Lavinimo žaislas Mattel Fisher Price, 27.9 cm, įvairių spalvų, 7 vnt.

​Thomas is the No. 1 blue engine on the Island of Sodor. He is a cheeky engine who often experiences mishaps, usually because he tends to be a little over-eager. But clouds never last long in Thomas' world, so he always ends up back on track. Percy is the No. 6 green engine, a junior member of Sir Topham Hatt's railway, and Thomas' best friend. He is always happy to help, especially when it comes to delivering the mail. Now children can enjoy playing with both Thomas and Percy as they use logical thinking, problem solving and fine motor skills to match the engines and send them on their way.

​Featuring two Thomas and Friends characters and one of the most popular locations from the show, Engine Match Express lets toddlers match the play pieces to build a rolling train in Knapford Station. Once the pieces are connected and the train is assembled, children can push down on the lever and watch the train pop up then roll down the ramp, like it's really leaving the station! When assembled, Thomas and Percy can also be used as two rolling, push-along trains.

​As children figure out how to connect and assemble the train pieces in Knapford Station, it can encourage eye-hand coordination, finger dexterity, logical thinking and problem solving. When toddlers push down on the lever and see the train pop up and roll down the ramp, it can also foster curiosity about cause and effect and how things work. Plus, creating fun-filled adventures for Thomas and Percy can promote an emotional connection and inspire imaginations.

​My First toys introduce children to the world of Thomas and Friends through fun, beneficial play. By encouraging imaginations, fostering discovery and promoting motor skills, these toys can help children form a valuable relationship with Thomas as they develop socially, cognitively and physically. Featuring interactive play designed to engage and inspire the youngest Thomas and Friends fans, My First toys offer the perfect place for little conductors to begin their journey. ​