40 piece magnetic tiles road set with an extendable crane

Roadway panels lay flat across the rug while walls and windows rise beside them. The telescoping arm swings around on its base, magnets catching the roof of a small building to lift it away. Figures stand near the crosswalks waiting for the car to roll past.

Roadways on the rug

Straight lanes, crosswalks, and curves click edge to edge so traffic can loop around the coffee table. The dark surfaces give toy cars a clear track to follow before heading off across the bare floor.

The lifting arm

The crane base locks onto standard magnetic squares while the boom extends and rotates. Its magnetic tip lowers to grab a tile, hoisting it up high before swinging over to deposit it on a fresh tower.

Signs and street corners

Traffic lights, warnings, and little upright figures turn a pile of walls into an active job site. Children place them along the curb, knock them down with a bumper, and set them back up again.

Piles on the carpet

Window frames and solid squares stack into tall garages or flat parking lots. When playtime finishes, the road plates gather into neat columns and the signs drop into the storage bin without fuss.