Maileg is a world in which matchboxes can be beds for mice; princesses make perfect teatime companions; and adventures can be found on a friendly forest walk… It is a world where cats and mice are friends.
A charming vintage-style car designed perfectly for Maileg mice, this light blue vehicle is ready for tiny road trips and imaginative adventures. With its sturdy metal body, smooth-rolling wheels, and classic design, it’s a delightful addition to any Maileg world. Maileg Mouse Car — Light Blue
The car is sized to fit Maileg mice comfortably, making it ideal for pretend outings, dollhouse play, or display on a nursery shelf.
Features
Fits Maileg mice (Little Brother/Sister & Big Brother/Sister sizes)
Classic vintage design in soft light blue
Durable metal body
Smooth rolling wheels
Encourages imaginative role play
Mouse not included
Details
Length: approx. 12–13 cm
Materials: Metal, rubber
Care: Surface clean only
Recommended age: 3+
A timeless accessory that brings storybook charm to every Maileg adventure.
Maileg is a world in which matchboxes can be beds for mice; princesses make perfect teatime companions; and adventures can be found on a friendly forest walk… It is a world where cats and mice are friends.
A charming vintage-style car designed perfectly for Maileg mice, this light blue vehicle is ready for tiny road trips and imaginative adventures. With its sturdy metal body, smooth-rolling wheels, and classic design, it’s a delightful addition to any Maileg world. Maileg Mouse Car — Light Blue
The car is sized to fit Maileg mice comfortably, making it ideal for pretend outings, dollhouse play, or display on a nursery shelf.
Features
Fits Maileg mice (Little Brother/Sister & Big Brother/Sister sizes)
Classic vintage design in soft light blue
Durable metal body
Smooth rolling wheels
Encourages imaginative role play
Mouse not included
Details
Length: approx. 12–13 cm
Materials: Metal, rubber
Care: Surface clean only
Recommended age: 3+
A timeless accessory that brings storybook charm to every Maileg adventure.
