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Popular Playthings Mix or Match Vehicles Fire & Rescue
Age : 3 Year+ Mix or match emergency vehicle parts to create the ultimate rescue machines! This unique building set allows your little engineers to use their imaginations to design and create their own rescue cars, planes, or boats. Hidden magnetic connectors make the pieces easy to connect and disconnect so they can build again and again. It's endless "Creativity on Wheels" and more! Included: 3 Pre-designed Rescue vehicles that can be taken apa
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Age : 3 Year+
Mix or match emergency vehicle parts to create the ultimate rescue machines! This unique building set allows your little engineers to use their imaginations to design and create their own rescue cars, planes, or boats. Hidden magnetic connectors make the pieces easy to connect and disconnect so they can build again and again. It's endless "Creativity on Wheels" and more! Included: 3 Pre-designed Rescue vehicles that can be taken apart and formed into new, unique designs.
- Mix or match emergency vehicle parts to create the ultimate rescue machines
- Unique set allows your little engineers to use their imaginations to design and create
- Hidden magnetic connectors make the pieces easy to connect and disconnect
- They can build again and again. It's endless "Creativity on Wheels" and more
- Included: 3 Pre-designed Rescue vehicles that can be taken apart and rebuilt
- These color themed sets are sure to appeal to those who have longed for Mix or Match Vehicles in more realistic colors.
- All sets are fully compatible with our original 1-6 sets as well!
- Age: 3 years & up
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