LEGO DUPLO Town Train Tracks 10882

You really need this set to go with the Steam train set so you can build a decent-looking train track. The level crossing is very nice and my son loves rushing a truck through it quickly before the train comes!

Does exactly what it says on the box. Great little expansion set giving you a lot more options when combining with one of the larger Duplo train sets. The two junction tracks are a useful inclusion, but wish the crossover track could make a return, for a figure of eight set up. My son loves it (anything to keep him away from daddys Lego).

My two year old loves it. He is able to assemble the pieces and it's also durable enough for when he decides to throw the parts around.

This is a good Duplo Lego train track expansion set. Works well with other Duplo trains.

great for kids

Great addition to any duplo rail road set. Our 12 month enjoys looking how train is going but can't yet assemble tracks on his own.

We have the numbers train, Mickey and Minnie's birthday parade train, this set of tracks and the bridge tracks. This set is the best of the two track sets that we have but the two junction pieces have raised edges that are too narrow to allow the train's wheels to pass through smoothly. The train goes through these sections of track at an angle and can cause it to derail. I wish they had included 2 extra regular curved track pieces so that we could create a full loop without using the junction pieces.

train cannot complete the circuit on its own. poor design

Great for toddlers

Dear Lego, you are great and this review is by no means about your great toys. This review is specifically about the railways set that I bought for my 3-year old son. After a long and detailed analysis of two shifter railways pieces (see pictures) included in Lego Duplo 10882, which we combined with Lego Duplo 10894 train set as recommended on the package, I am 100% certain that the shifters are defective/flawed. The train set slides without problems on other railway pieces, but when you take the train through the shifters the wheels of the train set do not fit through and the train derails. This problem occures regardless of where the shifter is located. This makes a frustrating game-play experience for my train-freak son. Again, we are big fans of Lego toys and we spend a considerable amount of money each month for Lego sets. Such defective pieces are difficult to come by in Lego sets so this was a real disappointment. What would your recommendation/solution be for this problem? Thanks.