ELC Wooden Train Set & Little Town For Children From 3 Years Toddler Play Toys Wooden Train Track Accessories Early Learning Centre

Such a great gift for our 21 month old grandson. He's train mad atm & this lovely toy has been a hit from the 1st look he had at the box! Perfect size for his little hands to hold. Dad & grandpa helped build the track & really enjoyed it! The magnetic ends of each train excite & amaze the little one every time. The set is well made & sturdy. Quick to put together. The side items include houses & trees. He's not too interested in these yet but will be as he grows. It has provided lots of fun whilst he visits us. For the price it's excellent. I bought it at half price offer but would be as pleased if I'd paid the whole original price. It looks great & gives lots of enjoyment so highly recommending it with 5 stars.

Lovely quality! My daughter is 2 and really enjoys playing with this set. We do supervise as there are some smaller pieces, otherwise you can just hide the accessories until you feel the time is right

My two year old grandson loves it. It isn’t as heavy as the old wooden tracks but works just the same. Would definitely buy again.

Perfect as expected . My 2 year old granddaughter lives it .

What a beautiful train set well made cute great fun.highly recommended excellent value for money. My grandson loves it and so do i

Great little toy. 2yo daughter loves it. Bridge is plastic though so if wanting all wooden toy be aware

Big hit with my grandson. His favourite xmas present

My 4yo is currently very keen on trains and I thought this simple set looked great for him. I was even more delighted with it when I saw it as it was bigger than I'd thought and considered it a bargain. However the wooden tracks seemed less well made buy managed to fit them into place. Due to the lack of quality in those pieces the train gets stuck. On the second play of the set a piece of 1 of the tracks chipped right off (my son was premature- he's a petite child and wasn't playing roughly - he's also neurodivergent and the piece breaking understandably upset him a lot because it makes the entire set unusable as a track. I appealed to the seller to ask for a replacement part so he could play with it again only to be asked for a "sku" code which isn't visible on my order, from an email that doesn't accept replies. I honestly can't stand it when an order goes awry like this and it's the disheartened customer who has to resolve it all too often. Amazon only offering a return when actually a partial discount since I had to buy another would be the decent thing to do. I give up with this platform it's too costly