Tsch, tsch, tsch ... Worked from the solid wood of beech, the train is of such an attractive feel that young and old inevitably want to grab, steam engine sounds and let the train go. The impressive size is not the only reason to give it a good grip: With its solid construction, the wooden train has a stability and strength that can withstand children's eagerness to play for a long time. Derailments are purely playful, because the locomotive rolls over the ground on its silicone-tired wheels as if it were greased and reliably pulls the wagons attached via plug-in couplings along, even in curves. And of course the capacity of the locomotive and wagons is ideally suited to letting the little dolls and building blocks living in the children's room breathe a little fresh play air and transporting them quickly from here to there. Chug, chug, chug ...

It's just inherently fascinating: from Luke the Engine Driver to the Hogwarts Express, the railroad exerts a great attraction on children (and adults). In the game, children (and adults) transform into experienced, sometimes perhaps a little adventurous, train drivers who skillfully bring their train to the next station. Carefully shunting and uncoupling the locomotive and wagons, loading and unloading the wagons, reenacting their own journeys or even planning the 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 at the same time create new imaginative stories. And they can practice their social skills in the game together anyway: Tuff, tuff, tuff, the train / Who wants to go to Munich / Alone I do not like / So I take me the Anton with ...

For gentle play children are less known, their toys must be able to offer some resistance. The special robustness of its wooden toys is a central concern of this manufacturer located on the edge of the Swabian Alb. Only high-quality woods are used, the toys are manufactured with a high level of craftsmanship and quality, and production takes place solely in Germany. Precise workmanship, clean smooth sanding, harmless stains and varnishes are among the standards of this small family business, founded in 1946 and now run by the third generation. Thus, long-lasting wooden toys with the potential to be passed on from generation to generation are created under the hands of the accomplished employees.