Toronto Classic Subway Car Toy - Brio & IKEA LILLABO Compatible

Toronto Classic Subway Car Toy - Brio & IKEA LILLABO Compatible

Off-Peak Service - 2 cars (front + rear) / No Route
$42.00
Sale price  $42.00 Regular price 
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Toronto Classic Subway Car Toy - Brio & IKEA LILLABO Compatible

Toronto Classic Subway Car Toy - Brio & IKEA LILLABO Compatible

$42.00
Sale price  $42.00 Regular price 
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Independently manufactured replica by Andy Made This. Not an official or licensed product.

Silver, blocky and squeaky, the one that rumbles under the city. Handmade and 3D-printed in Toronto's east end, for the kid who presses their face to the glass every time one pulls in. Rolls straight onto your Brio, IKEA LILLABO, and Hape track.

Pick your size

  • Off-Peak Service, 2 cars: front car and rear car
  • Regular Service, 3 cars: front car, middle car, rear car
  • Extended Service, 4 cars: front car, two middle cars, rear car

Make it theirs

Choose No Route for a clean destination board, or add your local route, a name, or a short message of your own on the front. Up to 7 characters. "ANDY", "ZOOM", or whatever your kid shouts when they spot the train.

Fits the track you already have

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

Specs at a glance

  • Size: each car is about 3" long, 1.5" wide, 1" tall
  • Material: non-toxic PLA bioplastic, multi-colour printed, no paint or stickers
  • Couplers: magnets sealed under a nickel dome
  • Ages: 3 and up
  • Made: printed and hand-finished in Toronto, Canada

A Toronto gift that lands

Built for toddlers who wait at the edge of the platform for the headlights, grandparent gifts with real hometown character, baby showers for Toronto families, homesick expats who miss the rumble underfoot, and stocking stuffers that survive past Boxing Day.

Who makes it

I'm a Toronto dad whose kid kept pointing at every train that crossed the viaduct. I couldn't find a toy version that ran on his Brio track, so I designed one. Every vehicle is designed, 3D-printed, and hand-finished in my studio by Andy Made This. No factory, no assembly line, just me and a print bed.

Safety

Recommended for ages 3 and up. Magnets are sealed under a nickel dome. As with any toy, supervise young children during play.

WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD. Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.
AVERTISSEMENT : RISQUE D'ÉTOUFFEMENT. Petites pièces. Ne convient pas aux enfants de moins de 3 ans.

Shipping

Made to order, with printing and hand-finishing taking 3 to 5 business days. Free tracked shipping across Canada on orders of $50 or more, typically 3 to 7 business days in transit.

This toy is independently designed, manufactured, and sold by Andy Made This. It is not an official product and is not affiliated with, authorized by, endorsed by, sponsored by, or licensed by any transit authority or transit operator. No transit authority or transit operator participated in the design, manufacture, distribution, or sale of this product. Any reference to a real-world vehicle is provided solely to identify the subject represented by the toy.

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Allison

These are incredible!!!! They are such good quality and look exactly like the real thing! The magnents are super strong. Would buy again.

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Tyler Dooks

I’ll start by saying I love any product that reps inner culture of Toronto. The products as a whole are great, sturdy, as advertised. The customization of routes and lines are an amazing extra touch. Everything about the assembly feels quality and deliberate, not to mention them magnets be FORCEFUL in a good way. Truly mans are bless to have them in my collections.

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Anonymous

Took a peek in the packaging (we're planning to give it to our kid down the road) and it looks super sweet, lots of nice detail and the text for the train line label looks like the real deal. I give it decent early odds we'll be back for a TTC streetcar set some day.