RUBBLE & CREW WORK SHOP PLAYSET
Team up with your favorite PAW Patrol Pup, Rubble, and create exciting construction play, with the Bark Yard Workshop Playset! Featuring exciting construction toys and toy tools, like a toy drill and a movable miter saw, as well as 3 oz of Kinetic Build-It sand, which is are fascinating sensory toys for kids that you can use to create molded logs and building blocks to build with, and then drill holes in them and chop them up with the kids tools, to create even more innovative building projects! This amazing playset also includes a Rubble toy figure that stands over 2-inchces tall, so kids and their parents can pretend to team up with Rubble to relive their favorite scenes from the show and create cute projects of their own! For even more exciting ways to play, look for all the Rubble & Crew construction truck toys and toy figures and playsets with Kinetic Build-It sand, along with the Bark Yard Crane Tower Playset to build out your pretend play construction world even more (each sold separately)! Bring the excitement of the Rubble & Crew series to life with Rubble’s Workshop Playset! Includes: 1 Workshop, 1 Rubble Figure, 1 Log Mold, 2 Workshop Tools, Kinetic Build-It Compound (3 oz)
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| SKU | 1TG01010021616XXX |
| Barcode | 778988467183 |
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