All aboard and hold tight to the Le Toy Van London bus

london bus front All aboard and hold tight to the Le Toy Van London bus

On our big trip back to visit family and friends in England last year, one of the things that excited my daughters more than anything else was that the buses had an upstairs. They couldn’t believe that they were able to climb those steep, narrow apples and pears (that’s stairs to you non-Cockney rhyming slang people) to sit atop and survey the streets below. So I’m pretty sure this wonderful playbus will be top of the girls’ wish-list this Christmas.

This is the London bus by British company Le Toy Van, a gorgeous replica of the iconic red double-deckers that trundle around the UK capital. Made from wood with rubber wheels, this looks a high-quality durable toy.

london bus 1 All aboard and hold tight to the Le Toy Van London bus

I love the authentic touches on this – the number 19, the place names and, of course, the gorgeous, vibrant red. The roof is removable, as is the whole top deck, so passengers can be arranged for a sight-seeing trip to wherever your child’s imagination takes them. All aboard and hold tight!

The London Bus comes with a Budkin driver, although if you want passengers they are sold separately. Each bus costs $79.95, available from Quirky Kids online. And if London isn’t your scene, how about these other transport options we’ve covered before on Babyology – the Melbourne tram or Sydney ferry.

london bus 2 All aboard and hold tight to the Le Toy Van London bus

 

3 Comments

  1. my son loves all things with wheels…. trucks, tractors, cars… i’m sure he will love buses too

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  2. Such a shame Piccadilly is spelled incorrectly on the front. Would have been lovely otherwise.

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  3. Le Toy Van are produced in Indonesia :(. I live in Jakarta and funny enough they wont sell their toys here. I tried many times last year to get a dolls house sent to Jakarta. Head office suggested I pay the freight upwards of $100 to have it sent from either Australia or NZ. I was amazed and completely disappointed. Why pay for something to be sent from another country when you live in the country that it is manufactured? Needless to say we ended up with a beautiful plan toy dolls house.

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