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Little Dutch cement truck including peg doll – Wood

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Free delivery from 35 euro

  • Ordered before 23:59, delivered Monday evening
  • Free exchange and return within 14 days
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  • Free exchange and return within 14 days
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Little Dutch cement truck – Including peg doll – Wood

With the Little Dutch cement truck – including peg doll – wood, every construction site comes to life! This sturdy wooden concrete mixer is ideal for young construction enthusiasts who love to get their hands dirty. As the truck rolls across the floor, the concrete mixer spins – perfect for realistic and imaginative construction play.

The cement truck comes with a wooden peg doll construction worker and is equipped with rubber wheels, allowing it to glide smoothly while protecting the floor from scratches. Thanks to its sturdy, open design, the truck is easy to grip and push forward with little hands.

Let your child 'pour' the concrete and complete the construction site down to the last detail. Combine this cement truck with other Little Dutch construction vehicles like the excavator or dump truck for even more fun and a complete construction experience. A durable and educational playset that stimulates motor skills and imagination!

Features

  • - Made of sturdy wood
  • - Includes wooden peg doll construction worker
  • - Spinning concrete mixer for realistic play
  • - Rubber wheels for smooth rides and floor protection
  • - Encourages imaginative construction and role play
  • - Perfectly combinable with other construction vehicles
  • - Suitable for small hands
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