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Recommend highly and would buy the trains again and again.
Posted on Selasa, 31 Mei 2011 by BB
Thomas Friends Wooden Railway Engine
Henry is a classic engine and part of the 8 core characters in Thomas and Friends. He is in almost every video and essential, unfortunately he is not combined with any video (that i know of) so you just have to look at the bargain bin like i do. At first I was not sure to get Henry because he originally had a very inaccurate looking tender in his old model. Now he is sleeker and much better looking. While pricey, it is a great train to get, as the last review says if you get Thomas, Edward, Henry, Gordon, James, Percy, and Toby, (numbers 1-7) they are great for learning numbers. Also Henry's tender, combined with others, can be great freight cars for those who don't want to pay even more. Henry in general is a very quality train with more wood than plastic and he is a great asset to any fan.
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I'm confused by all the different types (Trackmaster, Take Along, etc.). My son is 1 and a half and just loves Thomas. My wife and I want to get him a set that he will be able to enjoy for a while. We have heard some are being discontinued. It's just too much.
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