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I have to disagree a bit with Stuckarmchairing. I think my kids played with the Brio wooden stuff all the time, and for many years. Or do I have the age group wrong? I don't think so. They build the track layout as they want. And change it any time they want. Then put it all away in a huge Rubbermaid thing that goes under bed, then take it tomorrow and build a whole new layout. There's many engines and rolling stock, a few working "industries", "structures." The real Brio stuff is expensive, I think there are knock-offs. But the more they have of it, they have a railroad empire that they can build and control, instead of just watch. I think I'm right about this.(?) Or, maybe you just really want to get them going with electric trains? That's cool. My 2 cent. Jim
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