Yes, however, die-cast trains will not fit on wooden tracks.
Wooden railway is a much better value if you're looking for durability and longetivity.
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The Thomas Wooden Railway was originally owned by Learning Curve, then TOMY and then Fisher-Price. The toy wooden railway set has been popular for a long time with children. Thomas the Tank Engine is the main character.
everything retired.
Never, it just goes on and on until you divide by 0, then a black hole opens up and it engulfs the entire world, including the Thomas wooden railway.
Thomas Wooden Railways are great and the materials are worth the cost.
you mean from wooden to plastic? it's cheaper to make in plastic
Steam engines running on wooden rails, carried coal etc from a mine. Before steam engines, ponies pulled the wagons.
Spare wooden track can be purchased from toy shops that sell the wooden Thomas sets like The Entertainer and Argos. However cheaper wooden track is available from Tesco and IKEA that will fit most of the wooden Thomas trains, and link up with existing track.
some will argure 1992 others 1993. But 1992 is the coprrect year.
My son has several die cast Thomas figures and they don't fit his wood rail set. The wheelbase is too narrow so the won't go into the slots. They did make some wooden Thomas characters and they fit. I found his at our local Barnes and Noble. I haven't bought them in the last 2 to 3 years but I know they are out there because I have a box full. Hope this was some help.
Plastic patio benches are more weather resistant than wooden ones. Wooden can rot. Plastic won't deteriorate in any weather.