Thomas & Friends Wooden Railway - Gordon The Big Express Engine

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PRODUCT DETAILS

From: Learning Curve
Pub. Date: 12th June 2006
Catalog: Toy
Amazon Maximum Age: 60
Media: Toy
Model: LC99004A
Ean: 5015353646220
Upc: 796714990040

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USER REVIEWS

Good fun
~ Written on Jun 17, 2009. out of users found this review helpful.

My son loves Thomas railroad and all the trains. Gordon is one of his favorites.

As with all the Thomas Wooden Railway items, this is nice and durable
~ Written on May 26, 2009. 1 out of 1 users found this review helpful.

This is a very nice addition to any Thomas Wooden Railway collection. I purchased this for my son and he really enjoys it. It is durable and very detailed, just like the other Thomas Wooden items. If your child is a Thomas fan, this would be perfect for him=)

a little pricey
~ Written on May 4, 2009. out of users found this review helpful.

Although Thomas and Friends trains are a little expensive for my taste, they are durable and well made. Kids of all ages enjoy playing w/ them.

My son got what he wanted!
~ Written on Apr 16, 2009. out of users found this review helpful.

This was a basic and simple transaction. I placed an order for this particular Thomas and Friends train of Gordon through Amazon. Found a great price. Immediately placed an order and the shipment came on a timely manner with no issues.

Overall, I'm happy for how smooth the transaction was...

A Thomas & Friends must; but too pricey
~ Written on Sep 24, 2008. 1 out of 1 users found this review helpful.

I was a railway fanatic when I was a little child; and now my son is, too, and probably more so than I ever was, thanks to the art and science of modern marketing. He wants Thomas this and Thomas that. He loves Gordon -- I guess most kids love Gordon because he's big and powerful. This hardwood toy looks nice, but doesn't seem very durable -- my son dropped it once and the wheel bases got really loose, to the point that we may need to buy another one. Also, these toys are made in China, and the trees they cut down to make these are from China, too, so I guess the cost to manufacture is probably 50 cents, but they charge U.S. consumers twenty bucks. Makes me wish I were in the toys trade.

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