Thanks for your order. We hope you’ll come visit us again sometime soon.Driving the colorful LEGO® DUPLO® Train from station to station is any toddler’s dream. Your child will play the role of the train driver, load cargo, build bridges, stop at crossings, help passengers, refuel, and lay new tracks to steer the train safely around obstacles. Copying grown-ups and their activities is important to your 2-year-old toddler’s development - and few things are as ‘grown-up’ as driving a huge steam train through the scenic countryside, full speed ahead, horns tooting. If your toddler is fascinated by trains, this simple game will provide new inspiration for hours of creative play - with or without a LEGO DUPLO train set. *Bright, fun, and toddler-friendly animations and sound effects *Intuitive icons and navigation for easy game play *Cute, interactive DUPLO landscape with lots of building fun and surprises *Based on the DUPLO My First Train set and familiar animals and characters
No third party advertising Access your Internet connection Install on up to ten Windows 10 devices. LEGO® DUPLO® Train privacy policy Sign in to report this app to Microsoft Report this app to Microsoft How you found the violation and any other useful info Rated: 5.0 stars out of 5 To rate and review this product go to client store on the device it’s installed on. Tailor-made for my boy This is a delightful app. Works perfectly and is obviously well designed and made. Just in time for the duplo boxes under the tree too. One person found this helpful. Give it a headline Tell us what you think Microsoft may email you a response from the app provider (but won’t share your email address). Use the link in the email to opt out of future communications. Introduce your child to the world of trains and building with the LEGO® DUPLO® My First Train Set. Create the colorful steam train with sound effects, a passenger wagon, station with ticket window, fueling pump and signal.
With a lot of DUPLO bricks and track, it’s the perfect set for budding builders and hours of train-themed creative play. Includes train driver and child DUPLO figures. • Includes 2 LEGO® DUPLO® figures: train driver and child • Features a steam train with real sound effects, passenger wagon, station with ticket window and clock, fueling pump, signal, DUPLO bricks and a lot of tracks. • DUPLO bricks include decorated bricks featuring flowers and a goat • Load the figures aboard the steam train and take a ride! • Fuel up the train and chug down the tracks! • Buy a ticket at the station • Tracks do not conduct electricity and therefore are not compatible with LEGO 9V trains • For use with DUPLO trains only • DUPLO products are specially designed to be fun and safe for younger hands • Steam train measures over 3" (10cm) high, 5" (15cm) long and 2" (6cm) wide • Passenger wagon measures over 3" (10cm) high, 6" (16cm) long and 2" (6cm) wide
• Train station measures over 7" (18cm) high, 7" (19cm) long and 2" (6cm) wide • Train track measures over 68” (175cm) long and 29” (75cm) wide when built. 2 - 5 Years Most Helpful Customer Reviews See all customer reviewsGet FREE Text Alerts of Today's HOTTEST Deals! Optimization WordPress Plugins & Solutions by W3 EDGE I have a small kid and a bunch of Duplo train track. (Like what's in this set.) Would "grown up" sets, like the Emerald Night or Maersk trains, work on that track? They look pretty close (the wheels are a little more than 4 studs apart) but I'd love to hear a definite yes or no from someone who owns both. The answer is kind of. I own the Emerald Night and a bunch of Thomas Duplo track. The wheelbase of the Emerald Night is wide enough that the "rails" fit inside the wheels. In fact, the passenger car fits perfectly on the track. Unfortunately, neither the engine nor the tender fit as well, due to the fact that both have pieces on the bottom that are too low to allow them to sit properly with the rails inside the wheels.
This means that the engine will not move on its own. In fact, I have my doubts it would move well even if the wheels reached the track, as it would require the flanges of the wheels to have enough traction to pull the train. It depends on your goal, as Jason said. He illustrated pretty well why out of the package lego trains don't run on duplo track. However, if you just want something for your kids to dink around with, it is possible to build a wheeled train that will drive on duplo track without using a duplo train as it's base. The trick is to use monster truck tires or "offroad" style tires, and a 2x4 axle that is flat. If your track is curved and not all straight, you also need your tires to articulate on swivel hinges. Here's something I rigged up for my son from only parts I already have: It worked well on a fully circular track, though it would catch a little if I made a squiggle track. I think the smaller off-road tires would have worked better but I could only find one four stud wide axle in that size.