00:00I wanted to show you this peluche from my favorite character of this movie, the
00:20Ardilla, I say Ardilla, I prefer to say it like this, with the bellota. It's a pretty large peluche,
00:27I'm going to measure about 30 centimeters, a little more, and the truth is that the skin of this peluche is quite soft.
00:57One more time, you ready? Push it in, pop it out. That's the gimmick.
01:02And here it's the same thing that I'm stressed a little. Well, the good thing is that you can see,
01:07they're pure hearts. They're three hearts that I think, when it flutes a little, they would
01:12look more detailed. This figure is super beautiful, you can even sit there.
01:20Cool kids combos. This is a fun looking bag. Find the acorn. So there's a maze here. So there's the start,
01:28and there's the finish. So you finish with the acorn. Whoa, that's a really big maze. So there's Krat in his space suit.
01:40Alright, next we have what would have been a snow globe that I don't want to fill with water because
01:46there's a small crack in it and I don't want it to leak. But somebody that I bought this from, they managed
01:54to wedge the stickers in here. So it came with a little sticker decal sheet. You can see that right there.
02:00Some of the characters get Manny and Diego. And then a couple of backdrops here for this little snow globe.
02:05So you could have the not so icy age and then the ice age. And what you do is you shove that in there
02:12and you can flip flop it depending on what scenery you want. You do this and watch the little snowflakes flake around.
02:20Check out callschoolkids.com and hardyschoolkids.com for more fun. So there's Krat and he's trying to reach for his acorn.
02:28What kind of nut does Krat try to bury? Enter the answer on the cool kids website and get a surprise.
02:35That's a pretty easy question. Hint, it is a seed of the oak tree.
02:41And there's the acorn. And it actually broke the space mask of Krat there.
03:03Alright, so this is an interesting one and I don't know if it's going to work. We're going to try it.
03:11What you see here is I've got this little glacier in my hand. It's a nice unassuming glacier.
03:16But he could pull this back and wind it up. And as you can see, it will do nothing. Nothing at all. Why?
03:22Why is it doing nothing? Well, if you spread the glacier apart... Let's see if I can get this to work.
03:28Whoa!
03:32What happens is you unleash this little guy. I think his name is Skrit, if I'm not mistaken.
03:38Something like that. Chasing his eggs. Got his acorn now.
03:42But that's a cool little toy. So then you kind of bottle them back up and then you can wind them back up and do the whole thing again.
03:50So see, this is a pretty well sculpted figure, especially for its size. I'd say he's about an inch tall.
03:57See, the paint applications are nicely done, as well as the paint job itself. Pretty movie accurate.
04:02And he's in this weird pose. I don't really know what he's doing. Maybe he's trying to hold something from crushing him.
04:08So yeah, he's also a solid rubber piece. So it's good that Mattel is using rubber for their toys.
04:15And then you can't use rubber for their toys.
04:50The reason why these three figures have holes on the bottom is so they can go on the peg on the ice slider, which is just a translucent blue ice with two plastic wheels and a large metal ball.
05:11So let's see how Scrat goes on the ice.
05:17So yeah, he stays pretty well.
05:19So there he is on the ice slider.
05:23Toy number 11 is Scrat and his spaceship.
05:26Love this spaceship.
05:27It looks so cool.
05:29So there's Scrat.
05:30He's got his space mask on.
05:32And he's always on the hunt for his elusive acorn there.
05:37And let's see if this actually moves.
05:39So his arms actually move a little bit.
05:42You can move them up and down like that.
05:44So you'll see at the bottom here, there's a couple of wheels.
05:47So this here, he's a pullback toy.
05:49So let's pull Scrat back.
05:51Ready, Scrat?
05:52Let's go!
05:54Shoo!
05:55Whoa, you see that?
05:57He keeps on moving back and forth.
05:59That's great.
06:00So he moves up like this and then back and then forward and then back and then forward.
06:07Oh, yeah.
06:07That's great.
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