My three-and-a-half year old son loves Thomas and Friends and we have slowly been adding the wooden trains to his collection. He loves this series because they work really well with our table set,
KidKraft Waterfall Mountain Train Set and Table
and they are compatible with some of the less expensive wooden trains he's gotten as well. I like them because they are durable and have withstood many hours of his constant playing. We've had some trains in this series for almost a year and they are still in good shape. Some of the wooden trains have a bit of wear and tear on them and some of the paint has worn off the edges but overall, they look pretty good considering how much he uses them.
My son earned a new toy and Stephen had been on his wish list for awhile. I've found a few places that carry this particular series of trains but the price is almost always the best on Amazon so we ordered it. He was incredibly excited to get his new toy in the mail and of course he wanted to play with it right away! This model of Stephen measures 3 3/4 inches long, 1 1/4 inches wide and 2 inches high at the highest point. He is made in China of wood, has magnets on the front and back so he can be attached with other trains, and has fairly realistic graphics. Stephen's nickname is "The Rocket" and "Rocket" is painted on both sides of Stephen. The wheels are plastic but they so far have been durable and we've never had problems with any falling off. I like that this series has the trains' names printed on the bottoms so you always know who is who, although my son somehow always seems to remember all of the trains and their names. Some of the trains in this series have buttons to press so they talk or make noises but Stephen doesn't make any sounds, therefore he doesn't need any batteries.
The one thing I noticed with Stephen is that he doesn't look exactly like he does in the show. In the show, he has a large funnel but this train doesn't have one. He just has a small gold piece where the funnel would be. My son hasn't noticed, or he just hasn't said anything to me, but older kids might notice the difference.
Overall, my son loves his new Stephen train and he has several more trains on his list. We've had good luck with this particular series and will continue to purchase them on here because there is a great selection at a good price. We've never purchased any of the plastic trains but if you have a Thomas fan and you want to start collecting the trains, I'd recommend the wooden train series. My twins love them!
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My Son Loves His New Stephen Train!
My three-and-a-half year old son loves Thomas and Friends and we have slowly been adding the wooden trains to his collection. He loves this series because they work really well with our table set, KidKraft Waterfall Mountain Train Set and Table and they are compatible with some of the less expensive wooden trains he's gotten as well. I like them because they are durable and have withstood many hours of his constant playing. We've had some trains in this series for almost a year and they are still in good shape. Some of the wooden trains have a bit of wear and tear on them and some of the paint has worn off the edges but overall, they look pretty good considering how much he uses them.My son earned a new toy and Stephen had been on his wish list for awhile. I've found a few places that carry this particular series of trains but the price is almost always the best on Amazon so we ordered it. He was incredibly excited to get his new toy in the mail and of course he wanted to play with it right away! This model of Stephen measures 3 3/4 inches long, 1 1/4 inches wide and 2 inches high at the highest point. He is made in China of wood, has magnets on the front and back so he can be attached with other trains, and has fairly realistic graphics. Stephen's nickname is "The Rocket" and "Rocket" is painted on both sides of Stephen. The wheels are plastic but they so far have been durable and we've never had problems with any falling off. I like that this series has the trains' names printed on the bottoms so you always know who is who, although my son somehow always seems to remember all of the trains and their names. Some of the trains in this series have buttons to press so they talk or make noises but Stephen doesn't make any sounds, therefore he doesn't need any batteries.The one thing I noticed with Stephen is that he doesn't look exactly like he does in the show. In the show, he has a large funnel but this train doesn't have one. He just has a small gold piece where the funnel would be. My son hasn't noticed, or he just hasn't said anything to me, but older kids might notice the difference.Overall, my son loves his new Stephen train and he has several more trains on his list. We've had good luck with this particular series and will continue to purchase them on here because there is a great selection at a good price. We've never purchased any of the plastic trains but if you have a Thomas fan and you want to start collecting the trains, I'd recommend the wooden train series. My twins love them!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2016
My three-and-a-half year old son loves Thomas and Friends and we have slowly been adding the wooden trains to his collection. He loves this series because they work really well with our table set, [[ASIN:B000KEPCQI KidKraft Waterfall Mountain Train Set and Table]] and they are compatible with some of the less expensive wooden trains he's gotten as well. I like them because they are durable and have withstood many hours of his constant playing. We've had some trains in this series for almost a year and they are still in good shape. Some of the wooden trains have a bit of wear and tear on them and some of the paint has worn off the edges but overall, they look pretty good considering how much he uses them.
My son earned a new toy and Stephen had been on his wish list for awhile. I've found a few places that carry this particular series of trains but the price is almost always the best on Amazon so we ordered it. He was incredibly excited to get his new toy in the mail and of course he wanted to play with it right away! This model of Stephen measures 3 3/4 inches long, 1 1/4 inches wide and 2 inches high at the highest point. He is made in China of wood, has magnets on the front and back so he can be attached with other trains, and has fairly realistic graphics. Stephen's nickname is "The Rocket" and "Rocket" is painted on both sides of Stephen. The wheels are plastic but they so far have been durable and we've never had problems with any falling off. I like that this series has the trains' names printed on the bottoms so you always know who is who, although my son somehow always seems to remember all of the trains and their names. Some of the trains in this series have buttons to press so they talk or make noises but Stephen doesn't make any sounds, therefore he doesn't need any batteries.
The one thing I noticed with Stephen is that he doesn't look exactly like he does in the show. In the show, he has a large funnel but this train doesn't have one. He just has a small gold piece where the funnel would be. My son hasn't noticed, or he just hasn't said anything to me, but older kids might notice the difference.
Overall, my son loves his new Stephen train and he has several more trains on his list. We've had good luck with this particular series and will continue to purchase them on here because there is a great selection at a good price. We've never purchased any of the plastic trains but if you have a Thomas fan and you want to start collecting the trains, I'd recommend the wooden train series. My twins love them!
My son earned a new toy and Stephen had been on his wish list for awhile. I've found a few places that carry this particular series of trains but the price is almost always the best on Amazon so we ordered it. He was incredibly excited to get his new toy in the mail and of course he wanted to play with it right away! This model of Stephen measures 3 3/4 inches long, 1 1/4 inches wide and 2 inches high at the highest point. He is made in China of wood, has magnets on the front and back so he can be attached with other trains, and has fairly realistic graphics. Stephen's nickname is "The Rocket" and "Rocket" is painted on both sides of Stephen. The wheels are plastic but they so far have been durable and we've never had problems with any falling off. I like that this series has the trains' names printed on the bottoms so you always know who is who, although my son somehow always seems to remember all of the trains and their names. Some of the trains in this series have buttons to press so they talk or make noises but Stephen doesn't make any sounds, therefore he doesn't need any batteries.
The one thing I noticed with Stephen is that he doesn't look exactly like he does in the show. In the show, he has a large funnel but this train doesn't have one. He just has a small gold piece where the funnel would be. My son hasn't noticed, or he just hasn't said anything to me, but older kids might notice the difference.
Overall, my son loves his new Stephen train and he has several more trains on his list. We've had good luck with this particular series and will continue to purchase them on here because there is a great selection at a good price. We've never purchased any of the plastic trains but if you have a Thomas fan and you want to start collecting the trains, I'd recommend the wooden train series. My twins love them!
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My 23 month old absolutely loves his new train. We're slowly acquiring all of the Thomas trains and this one stands out with his unique design. He's really durable and is sure to withstand my toddler's rough play. Like all of the Thomas trains, the only con is the price. But my son plays with his train table and trains more than any other toy, so I feel the price is worth the enjoyment.
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