Lubulona - On The Road : Gran Via

It includes one lime truck with a driver, one red bus with a driver and two passengers, one sky blue car with a driver and one plum car with a driver. That is four vehicles and six wooden figures in total to move around a town.

Yes, two of them. The sky blue and plum cars each come with their own driver, and the figures lift out so children can seat and swap them. The cars sit alongside the bus and truck to make a full set of town traffic.

A pack gives a mix of vehicles and drivers in one go. With a truck, a bus and two cars plus six figures, a child can set up busy streets, carry passengers and run deliveries straight away, without collecting each piece one at a time.

Yes. The vehicles share the Lubu Town scale, so the truck, bus and cars can drive through a block town, park by the houses and pick up passengers along the streets. It brings movement and people to a built town.

The two packs hold the same mix of a truck, a bus, two cars and six figures, but in different colours. Gran Via has a lime truck and red bus, while /products/lubulona-on-the-road-balmes has a dark blue truck and plum bus.

It works for preschoolers from three and older children as well. The drivers and passengers are small parts, so keep them away from children under three, and gather the six figures back together after each play session.

Seating six figures and steering four vehicles works fine motor skills, while running a busy town supports pretend play, turn taking and language. Children invent routes, name drivers and decide who travels where, which keeps the play open-ended.