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This wooden city fire engine toy is designed for young children who enjoy firefighter-themed imaginative play. Its movable ladder lets children act out rescue and fire-response scenes while building hands-on play skills.
Made of wood with a multicolor finish, this fire engine measures 7.00 inches wide, 11.22 inches deep, and 4.71 inches high. The ladder lifts and swivels, and the vehicle is compatible with Tidlo Firefighters, sold separately. Intended for ages 3 years and up.
Key Features:
A fitting choice for early learning play areas and other child-focused spaces seeking a wooden emergency vehicle toy with a movable ladder.
| stock: | 11 |
| spec_uom: | EA |
| brand_name: | Bigjigs® Toys |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | BJTJT131 |
| Material: | Wood |
| Color: | Multi |
| Brand: | Bigjigs® Toys |
| Width: | 7.00 in |
| Height: | 4.71 in |
| Depth: | 11.22 in |
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