Advent Calendar with 24 Pull Back Toy Cars for Racing at Home
Advent Calendar with 24 Pull Back Toy Cars for Racing at Home
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Pull Back Car Calendar That Turns Every Morning Into a Quick Race
The chocolate calendar is empty before the cocoa has cooled. Kids would rather hold something that rolls away and comes back for more. Pull a car back, release it, and let the finish line decide the winner.
This calendar has 24 numbered doors with one pull back car behind each. Police cars and racers show up alongside other models in changing colors. Kids add each find to a growing lineup of racers.
A drag backward and a release launches each car forward in one smooth motion. Races work on floors, tables or a homemade paper track in the hallway. Siblings can set up mini tournaments with the full set.
These plastic cars run without batteries and suit small hands. The calendar box stands about 11.4 inches tall with festive numbered doors. Plus, it is suggested for kids ages 3 and up and classroom countdowns.
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24 CARS TO COLLECT: Each numbered door hides one pull back car for the daily countdown.
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RACERS AND POLICE CARS: Expect police cars, racers and other models in a changing mix of colors.
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SIMPLE PULL BACK ACTION: Drag a car back, let go, and watch it launch across the floor.
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RACE ON ANY FLAT SURFACE: Floors, tables and homemade paper tracks all work well for friendly racing.
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NO BATTERY PLAY: Plastic cars run without batteries, so there is nothing to charge or replace.
- GIFT BOX FINISH: A festive box about 11.4 inches tall holds every car behind a numbered door.
Product Specifications
- Type: Advent Calendar
- Contents: 24 Pull Back Cars
- Material: Plastic
- Box Height: About 11.4 Inches
- Batteries: None Needed
- Age: 3 and Up
What’s Included
- 1 x Advent Calendar Box
- 24 x Pull Back Cars
Frequently Asked Questions
How many toy cars are inside?
There are 24 pull back cars.
What happens when I pull a car back?
It launches forward when released.
Which surfaces suit racing?
Floors, tables or a homemade paper track.
Do the cars use batteries?
No, none do.
