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Car Track Controlled with Levers

Car Track Controlled with Levers

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4 or 6-stage track, controlled with levers

This game is usually a big hit with kids: in this track they are the ones who control when the cars move forward.

There are different levers. The smaller version has 4 (crane, bridge, barrier and starting jump) and includes 2 cars.

The larger version has 6 levers (crane, bridge, plane, ramp, turns and starting jump) and includes 4 cars.

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