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The first trains, particularly steam locomotives, were primarily constructed from iron and wood. The boiler, which was essential for steam generation, was made of iron, while the frame and body often used wood for weight reduction and ease of construction. Additionally, early trains featured wheels made of iron or steel to withstand the stresses of travel on iron tracks. Overall, these materials combined to create the foundational technology of early rail transport.

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