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NYC Subway Now Departing For Your Train Table
We highly recommend a winter vacation on the Island of Sodor, but with spring approaching, we've been waiting for a train to take us back to the big city. Luckily, designer Stephen Fay seems to have read our minds: His birch-hardwood New York City Subway Trains fit perfectly onto our wooden train sets and also come with diagrams of their real-l...
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Open Wide For The Chew Chew Spoon
Take the old game of choo-choo to new levels with the Chew Chew Spoon, which mounts a Brio-worthy beech-wood train (airplane and race car versions are also available) onto the spoon's handle. You can remove each vehicle for easy washing, although there's no guarantee you'll get it back once the kids discover they can remove it, too. $22 Cana...
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For the Serious (Or Just Rich) Train Enthusiast
Thomas has nothing on this train set. Modeled after 1940s carnival locomotives, these use kiddie hand crank power instead of steam to chug along the tracks. Certainly heirloom quality, the two included locomotives are made from cast aluminum with stainless steel side rails and nylon crank handles. As for the track, it's made of steal and you better...
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