Story Firefighters Train

Firefighters, there’s a fire! The alarm sounds, it’s time to jump into your best truck and drive fearlessly towards the fire that needs putting out! For hours of firefighting fun and stories, there's nothing better than a beautiful 2-storey wooden fire station, that is well equipped and has a rounded look! In this magnificent FSC® wooden toy from the Bolid range, you will find everything you need to satisfy young fans of the fire brigade! From the age of 2, children will be able to imagine the most wonderful adventures by bringing to life the vehicles included: 2 cars, 1 ambulance, 1 fire truck and 1 helicopter to be able to play in the air! A mechanical lift lets you take cars up to the top floor! There are 2 firefighter characters on the ramp (not removable), who move around on it and are always ready to go into action! We love the harmonious colours of this beautiful toy that develops the imagination and works on young children’s motor skills. On certain elements, you can see the colour of the wood for even more authenticity. Dimensions of the fire station: 42 x 68.5 x 32 cm. This product is made of FSC® -certified and other controlled material.

"Fire! Turn on the sirens!" This little wooden car is suitable for children as young as 12 months. In its characteristic red color, here's a flamboyant fire engine, ready to intervene in case of fire or accident! Its shape has been specially designed to make it easy for little ones to hold and roll. The vehicles are perfect for inventing stories and developing imagination! Babies first have fun rolling them around, then older children tell all kinds of adventures, developing their vocabulary and creativity. This little Janod car is part of our Cross Roads collection: a series of playmats with circuits, even more fun when complemented by our cube sets and small wooden vehicles. The fire engine is particularly suited to the City playmat, but also goes well with other mats in the range. It's made from wood from sustainably managed forests, FSC™ certified. "The fire is under control, back to the fire station!"