This is a stunt vehicle according to Hero – like James Bond but for the Paw Patrol. It ejects the driving Pups whilst still in motion and that makes it very cool indeed. Chase is included with the newest Paw Patrol Pit Stop MOBILE PIT STOP INSTRUCTIONS

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There is space for pups to drive the Mobile Pit Stop; in the film it’s driven by Ryder and Robot Dog and (surprise, surprise) we already had these characters from previous playsets. Will the pups figure out what’s going on and stop the dastardly thief? Will Marshall manage to beat the baddies and bring home the trophy, despite him being a dog and not having any racing experience? But when the legendary racer is unable to drive in the championship race, he calls on his biggest fan-pup Marshall to take the wheel and race in his place! The newest Paw Patrol vehicle arrived to whoops of glee from Hero. Here’s what we thought of the latest addition to Ryder’s Fleet. PAW PATROL READY RACE RESCUE MOBILE PIT STOP Apparently you can do the ejecting going along, so we tried down a hill at IBM – I wouldn’t recommend with a bunch of over excited kids unless you’re ready with your video for You’ve Been Framed. There was much yelling and tripping and stumbling forward, but it was fun. POINTS TO NOTEDisclaimer: We got to see Ready, Race, Rescue for free and were sent the Paw Patrol Mobile Pit Stop toy for the purposes of this review post.

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Unfortunately Marshall’s idol, racing driver ‘The Whoosh’, ends up injured. Instead of pulling out of the championship and letting the cheating Cheetah (a relative of the naughty Mayor Humdinger, obviously) win, he inexplicably he asks Marshall to take over and take part in the championship race for him. The Ready Race Rescue Mobile Pit Stop comes with a Chase figure and his own race car. You can buy the rest of the race pups separately (aff link) to complete the collection – perfect for birthday gifts from family and friends. There is something magical about those pups, he loves them more than I have ever seen a child love anything and having new storylines and new vehicles has just added to his love of the world of PAW Patrol. The Mobile Pit Stop, which features throughout the film, is the biggest of them, and we were sent one to have a play with!

WHY IS MARSHALL NOT THE PUP IN THE BOX?

You see, as an incurably hopeless, wish-upon-a-star daydreamer, when my first baby boy came into my life, I swiftly realised that being the parent you thought you would be, and creating family memories to treasure in the way you imagined before your baby was born [and keeping you awake all night] is a real challenge. As an exhausted mom to 3 beautiful boys aged 5-11, Keep Up With the Jones Family began as a family blog and turned into my passion. With last year’s ‘Mighty Pups’ Paw Patrol film (and, naturally, the associated toy range) proving a huge hit, it was inevitable that we would go and see this year’s Paw Patrol film; Ready, Race, Rescue. Ready, Race, Rescue

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There are four tyres on the top. One makes sounds when pressed, and the other flips open the Mobile Pit Stop and the side springs out with the racecar positioned on top of the vehicle launcher. Your favorite PAW Patrol pup, Chase, is ready to race and rescue with the Mobile Pit Stop Team Vehicle! It’s certainly not the worst film I’ve seen over the last year (The Emoji Movie, I’m looking at you).There are few things that my son enjoys more than a trip to the cinema, especially when it involves his favourite things in the world; popcorn and Paw Patrol. Some critics (mums in my parenting group) have complained that it’s very Marshall heavy and that, given he drives a fire engine, he probably isn’t the most natural choice to become a racing driver but that’s nonsense. Marshall is my son’s favourite Paw Patrol pup and I think Chase is a bit of an idiot personally. Ready, Race, Rescue toys