtle driving the vehicle.
Collection includes: Extreme Speed Demon with Talking Raphael, Extreme Party Wagon with Talking Leonardo, Extreme Monster Truck with Talking Michelangelo and Extreme Service Truck with Talking Donnie. Ages 3+, SRP: $7.99

Garage & Lair Playset and Sewer Gas Station Playset

Kids can start building out cities with the T-Machines Garage & Lair playset and the Sewer Gas Station playset. Each playset includes tunnels, lifts and many other features for kids to roll and battle their T-Machines vehicles! The playsets can also be snapped together to create a bigger T-Machines play environment. Compatible with all T-Machines vehicles, each set come with an exclusive T-Rawket vehicle (Garage & Lair comes with exclusive Raphael in T-Rawket vehicle and Sewer Gas Station comes with exclusive Mikey in T-Rawket vehicle). Ages 3+, SRP $14.99

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