Kids Destiny Toys makes you the conductor as you expand your train collection easily and cost-effectively. These premium wood train tracks are ready for you and your family’s railroad adventures. With Kids Destiny Toys, there is no limit to what you can build. Hop on board and use Kids Destiny Toys with all major brands
Kids Destiny Toys makes you the conductor as you expand your train collection easily and cost-effectively. These premium wood train tracks are ready for you and your family’s railroad adventures. With Kids Destiny Toys, there is no limit to what you can build. Hop on board and use Kids Destiny Toys with all major brands such as Thomas & Friends, Brio and more at only a fraction of the price. Don’t spend extra on name brand train track collections, Kids Destiny gives you more track for less money. Set Contains: 2 V Shaped Track Pieces 4 8″ Straight Pieces 7 6″ Straight Pieces 6 4″ Straight Pieces 10 2″ Straight Pieces 4 Track Adapter Pieces 2 Riser pieces 2 Ascending Tracks 1 Railroad Crossing Piece 2 Train Cross Pieces 1 T Switch Piece 2 Double Switch Curved Track 2 Three Way Switch 6 Curved 6″ Pieces 6 Curved 3.5″ Pieces 2 Beginner Tracks
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Not consistent. Good assortment but some pieces were not grooved for the track on both sides. And some pieces had a round knob instead of the flat type inter connection. Therefore those round pieces do not fit well.
Seamless transition from Thomas and Brio Tracks and back… Works and fits in seamlessly with the Thomas and Brio tracks we already had. Trains roll, tracks connect, and kids play with these with wild abandon as I navigate my halls and rooms trying not to 1. Break the track they’ve worked so hard on, but more importantly 2. Not break my FACE from stepping on or tripping all falling over the whole situation. But listen, I ain’t trippin ;), these tracks are a fraction of the cost and equal construction, durability and integrity. Go ahead, throw them in…
On average, much better track than what we had! (Wife): At Christmas, my parents got our toddler daughter her first wooden train set. It would have been a great little train set, except that it was kinda poorly-made. It had pegs that were mis-aligned; one peg fell out; the bridges had no track supports and could not be easily-modified to accommodate supports; and the risers were so easy to knock over! I felt bad for our poor baby girl, because she wanted to enjoy it, and it had so many would-have-been-cool features.