Name: Tender Leaf Wild Pines Train Set
Brand: Tender Leaf
SKU: TL8702
Price: 125.0 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

Tender Leaf Wild Pines Train Set - Why and Whale

$125.00

This 30 piece track allows for creative layouts and endless storytelling.

Accessories that move include an engine and 3 carriages holding 27 small logs of various colors.

A logging truck carrying 9 long timbers with magnetic spots, a loader vehicle that can magnetically pick up the logs and load up the truck.

Included in this lumberjack style set is a log pile to hold the logs with a sleeping bear, a lake with 2 magnetized boulders and big bear, and a part that has 3 big fir trees that will block the track unless they are rotated out of the way! 4 cut timber logs and a tree nursery with

6 trees in various stages of growth make this set a wonderful timber trails environment.

Age range: 3 Years And Older
Product size: 37 x 24.8 x 6.3
Weight:5.63 lbs

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I bought this for my son’s 2nd birthday because it’s absolutely the cutest play food set I could find—and I spent months perusing dozens and dozens of wooden play food sets on the internet. It’s a little smaller than I expected though! I guess it’s fine for tiny hands, and my son really loves to play with it anyways. His favorite is the lemons, and he calls the cat food yogurt (or “nuggurt” lol). I bought this alongside Manhattan Toy Company’s bunny mixer, ribbit waffle maker, bird espresso machine, and bunny hop mixer—I noticed the little food pieces with these toys were a lot more interactive. Like the milk and syrup bottles and sugar jar have tops that come off, which is super cute and is better for children immersed in pretend play. This set is just painted pieces of solid wood with some stickers slapped on (excluding the lemons which are genuinely cute). My son gets frustrated that the tops don’t open, though he seems satisfied overall so I’m not too upset. I just thought it would be a bit more bang for my buck! I might have a go with some of the round containers with a Forstner bit and my drill… ;)