Way to Play

Way to Play: roads that change each time

Way to Play consists of separate flexible road pieces that connect together. A route can be a short loop or a network of streets and junctions. The surface and available space help shape the layout. There is no fixed final model to rebuild each time.

Flexible pieces and wooden vehicles

Road sections bend and are washable. Wooden cars and planes are separate products with different care instructions. Not every set contains a vehicle. Compare car width and road dimensions when combining them.

Routes, extensions and airports

• Core sets. King of the Road and Expressway differ in piece counts and types. Highway, Ringroad and Grand Prix also have their own contents.
• Extensions and scenery. Straights, mixed extensions, road signs and Downtown add different possibilities.
• Planes and vehicles. Runway sets focus on airport play. Separate cars, a plane and editions with included vehicles are also available.

Combining and cleaning

Look beyond total piece count to the number of bends, straights and junctions. This shows what routes a set can form. Clean roads and wooden vehicles separately and let everything dry before storing.

Frequently asked questions

Does a set always include a car?

No. It depends on the edition; Car Editions specify the included vehicles.

What does an extension set add?

Extra road pieces of a particular type, such as long straights or a mix.

Is Runway the same as an ordinary road set?

No. Its markings and contents are designed for airport play.

Can other toy cars use the road?

Compare vehicle width with the road. Different sizes fit differently.