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Funskool Classic Green Manual Toy Tractor
Age : 2 Years+ This detailed miniature toy tractor features a classic green body and chassis, accented with striking red wheels. Designed with realistic farm vehicle aesthetics, it includes essential components such as a vertical silver exhaust pipe, an open operator station with a manual steering wheel, and rugged, knobby tires. This model stands out against a clean white background, showcasing its craftsmanship from multiple angles. Please note
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Age : 2 Years+
This detailed miniature toy tractor features a classic green body and chassis, accented with striking red wheels. Designed with realistic farm vehicle aesthetics, it includes essential components such as a vertical silver exhaust pipe, an open operator station with a manual steering wheel, and rugged, knobby tires. This model stands out against a clean white background, showcasing its craftsmanship from multiple angles.
Please note: This is a manual toy designed for imaginative, hands-on play, requiring no batteries or motors to operate.
* Features :-
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Authentic Styling: Modeled after a traditional agricultural tractor with a vibrant green hood and black fenders.
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Detailed Components: Includes a prominent silver vertical exhaust pipe, side mirrors, headlights, and a visible steering wheel in the driver's area.
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Rugged Construction: Equipped with large, treaded tires and vibrant red wheel rims for a robust, farm-ready look.
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Manual Operator & Play: Features a manual, push-along design with an open operator seat, encouraging hands-on, screen-free play and motor skill development.
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