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Now you can buzz around in the bright yellow Bumble Bee Train. Everyone will know you’re coming with the working headlight and bell.
The Bumble Bee train features an all steel construction, lead free powder coat paint, authentic steel cattle guard, high traction non slip tires, three position adjustable pedals and a padded seat.
Choo! Choo! Chugging Along!
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“Lil’ Red” - All aboard…….. This train is ready to pedal!
Chugging through the countryside, now you can buzz around in the Lil’ Red Train.
Everyone will know you’re coming with the working headlight and bell.
The Lil’ Red Train feature an all steel construction and lead free powder coat paint. The pedal train comes with an authentic steel cattle guard, high traction non slip tires, three position adjustable pedals and a padded seat.
Choo! Choo!!!!
A Famous Little Blue Tank Engine Called Thomas
posted by Toy Meister @ 7:41 PM
Thursday, September 3, 2009
This little train Engine is a cheeky, mischievous character, whose television adventures have delighted children around the world for years. Thomas the Tank Engine and similar television themed toys, regularly win awards for pre school toys of the year. There is even a pedal train modeled after him so the little one can ride along with Thomas and his friends.
Children love to identify with the television characters that they see, toys that are familiar to them. In Australia, Thomas the tank engine is on a mission to help kids with autism. The famous little engine and his friends, as reported at CNN.com, are stars of a new game, designed to help autistic children recognize emotions.
People forget how much better they had it as kids. When hours could seem like days and a favorite toy can be a childs best friend. Toys are powerful things you know. They are vessels for the imagination imbued with life through the simple act of play.
My family lives in a four-story brownstone a few blocks away from some railroad tracks. It’s not exactly an upscale neighborhood, but it’s safe, and my wife and I have jobs that pay well enough to allow us to live in comfort. Our son just turned 6, and his train obsession grows stronger with the toot of each passing locomotive. He loves to stand a safe distance from the tracks and wave at the conductor.
We took a train across the country to visit my parents in Chicago, and my son was absolutely floored. He asked to see the various train compartments and showed a serious interest in the engine room as well. I selected a pedal train for his sixth birthday, and he wheels around the yard making train noises from the moment he gets home from school.