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This train set comes with 3 NYC MTA Trains and 16 Pieces of tracks. Fully functional lights and sounds make this train set realistic and fun! All MTA logos and marks are certified by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. Batteries are not included. Requires 3 AA batteries. Recommended for children Ages 3+.
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Elevate your assortment with the MTA Prevost X3-45 Commuter Coach: MTA Express Service Bus! This intricately designed 1:87 scale model is a lifelike reproduction, showcasing exquisite details. Suitable for ages 3 and up.
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This NEW officially licensed MTA wooden train set from Daron has realistic MTA markings. It is compatible with other wooden train sets. Tracks once set up are approximately 23 inches in lentgh and 17 inches in width. Compatible with other wooden train sets. Ages 3+
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Here's a construction building toy and a free-wheeling toy vehicle in one! With easy-snap plastic pieces, this MTA Subway train car with officially licensed MTA logos and colors can be built piece by piece. It includes wheels so that once the subway train is assembled, it can be rolled along as children imagine picking up and dropping off passengers. Building the vehicle helps contribute to childhood development benefits with tactile engagement and inspires STEM learning of engineering concepts. The subway car can be played with as a toy and is also perfect to display as a collectible. Recommended for Ages 5+. The New York City subway system dates back to the early 20th century. Opening in 1904, the first line, the IRT (Interborough Rapid Transit Company), ran from City Hall to 145th street. As it evolved, it added the BRT (Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company) and the IND (Independent subway system. In 1940, the three lines were joined together under city control, with the formal establishment of the MTA (Metropolitan Transportation Authority) coming in 1968.
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This Double Decker Bus is certified by the New York MTA. It comes with functional lights and sounds. Doors open and close! Fun for children as you pull back the bus and watch it take off. Three 1.5V AG13 Batteries are Included. Recommended for children Ages 3+.
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For fans of the iconic New York City MTA Subway system, here's the perfect keepsake to take along wherever you go! Faithfully designed with the officially licensed MTA logo and authentic silver color scheme, this keychain has a fun, chunky form that is easy to grasp, and best of all, it has special features. Just press the buttons to see the subway car light up and hear fun sounds! The New York City subway system dates back to the early 20th century. Opening in 1904, the first line, the IRT (Interborough Rapid Transit Company), ran from City Hall to 145th street. As it evolved, it added the BRT (Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company) and the IND (Independent subway system. In 1940, the three lines were joined together under city control, with the formal establishment of the MTA (Metropolitan Transportation Authority) coming in 1968. Now, with this keychain, you can celebrate your favorite subway car, the MTA, at any time or place! Recommended for ages 8+
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