Fire Station (8 in 1)
Fire Station (8 in 1)
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🚒 Fire Truck 8 in 1 - Assembly Model (460 pieces)
✨ Versatile and Functional Design
- 🔥 Complete Building Experience: This set allows you to build up to 8 different rescue vehicles, including a main fire truck and other variations of emergency vehicles. The assembly flexibility provides an engaging and educational experience, perfect for stimulating creativity.
- 🛠️ Detailed Components: Each model is equipped with movable parts and realistic details, such as extendable ladders, hoses, and functional wheels, which enhance the realism and educational value of the toy.
🔩 Technical Features
- Number of Pieces: 460
- Assembly Possibilities: 8 different models, including various types of fire trucks and rescue vehicles, all with interchangeable components for multiple building options.
- Recommended Age: From 6 years old, ideal for both children and adults who want a creative and fun building project.
🎨 Ideal for Display and Play This set is not only for assembly but also for hours of fun. The built models can be used in imaginative play or displayed as part of a rescue vehicle collection. The attention to detail makes each model both a display piece and a functional toy.
💥 Why Buy?
- 🔥 Fun and Creativity: With 460 pieces and 8 different models to build, this set is perfect for kids who love rescue vehicles and enjoy creative challenges.
- 💪 Build and Rebuild: The ability to assemble and disassemble various models with the same pieces ensures that the toy remains interesting for a long time, encouraging the development of motor skills and problem-solving.
- 🎁 Ideal Gift: This set is a perfect gift for young builders and fire truck enthusiasts, providing ongoing fun and learning.
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