Kids Destiny 56 Pieces of Wooden Train Track Compatible with All Major Train Brands

This 56-piece wooden train track set by Kids Destiny is compatible with all major brands of train tracks. It's a great way to expand your child's track collection. Each set includes the following breakout: (12) 6" wooden straight train tracks (12) 6" wooden curved train tracks (12) 3.5" wooden curved train tracks (12) 3.5" wooden straight train tracks (2) double prong adapters (2) double hole adapters (2) switch tracks (two holes, one prong) (2) switch tracks (two prongs, one hole) The four switch tracks and four adapters in this set enable your child to build single-routes and multi-routes in no time flat. These innovative pieces allow for endless track combinations that encourage creativity, as well as cognitive, physical and social skills. The diversity of track pieces allows children to build unique routes without any pre-determined constraints or patterns. The 3.5" curved pieces are ideal for creating sharp twists and turns, while the 6" curved pieces are great for constructing giant circles and massive bends. Both the 3.5" and 6" inch straight pieces are perfect for little engineers who want a nice, long stretch of uninterrupted track. Each piece comfortably locks into another, making it easy for little hands to grasp and assemble. Best of all, the track pieces in this set are made from single-piece construction, meaning there are no loose plastic pegs that could pose danger to a child. This product is recommended for children ages 3-8 years old. Grab your favorite engine and start building a magical railway destination today!

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