This really isn't a toy, it's an accessory, and an accessory that I'm using to build up my Lego train display. As an accessory, it doesnt' count towards my toy a day limit, so yay!
The packaging is basically shrink-wrap... and a sheet of cardboard which show the two plates, the other plates of the era, and a representative town scene with the plates.
It's basically two base plates within the shrink wrap, moulded from Lego green plastica and painted with a road and two shoulders along the side of the road. It's rather pedestrian. it can be used to make a U-turn, or assembled with the other road plates to form a more complicated road grid. I used to have a desire to get enough plates to tile the whole room with it, but walking on the studs will probably be painful!
It's basically two base plates within the shrink wrap, moulded from Lego green plastica and painted with a road and two shoulders along the side of the road. It's rather pedestrian. it can be used to make a U-turn, or assembled with the other road plates to form a more complicated road grid. I used to have a desire to get enough plates to tile the whole room with it, but walking on the studs will probably be painful!
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