Siku Construction Set

Siku Construction Set

$19.99
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Siku Construction Set
Siku

Siku Construction Set

$19.99
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Get the whole building site working with a set of vehicles for busy construction play.
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Product details
The Siku Construction Set pairs two essential building-site vehicles: a dumper truck and a concrete mixer. The dumper's tipping body is designed for unloading materials, while the mixer's distinctive drum gives the second vehicle an entirely different role.

Together, they create a compact construction fleet with complementary functions, rather than two variations of the same truck. The contrasting vehicle shapes and working details make this a particularly appealing introduction to Siku's construction range, with two recognisable machines ready to join a larger collection.
Specifications

Materials: Zinc die-cast alloy; PVC-free plastic components

Country of origin: Designed in Germany.

Dimensions: 35 × 197 × 78 mm

Suitable for: Indoor

Weight: 0.45 kg

Pieces: 2

Care instructions
Wipe clean with a soft damp cloth and dry thoroughly. Avoid prolonged moisture and do not use abrasive cleaners.
Safety

Recommended age: 3 years+

Recommended from 3 years; not suitable for children under 36 months. Metal/plastic parts, wheels and detachable accessories can create a choking hazard. Use under adult supervision, keep fingers clear of moving attachments and inspect wheels, axles and accessories before use.

What's included
1 dumper and 1 concrete mixer
Shipping & returns
Enjoy $11.95 flat-rate shipping Australia-wide, or free shipping on orders over $199. Changed your mind? We offer 30-day returns on eligible items. Choose a refund to your original payment method or receive 5% extra in store credit. Return postage is at your expense. See our Shipping & Delivery and Returns & Exchanges pages for full details.

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