The Large Dino Park Racetrack is a mega racetrack that will delight any young explorer and car fan. With 271 pieces, including dinosaurs, bridges and tunnels, this set guarantees hours of creative fun, developing imagination and manual skills. Dive into the world of prehistoric adventures and create your own dinosaur park!
This set combines exciting racing with the fascinating world of dinosaurs, bringing children into the extraordinary atmosphere of the dino park. Dinosaur figures, palm trees and tunnels in the shape of a dinosaur's head make the fun even more realistic. Thus, the product develops curiosity and introduces children to the prehistoric era in an extremely accessible way.
The pieces of the track are flexible, allowing them to be freely combined and create unique routes. The structure remains stable, and the easy clipping of track pieces allows children to arrange even the most complicated configurations on their own. Thanks to this, your child's creativity will have no limits!
The included car is a real gem. It moves on the track independently, providing dynamic and exciting fun. The car, thanks to its grip, easily copes with sharp turns and steep hills.
The set consists of numerous elements, such as dinosaur figures, palm trees, bridges, switchbacks and tunnels, which enrich the fun. With such rich content, your child will be able to freely configure the route and move to a real dino park. This is a great opportunity to develop imagination and construction skills.
| Technical data | |
| Kit contents | 271 items |
| Fragments of the track | 240 parts |
| Additional accessories | Dinosaurs, palm trees, bridges, tunnels |
| Track dimensions | 8/80/85 cm |
| Maximum track length | 360 cm |
| Dimensions of the car | 5 x 9.2 x 5 cm |
| Weight with packaging | 1,278 kg |
| Powering up the car | 1 x 1.5V AA battery (not included) |
| Effects | Moving car, realistic appearance |
| Components included | Dinosaur figures, bridges, tunnels, crossovers |
Yes, the pieces of the track can be easily connected, so the child can arrange different routes independently.
Yes, the structure remains stable, even with intense play and complex routes.
