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New Toy Train.

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New Toy Train.

Posted by Anonymous

on Fri, Aug 3 2001 4:50 PM

Hello, I just found this neat new train toy, its great for
anyone who loves trains.

Here is a direct link to the train:
http://www.puzzletoy.com/train.html

or to the front page:
http://www.puzzletoy.com

ENJOY!

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Posted by Anonymous

on Sat, Aug 4 2001 1:47 PM

I'm not sure how we are defining "kids," but I built an N scale shelf layout in my 7 year old daughter's room. The shelf is is only 14 inches wide and runs along two walls giving her about 20 feet of railroad. It is a dog bone configuration with storage tracks in the loops hidden under hills. She just loves the thing and we did the scenery together. There is a small city in the center that makes a good setting for the two main lines. There is also a siding and a passenger station as she enjoys making-up passenger consists as much as she does freight. She still likes to run my HO 12 X 50 layout with me, but she proudly tells of her very own railroad.