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Most listings state the belts are made of plastic. Product details commonly list plastic components for the strap and plates rather than metal or leather.

Most figure-scale belts list a suggested age of 14 years and up, while kid-sized role-play belts are typically described for children ages 6 years and up. Check individual listings for exact age recommendations.

Many belts feature intricate detailing and a gold-tone finish to create a realistic appearance. Kid role-play belts often advertise a premium metallic finish on the medallion to mimic real championship plates.

The spinning-style belts use removable center plates: you push the plate out through a hole in the belt’s back and replace it with another plate. A magnet on the belt holds the plate in position. The plates described in the listings are made of plastic.

Yes. Some sets bundle accessories such as a breakable table, folding chair, guardrail, trash can, and ladder along with the figure-scale belts.

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