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Thomas & Friends Safety Helmet 50 - 52 cm

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Trains
from: MV Sports & Leisure

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Take Along Thomas - Rocky

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Trains
from: Learning Curve

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Wooden Thomas & Friends: Annie & Clarabel Twin-Pack

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Trains
from: Learning Curve

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Underground Ernie - Ernie B/O Track Set

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Trains
from: Halsall

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Take Along Bob the Builder - Lofty

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Trains
from: Learning Curve

April 20, 2005
my sons have all the toys in this range, and they are mostly very well designed and made. Unfortunately Lofty is very poorly put together. We've had two of these now - the first one broke within a couple of weeks, the second one within half an hour! The hubs that attach the wheels to the axles are very weak, and with even the slightest pressure and the wheels come off. And that's that. A real shame - how are we supposed to complete the set!?

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Thomas Wooden Railway System Thomas Starter Set

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Trains
from: Learning Curve


my sons have all the toys in this range, and they are mostly very well designed and made. Unfortunately Lofty is very poorly put together. We've had two of these now - the first one broke within a couple of weeks, the second one within half an hour! The hubs that attach the wheels to the axles are very weak, and with even the slightest pressure and the wheels come off. And that's that. A real shame - how are we supposed to complete the set!?

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Thomas the Tank Engine Classic Tumbler

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Trains
from: Characters 4 Kids


my sons have all the toys in this range, and they are mostly very well designed and made. Unfortunately Lofty is very poorly put together. We've had two of these now - the first one broke within a couple of weeks, the second one within half an hour! The hubs that attach the wheels to the axles are very weak, and with even the slightest pressure and the wheels come off. And that's that. A real shame - how are we supposed to complete the set!?

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Wooden Thomas & Friends: Quarry Mine Tunnel

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Trains
from: Learning Curve


As with the entire Thomas wooden railway by Learning Curve, this piece is very expensive for what it is. That said, it is one of my son's all time favourite pieces, and is a well made and durable toy.

It is compatible with all the Thomas sets and track. The door at the bottom of the tunnel opens both ways so trains can go in either direction through it. My nearly-three-year-old adores sending the trains through so they 'disappear' and 'reappear' again on the other side.

Highly recommended - but worth shopping around to find it cheaper elsewhere...

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Take Along Thomas - Iron Bert

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Trains
from: Learning Curve


As with the entire Thomas wooden railway by Learning Curve, this piece is very expensive for what it is. That said, it is one of my son's all time favourite pieces, and is a well made and durable toy.

It is compatible with all the Thomas sets and track. The door at the bottom of the tunnel opens both ways so trains can go in either direction through it. My nearly-three-year-old adores sending the trains through so they 'disappear' and 'reappear' again on the other side.

Highly recommended - but worth shopping around to find it cheaper elsewhere...

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Tomy Thomas & Friends Motor Road & Rail: Pull Back 'n' Go Train Set

Childrens Toy Shop > Toys > Trains
from: Tomy


I have a 20 month old little Thomas fan in my family, and he had this for Christmas. It was really well-received!
Amazon's pictures don't make very clear what you actually get in the box. There is sufficient track to make the layout shown on the box (an oval shape, which another smaller shape within it). Trains can be sent in different directions by changing the points which is quite fun. There is a station, and then there are three little pull back engines. When I bought this, I couldn't quite envisage how this would work, but quite simply, all you do is pull them backwards along the track, this seems to 'wind up' the mechanism inside and then the trains will run along the track for at least a circuit or two of the track. Clever ... Read More: