Rolleksak Theo Klein 8384

Theo Klein 8384 Bosch Ixolino Workcase role play set includes a Bosch Ixolino toy screwdriver with interchangeable attachments and a variety of accessories designed to simulate real workshop tasks. The set is battery-operated and features forward/reverse motion for the toy drill; it is supplied as a multicolour play kit intended to support imaginative role play. Batteries are not included.

Advantages

The set combines a handheld toy screwdriver with multiple attachments and accessory tools in a compact workcase for organised storage. Its forward/reverse motion and interchangeable heads expand play possibilities, while the multicolour design and realistic tool shapes help children practice fine motor skills and cooperative play. The lightweight, battery-operated tool is easy for children to handle.

Suitable for

• Imaginative role play as a builder, mechanic or handyman
• Developing manual dexterity and hand–eye coordination
• Group play and sharing activities
• Children aged for pretend-play tool sets (check manufacturer age guidance)

Key specifications

• Brand: KLEIN
• Model: Theo Klein 8384
• Theme: Bosch Ixolino Workcase role play set with toy screwdriver and accessories
• Power: battery-operated (requires 2 × AA for sound effects on the main toy; screwdriver uses 1.5 V AAA – batteries not included)
• MPN: 8384
• EAN: 4009847083845

How to use

Insert the required batteries into the designated compartments following the markings on the toy and the included instructions. Attach the desired screwdriver head or accessory to the toy drill, then press the power or trigger control to operate the forward/reverse motion. Use the workcase to store tools and accessories after play. Always follow any age and safety information provided by the manufacturer.

Recommendations

Use under adult supervision. Check and replace batteries as needed; remove batteries when the toy will not be used for extended periods. Inspect accessories regularly for damage and keep small parts away from very young children.