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In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, Martin Legault writes:
> In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, Kathleen Theriault writes:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I've been a lurker for a while and been reading the posts with interest. My
> > husband and I are real Lego fans, and now want to get our kids stared with
> > Lego trains. The big question is where do I buy it? I have seen the one set
> > at ToysRUs but is that about the only place in Toronto to buy it? A friend
> > was just in St Jacobs at the Lego Store and reported that they were out of
> > train stuff there and were having a hard time getting it.
> >
> > Right now all I really want is a 'basic' set like the 4561 to start with
> > because the boys are still young (4yo and 3yo) and that's all they could
> > handle right now.
> >
> > Any suggestions?
> >
> > Kathleen
>
> Hi and welcome to Lugnet!
>
> the 4561 is also available at sears (they had it at around 90$ on the web site
> www.sears.ca a few month ago), don't know if they still have some.
>
> unfortunately all other train stuff, you have to order from Lego Shop at Home.
>
> If you want a set for you kid, I suggest Duplo train, Lego have 3 starter set
> on their web site www.lego.com, go for the shop, duplo and then trains. You
> will see all the train and accesories that you can order.
I don't know if they still have it on-line. I think that was only a limited
time special. I seen the set at Sears (in St. Catharines) and they were
still charging over $150 CDN for it.
I have to agree with Martin Legault that the Duplo train is probably wise to
get at this point with your children so young. I would wait at least 2 years
before getting any of the system train sets, unless you would want to buy
a couple of them now and put them away until they are older. Some other
sets that aren't bad are: (4565) Freight N Crane Railway, (10001) the Legend
version of the Metroliner (Deluxe kit even better!).
My own train series would be another idea if you don't feel like investing
in a "large" train system right away. You choose which cars to buy ... ie
Large Engine with tender, hopper car, flat-bed car, tanker, and caboose for
one train, and the Small Engine and two or three passenger cars for the
other train...the only draw-back to My Own Train, is that you have to buy
all your
own track seperately, and a controller, and a motor for each train engine...
still fun to do...
Benjamin Medinets
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