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Wesco Alfresco "Roller Coaster" Kit
The Wesco Alfresco blocks, designed for both indoor and outdoor use, will help children to develop their motor skills and therefore to increase their self-assurance, sense of initiative and overall confidence. With components specially designed to fit together, the Alfresco line offers various constructive possibilities to entertain children 3-6 years of age for days and days. Features: -Includes Slot-In Block, 2 Y-Shaped Slot-In Blocks, 3 Curved Beams, 2 Stairs / Slopes, Wave Beam, Tunnel Beam and Tunnel -Instruction...
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$1,479-$1,679
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Wesco Alfresco ''Roller Coaster'' Kit: Outdoor Play
Includes Slot-In Block, 2 Y-Shaped Slot-In Blocks, 3 Curved Beams, 2 Stairs / Slopes, Wave Beam, Tunnel Beam and Tunnel. Instruction manual included. Polyethylene construction for indoor and outdoor usage. No sharp edges. Easy to clean and disinfect. Built in assembly studs. Light for easy movability, sturdy enough to support weight of several children. Easily combined with other Alfresco blocks.
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Includes 2 y-shaped slot-in blocks, 2 stairs/slope, 1 tunnel beam, 1 h-shaped slot-in block, 1 tunnel, 1 wave beam, and 3 curved beams. Floor Space Required-168"W. Designed for 3-6 year olds to use with adult supervision. No sharp edges. Made from polyethylene for shock-resistance and noise reduction. Sturdy and will support the weight of several children or an adult. Light and can be moved by children. Easily assembled and will stay joined together without connecting parts. Easy to clean...
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This product will be in stock on Sunday 20 December, 2009.
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Add an amusement park to your layout, and the Big Dipper will be the center of attention. Astonishingly similar to the real thing, this fully functional roller coaster has a 12-16V DC or AC motor that pulls cars up to the top of the run, where their own momentum carries them around the track with the help of ball bearings.
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Modeled after the timeless and classic lines of a real wood coaster, this kit was designed by actual roller coaster engineers to a level of detail that must be seen to appreciate. After climbing the lift hill, the three-car train traverses the realistic course via gravity, just like its full-sized counterpart. The pre-colored plastic structure was designed with ease of assembly in mind. Most parts snap together, however some gluing is involved. The trains roll on precision brass wheels for consistent...
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All the thrills of the real thing recaptured in HO Scale! Motor drive (runs on 12-16V AC or DC) lifts cars to the top of the hill, then gravity takes over for the exciting ride.
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DescriptionFloor space: 14' x 9'. Includes 11 items: 2 Y-shaped slot-in blocks (ref: 4712), 2 stairs/slope (ref: 828), 1 tunnel beam (ref: 875), 1 H-shaped slot-in block (ref: 4711), 1 tunnel (ref: 12251), 1 wave beam (ref: 829), 3 curved beams (ref: 12250)Product InfoThe ''ALFRESCO'' blocks, designed for booth indoor and out doors use, are easy to put together in infinite combinations. Comes with an instruction booklet. Includes 6 items. Easy to clean and disinfect. UV Stabilized to prevent color...
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3 textured backgrounds 12x12 but can be cropped or resized to any size easily). Blue curved railroad track border. Green humped railroad track border. Curved metal plate border. yellow grunge edged mat. round textured tags in yellow and orange. pewter brad. silver eyelet. draw handle in black and silver. Various curved title options.
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Item# CD-SCORPION by COASTER DYNAMICS. THE SCORPION ROLLER COASTER. Design your very own Roller Coaster Construction Toy Kit. SEE BELOW for Product Description, Specifications, Child Safety and Shipping Information.
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Life Rollercoaster Curriculum Kit - Highway Visual Curriculum Volume 1
The first video package, on the theme of getting through everyday life, is titled Most Likely To Survive. What more rock-bottom topic could kick off the series? Kids can have knowledge in some areas, confidence in others, and experience elsewhere…but at the end of the day, many kids still harbor anxiety about co-existence. It’s “feeling a part” vs. “feeling apart.”
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