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| | | A whole world of train adventures starts here! This deluxe cargo train set has it all! Load and unload the train's cargo wagons at the warehouse with the big loading crane and fun conveyor belt. DUPLO bricks are sturdy, colorful, and safe for a toddler's hands. Includes tracks, trains, vehicles, workers, and much more! Really makes sounds when you fill up at the station! Raise and lower the hook on the crane! Use the working conveyor belt to load and unload the train! Fill up at the gas station! | | | |
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| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 25.67 inches | | Product Width: | 4.49 inches | | Product Height: | 18.9 inches | | Product Weight: | 7.46 pounds | | Package Length: | 25.5 inches | | Package Width: | 18.5 inches | | Package Height: | 4.5 inches | | Package Weight: | 7.6 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 18 reviews |
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| | Features | Motorized train with 2 wagons that provides hours of fun (batteries not included)30 tracks (9 straight, 20 curved & 1 crossing)Conveyer belt and crane with loading functions3 Duplo figures116 pieces
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| | Customer Reviews | Average Customer Review: ( 18 customer reviews )
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21 of 21 found the following review helpful:
 Toddler fun but needs supervision Mar 05, 2011
By Jesse Mathers
My daughter received this train set for Christmas. We hoped it would help keep Daddy's lego train safer. It absolutely keeps her interest (she's just turned 3) and even our infant (8 months) is entranced by watching the train.
Benefits-
The train is EASY to use. The simple push button stop and start is a cinch for her. If she stands in front of the train and it hits her foot it stops and turns off as well. If you pick it up, the wheels stop too- so we've not had any hair tangling issues (hooray!)
The duplo bricks are easy to assemble -- even for her, her buildings may not look like the pictures, but she has fun- so that is what matters.
Mixed Feelings--
The tracks are easy to put together piece by piece-- but they also come apart really easily as well. A big issue on the carpet, but less of one on wood floors. I think if you have a lego table, you can fix them down on there which would solve the issue entirely.
The track set-up(s) you can assemble with the pieces in the box is great- but my kids destroyed the box and just start attaching pieces somewhat haphazardly-- it still works, but doesn't make a loop. On that note, the train will happily run right off the end of a track piece and KEEP GOING until it hits something or 2 minutes pass. This leads to a lot of giggling at my house- but may not be your idea of fun.
Negatives--
The train has some built in safety mechanisms- it stops when you pick it up and shuts off after 2 minutes of running until you re-press the button. HOWEVER! My 3 year old did figure out how to hurt herself with it. She likes to run the train across the floor, the table, etc and decided to run it on her arm. The train wheels started turning and pulled in a piece of her skin- she was left with a small bruise from the pinch. (Dumb me in trying to figure out how the train "bit" her, did the same thing to myself too- it HURTS!)
Train time is now more supervised so we don't have that happen again- but you may want to be aware and watch for similar behaviors in your little ones.
7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
 1st Duplo Set Jan 24, 2010
By Tammy
"landon's mom"
My son who is almost 4 loves trains. He has over 200 different Thomas trains with every track tunnel or bridge you could imagine. I thought if anything was going to get him interested in legos it would be a train set. He received this for Christmas and has enjoyed it so much. I think it has really helped with his manual dexterity. I had hoped using his hands to put the pieces together whould help him now that he is trying to learn to write. It holds his attention well and you can either push the train and truck or turn the train on and let it go by itself. You can even pretend to fill the train with diesal oil and it makes a gurgling noise.
Very well built toy.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Expensive but good Jan 28, 2010
By Tony
It's expensive, but my kids really do love this lego set. We've combined it with some other Lego duplo sets (e.g. a Thomas set), which makes it even more fun. They love having the train run on its on (unlike the Thomas sets, which have to be pushed), and "filling it up". I like how Lego makes everything fit; for example, the truck's wheels also fit on the track (so the train can push the truck around the tracks). It's also easy to put Thomas the Train's body on the front part of this set's electric train engine, and make "Electro-Thomas"
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Excellent for youngsters Jul 17, 2011
By David Siegel
My boy is 30 months and he loves this set. I have a few suggestions for people who buy it:
First, you'll want to use epoxy or hot-melt glue to fasten the green parts to the engine. Although it's cool to be able to exchange these, in practice they just come off every time you try to lift it. Glue it and forget it. The same goes with the gas station - it's better to glue it all up and keep it whole than to always be rebuilding it.
Second, you will want more tracks, but Lego doesn't give you a huge choice in tracks. You can get some more straight and curved pieces, but you'll soon discover that you need junctions or crossovers. Lego doesn't have this very worked out. If you want to go to the next level, you'll have to buy a number of different sets and put much more time and effort into designing a track configuration, which is good when the child is 4 or 5, I suppose. It's nice that the trains and trucks are compatible, so getting trucks is a good investment.
Finally, it works wonderfully with rechargeable batteries. One charge lasts three weeks at our house. It's best on a floor (rather than carpet) and stays together nicely. I highly recommend it for 2 years and up.
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Fascinated my son Jan 10, 2010
By Azure
My 21 month old son received this for Christmas from Santa and he LOVED it! Easy for him to start and stop, and connect the cars. It kept his attention and focus, plus helped his motor skills. We are planning to get more Duplo to expand his train collection. Also Amazon has the best price, and no sales tax!
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