Toronto LRT Toy — Brio & IKEA LILLABO Compatible

A Toronto LRT your kid can actually play with. Handmade and 3D-printed in Toronto, with magnetic couplers between every car. Rolls on your Brio, IKEA LILLABO, and Hape track. Toronto's newest light rail, scaled down for small hands. Designed in Toronto, 3D-printed to order, and built to roll right onto the wooden track you already have.

🚋 Pick your size

• Local — 2 cars (locomotive + cab car)
• Express — 3 cars (locomotive + middle car + cab car)
• Rush Hour — 4 cars (locomotive + 2 middle cars + cab car)

🛤️ Works with your track

Compatible with all major 40mm wooden track systems: Brio, IKEA LILLABO, Hape, Melissa & Doug, Bigjigs, Eichhorn, and Playtive (Lidl).

🎁 A Toronto gift that actually lands

Perfect for transit-obsessed toddlers, grandparent gifts, baby showers with a Toronto twist, homesick expats (yes, we ship to the US), and stocking stuffers that don't get forgotten by Boxing Day.

🛠️ Handmade in Toronto

I'm a Toronto dad who couldn't find a toy version of the city's newest LRT that ran on his kid's Brio track, so I designed one. Every train is designed, 3D-printed, and hand-finished in my Toronto studio. No factory, no assembly line. Just me and a print bed.

♻️ Materials

Non-toxic PLA bioplastic. It's the same material used in children's toys worldwide. Multi-colour 3D printing, no paint. Magnets held in place by a nickel dome; no loose parts.

🎨 Make it theirs

Add their favourite route or a custom name or message on the side. 

Up to 13 characters. "501 CAITLIN," "ANDYTOWN" or whatever your kid yells when they see one go by.

📏 Size

Each car is about 2.5" long, 1.5" wide, and 1" tall.

⏱ Production + shipping

Made to order. Please allow 5–7 business days for printing and assembly before shipping. Free tracked shipping across Canada (typically arrives in 3–7 business days).

👶 Safety

Recommended for ages 3+. Magnets are sealed under a nickel dome and cannot come loose. As with any toy, supervise young children during play.

An original design by Andy Made This inspired by the Alstom Citadis Spirit light rail vehicles operating in Toronto. Not affiliated with or endorsed by any transit agency.