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Road-building logic game with vehicle, 38 x 38 cm

13.81 €
Maxy
Products ID: 186805
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This road-building logic game lets children plan a route for a vehicle to carry a ball from start to finish. The 38 x 38 cm board provides space to create different layouts and test whether the vehicle can complete them.

Plan, build and test

  • 12 track blocks: bends and junctions allow changes of direction and different route connections.
  • 4 ramps: allow changes in travel height and direction.
  • Vehicle and balls: provide a practical way to test each completed route.
  • Instructions with examples: offer ready-made layout ideas to get started.

Designing routes encourages logical and spatial thinking, concentration and creativity. Rearranging the pieces lets children gradually increase the challenge. Place the board on a level surface.

Safety and assembly

Warning: not suitable for children under 36 months. Small parts. Choking hazard. An adult must assemble and unpack the toy, and children must play under adult supervision. Keep unassembled parts and packaging out of children's reach. Keep balls and small parts away from animals that might swallow them as well.

Use only as intended and observe the age restriction. Check the product and parts regularly; do not use damaged parts or a damaged product. Parts are not edible. Do not expose the game to harsh weather conditions or fire. Packaging is not a toy.


NameRoad/track-building logic game
Board dimensions38 x 38 cm
Start and finish piece size8.5 cm
Track block size6 cm
MaterialABS
Weight0.42 kg
Packaged weight0.726 kg
EAN5900779965966
What is included?

4 board sections, 6 navy bend blocks, 6 blue junction blocks, 4 yellow ramps, 1 start piece, 1 finish piece, 3 balls, 1 vehicle, 1 instruction manual with layout examples and the manufacturer's packaging.

Do you have to follow the layouts in the instructions?

No. You can create your own routes using the bends, junctions and ramps, then test whether the vehicle can carry the ball to the finish.

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