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How to Buy a Wooden Train Set

Wooden Train Sets are a classic toy, delighting preschool-age engineers and adult collectors alike. Wooden train sets vary from simple, functional pieces to elaborate combinations with exciting destinations, unique train engines, and innovative bridge designs and track layouts. With the plethora of wooden train sets available, there is one to fit every budget and every child.

Instructions

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      Research the different types of wooden train sets available. The vast majority of wooden train track sold for children's train sets employs male-female connectors and are compatible with each other. However, some older tracks are not compatible with other sets, such as the Jack-Built Snap Train set. Stick with a BRIO compatible set to make expanding your wooden train set a cinch.

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      Look for a Thomas the Tank Engine wooden train set from Learning Curve if the recipient is familiar with the British story series and movies about Thomas the Tank Engine. Children will appreciate engines they recognize and know by name. Learning Curve offers exceptional quality and will not disappoint.

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      Browse the BRIO website online to see their quality selection of wooden train sets, engines, and accessories. The Mountain Adventure Figure 8 wooden train set includes a battery-powered engine with lights, track, a mountain overpass, and accessories. Purchase BRIO sets at the website, at authorized retailers and on eBay.

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      Shop at Ikea for their simple Lillabo wooden train set, which is compatible with the Brio system and wooden Learning Curve Thomas trains. The Lillabo wooden train set is only available in their stores and not online (except at times through eBay).

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      Find a Maxim train set for the more budget-conscious shopper. Look at big box stores in the months proceeding Christmas or online at Live and Learn Educational Toys.

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      Check local craft shows for a simple handcrafted wooden train, or shop at Tree to Train, which offers personalized carrying cases and several hand made wooden train sets.


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