Wooden railroad

Attention, platform 8, RE 12zig to Cologne ... All aboard, please! Watch out at the doors on departure! Chop, chop, chop ...! Oops, children are generally fearless when playing with their possessions, so their toys should be able to take a beating. Only high-quality beech wood from certified forestry is used for this wooden train set. Beech wood is characterized by its high strength and robustness and is therefore ideally suited to outlasting children's skill training - even if the track test should first take place in the mouth. In this compilation, specially assembled for us, the wooden train set brings together the essential components of a cheerful train journey: In addition to the rails, train and carriages to be laid in a figure of eight, the station with its large clock is of course indispensable; after all, German trains run on time ... alright, most of the time. Often. The railroads are working on it. The car and level crossing allow the child to understand the connection between rail and road in the truest sense of the word - close the level crossing, the train is approaching! The bushes and trees provide the first hints of a landscape that can be imaginatively designed into infinity with existing play figures in the children's room.

It is simply fascinating by nature: from Luke the Engine Driver to the Hogwarts Express, the train has a great attraction for children (and adults). In the game, children (and adults) are transformed into experienced, sometimes even a little adventurous train drivers who expertly drive their train to the next station. Putting the wooden rails together, guiding the train safely along the tracks without it derailing, acting out their own train journeys or planning their vacation trip to grandma and grandpa: children (and perhaps adults too) playfully train their fine motor skills, learn to understand an important part of our world and create new imaginative stories at the same time. And they can practise their social skills by playing together anyway: Tuff, tuff, tuff, the train / Who wants to go to Munich / I don't like driving alone / So I'll take Anton with me ...

Not suitable for children under 3 years. Risk of suffocation due to small parts that can be swallowed.