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Fire station alarm A dangerous fire has broken out in the town of Marioinex. Will the brave firefighters cope with the difficult task with the help of modern equipment? They have a fire truck and a helicopter at their disposal, but it all depends on youBuild a fire station and take care of the safety of the town’s residents. Receive reports of threats and be ready to help. Even a cat stuck in a tall tree … Patrol the city with a fire helicopter and use the help of four experienced firefighters. In the event of a fire in a tall building, a fire truck with a boom and ladder will come to your aid. The Fire Station set consists of 280 elements and four unique figures. Take on the role of heroic firefighters, save cats stuck in a tree, remove the effects of disasters and extinguish fires. Success and safety now depend on you. Combine the set with others from the Mini Waffle City series and expand the town with a large fire station. A parking lot with a barrier for a fire truck, a helicopter landing pad and a footbridge through which firefighters will run to provide help as quickly as possible – from now on, residents can feel safer. Assemble the set according to the instructions or unleash your child’s imagination and construct your own, unique building with it. The Fire Station set combines learning logical spatial thinking during construction with unique firefighter fun. It is also a great opportunity to educate your child – learning emergency numbers and expanding knowledge about how to behave in fire hazard conditions.Advantages of the setDevelop your child’s imagination and creativity through joint play100% safe materials – certifiedAttractive, many hours of fun not only for childrenConstruct shapes in 2D and 3DSet specificationUp to 280 blocks4 figures in the setFire truck with boom and helicopter in the setStep-by-step building instructions 64 pagesBlocks manufactured in PolandBlocks and packaging made of renewable materials in recyclingFor children aged 6 and over






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