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The 9 Best LEGO Trains – Guidebook

LEGO railroads are very popular not among children, but also among adults. They work very reliably and can be extended and enlarged by expansion sets as desired.

To help you decide which LEGO train to buy, we have created a checklist. It contains the most important criteria that you should consider when buying. In addition, we have compiled the best and most exciting LEGO trains in our product recommendation for you.

Checklist For LEGO Trains

Age
  • From the age of 3 years, your child can get a first train set with LEGO Duplo, which is pushed by the child. The short trains are designed in rather round shapes with animals or characters from ‘Disney’s Mickey Mouse’ and consist of 3 – 4 wagons.
  • For 2 – 5-year-olds, railroads with tracks and cranes that are moved by hand on the tracks without electricity are also suitable.
  • If your child is already 6 years old or older, the train can already run electricity (from a battery) and have more technical details that make the assembly more exciting.
  • More mechanically sophisticated LEGO train sets are an exciting technical challenge for teens and adults alike.
Lights, Sounds, Accessories And Exciting Features
  • Even the DUPLO trains for 2 – 5-year-olds have lights and can make sounds. In addition, there are wagons with tilting functions.
  • For children from 6 are suitable railroads with Bluetooth remote control and smaller accessories such as figures, landscapes, material for loading on the trailers.
  • For the ‘big ones’ there are express and freight trains that can run at different speeds and also have accessories such as warning signals and barriers. In addition, the trains can be played on from the inside thanks to removable wagon roofs.
The Play And Learning Effect Grows With Your Child
  • Even with the LEGO DUPLO bricks, children learn about the respective theme world and practice putting the bricks and figures together. This trains the hands and the brain.
  • In the next age group, children learn about the world of trains – with passenger and freight cars.
  • For ages 6 and up, the bricks get smaller and the assembly becomes more extensive. Both train concentration. The battery-powered trains train a first technical understanding.
  • Big kids will be busy with their train for a long time due to the combination of play, self-assembly, and technology and the possibility of using a control app.
Durable
  • All LEGO bricks – including DUPLO bricks – can be built together.

In our checklist we have compiled important buying criteria for you. This list of recommendations for LEGO trainsis based on them.

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The Best Sellers Of LEGO Trains

In this bestseller list we have compiled the most popular LEGO trains for you.

Current Offers On LEGO Trains

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FAQ About LEGO

What does LEGO mean?

LEGO stands for “leg godt”, which means “play well” in Danish.

How long has LEGO been around?

LEGO was founded in 1932.

What is LEGO?

LEGO is a toy manufacturer from Denmark.

How much does LEGO cost?

Smaller sets start at 50 euros. Larger sets start at 100 euros. Collector’s items are available for up to 1000 euros.

Where does LEGO come from?

LEGO was invented in Denmark.

Who invented LEGO?

Ole Kirk Christiansen invented the LEGO bricks in 1958.

How long does LEGO last?

1300 years.

Why does LEGO work so well?

LEGO works by using knobs and tubes that can be connected together. Each LEGO brick has both parts, so it can be combined freely.

Where does LEGO produce its bricks?

The production facilities are located in Billund, Nyíregyháza and Monterrey.

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Wolfgang lives with his family in Stuttgart. He has a twelve-year-old daughter and five-year-old twins. When he's not writing product guides for Elternkompass and sharing his experiences with you, he likes to go on bike tours, play Monopoly or read novels.