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Hey there, <br /> <br />When I was young, I picked up my first tyco set - it was an HO with a few cars and large 4x8 oval. Then I moved to N scale because I could fit it in my apartment. Now, I have rediscovered Lego. They are not cheap (at least $250 for a small layout, power, cars, and engines) and are actually targeted to adult Lego fans. I buy the bulk sets of 1000 pieces for about $20 to make scenery, buildings, etc. All from Lego. A book recently came out that tells how to make a wide variety of Lego trains - Getting Started with Lego Trains and a variety of other books. <br /> <br />I guess my point is that the Lego trains are great if you plan on working with them with your child. I agree they are a bit small for 3-4yrs., but with adult supervision, they are extremely versatile and your children will come up with some amazing ideas.
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