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Made of high quality, eco-friendly FSC-certified Beechwood, high-quality plastic, metal magnets. Comes with poseable Peppa Pig and George Pig figures. Enhances fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and logical thinking.
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Join Peppa and George on a delightful countryside adventure with this colorful 5-piece wooden train set. Specifically designed for toddlers, it combines the charm of the Peppa Pig series with the high-quality, open-ended play of the BRIO World railway system.
The BRIO train set is the perfect introduction to the world of wooden railways for young fans of the popular series. This comprehensive set features Peppa and George figures that can sit comfortably inside the steam-style engine or the passenger wagon. As the train travels along, children can explore a imaginative scenarios and use a suitcase accessory through role-play.
Designed to grow with your child, this set is fully compatible with the entire BRIO World system. It encourages imaginative storytelling, motor skills and mechanical thinking as kids build their own layouts and navigate Peppa’s world. Crafted from FSC-certified wood and high-quality plastics, it ensures a safe and durable play experience.
Features:
Details:
Pieces: 5
Materials: Beechwood, plastic, metal
Box Size: 27 x 15 x 5 cm
Age: 3+
Product Includes:
1x Train Set
BRIO is a Swedish toy company that was founded in 1884 and today already owns subsidiaries in Germany, France and Japan. Its products are distributed all over the world. In turn, BRIO is owned by the German brand Ravensburger.
The brand successfully combined innovation with respect for our heritage of craftsmanship and products. They believe that play can make the world a better place. Therefore, they create toys made of high-quality wood, which promise children a happy childhood and a bright future. The products are created to stimulate the brain and body development of children of all ages.




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