TFNY: Modarri to Show off New Monster Trucks at Toy Fair New York

Modarri will roll into Toy Fair New York to show off its latest collection of customizable mix-and-match vehicles next month.

The Jurassic Beasts, Team Sharkz, and Space Invaders Turbo Monster Trucks each feature the swappable chassis, fender, hood, and frame parts that Modarri is known for, all sitting atop four large soft rubber tires. Each vehicle has retained screws that won’t fall out. Kids can simply loosen the screws with the included hex tool to swap parts for others.

While these are considered to be trucks, all hoods, fenders, and frames can be mixed and swapped between existing Modarri cars. The new kits are designed for ages 3 and up.

Modarri will exhibit its new collection in booth No. 5669 at Toy Fair New York, taking place from Feb. 22-25 at the Jacob K. Javits Center.

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