Maple Landmark Midget Railway Circus Train Wooden Toy

The Circus is coming to town! And leading it is the six-car Maple Landmark Midget Railway Circus Train. Wooden circus train cars include the Engine, Popcorn Car, Big Tent Car, Lion Car, Elephant Car and Caboose. Fun graphics make for a fun Circus Train. Each car comes with a string and peg for easy hitch ons and offs. Maple Landmark Midget Railway wooden trains are the same scale as the Maple Landmark Scoots - larger than NameTrains and smaller than MY Trains. This Maple Landmark Midget Railway Circus Train is 25" long. The wooden train cars connect with "string and peg" and each has independent wheels that allow for easy going on most floor surfaces. These smaller wooden trains are great fun for small hands. Great for creative pretend play.

These Maple Landmark Classic wooden toy vehicles are crafted from responsibly harvested hardwoods making them a truly natural and durable wooden toy. All the colors and details are done with non-toxic paints and finishes. These are classic heirloom wooden toys designed for years of unending imaginative play.

Maple Landmark proudly crafts award winning wooden toys that provide those much needed experiences for children. Growing imaginations still need to learn basic manipulation and construction. Tactile and spatial experiences help to provide a well-rounded atmosphere as children grow.

Maple Landmark wooden building blocks and other wooden toys are made in Middlebury, Vermont. Their hallmark is high quality woodenware with attention to safety and environmental impact. This has been the case since the company started in 1979, in Lincoln, Vermont.

Maple Landmark designs their wooden educational toys to provide the best in hands-on learning and exploration. Even in this electronic world, children still need to learn basic manipulation and construction that wooden building blocks and back-to-basics toys provide.

Recommended for ages three and over.

Quality Maple Landmark wooden educational toys. American Made to American Standards.

Here's an article about the history and child creative development value of wooden trains.