Bruder 2466 Minibagger CAT with figure
Bruder 2466 Minibagger CAT with figure
In addition to the realistic game features, the Bruder 2466 CAT mini excavator with figure comes with a wealth of accessories. The CAT mini excavator is equipped with a lot of functional features, which is typical for the Bruder brand. The bucket of the excavator is removable. The rear hood opens, the cab is glass and its doors open, so that the included realistic construction worker figure with movable limbs can easily get into the cab and sit down. The excavator arm rotates 360° and the bucket arm rotates another 180°, just like the real model. Before the house is built, you need to excavate the base for the foundations, if you are already done, then comes the next construction machines and trucks that will bring other materials needed to complete the construction. Get other Bruder accessories for your mini excavator, e.g. Building Tool Set with Figure 81062000 or Traffic Barriers and Signs 81062007 and have even more fun. The Caterpillar mini excavator is made of high quality ABS plastic and polycarbonate, which is a matter of course with Bruder.
Key features of the Bruder 2466 excavator, CAT mini excavator with figure
- The figure is about 10,7 cm tall and has movable limbs
- The 2466 excavator has movable tracks and a bucket arm
- You can also move up and back down with the feeder at the front of the mini excavator
- The mini excavator cab is also swivellable for proper handling during dredging
- The detailed model of the CAT mini excavator is not to be missed by any small builder
- Let your son become a real digger and have lots of building fun
- Suitable for children aged 4 and up
Dimensions:
40.9 × 16.3 × 18 cm
Scale:
1:16
Specifications
Battery
Age and intended use
Technical machines
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Specifications can be changed without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only.
