What scale is the car? Is it actually rail-ready for a scale railroad?
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Hi Denise. It's not any scale or track ready. I asked if it will fit ho model railway and they said yes. But the car itself is actually bigger then a g gauge train. Lol. It's about 300 mm long and about 150 mm wide. It's just a toy car that has the rail wheels tucked up ready for use as in the movie. But they don't move up or down. Anyways it just a big model car with a bad description. If you want one ill sell you mine for half the price I paid, it's never been opened and probly never will. Lol. Ok I hope I helped you not fall into the same trap I fell into. As I thought it'd look awesome running around my track. Ok. Maxx Hi Denise. It's not any scale or track ready. I asked if it will fit ho model railway and they said yes. But the car itself is actually bigger then a g gauge train. Lol. It's about 300 mm long and about 150 mm wide. It's just a toy car that has the rail wheels tucked up ready for use as in the movie. But they don't move up or down. Anyways it just a big model car with a bad description. If you want one ill sell you mine for half the price I paid, it's never been opened and probly never will. Lol. Ok I hope I helped you not fall into the same trap I fell into. As I thought it'd look awesome... » Read More Hi Denise. It's not any scale or track ready. I asked if it will fit ho model railway and they said yes. But the car itself is actually bigger then a g gauge train. Lol. It's about 300 mm long and about 150 mm wide. It's just a toy car that has the rail wheels tucked up ready for use as in the movie. But they don't move up or down. Anyways it just a big model car with a bad description. If you want one ill sell you mine for half the price I paid, it's never been opened and probly never will. Lol. Ok I hope I helped you not fall into the same trap I fell into. As I thought it'd look awesome running around my track. Ok. Maxx « Show Less
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Hi Denise. It's not any scale or track ready. I asked if it will fit ho model railway and they said yes. But the car itself is actually bigger then a g gauge train. Lol. It's about 300 mm long and about 150 mm wide. It's just a toy car that has the rail wheels tucked up ready for use as in the movie. But they don't move up or down. Anyways it just a big model car with a bad description. If you want one ill sell you mine for half the price I paid, it's never been opened and probly never will. Lol. Ok I hope I helped you not fall into the same trap I fell into. As I thought it'd look awesome running around my track. Ok. Maxx
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14" long 1/15th scale. Probably not rail ready for a scale railroad unless you do a lot of modification.
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Sorry, I don't know scale sizes of cars or trains, but I can give you the dimensions of the truck = 5 1/2" long x 2" wide x 2 1/2" high.
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it comes with one train. and the track is decent size. roughly 3-4 ft in length. The train includes the locomotive, and three or four cars. I would recommend this item
1591744
No it is a diecast model. Pretty heavy for it's size. Pretty small in size too.
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It is a very cool set, but I wouldn't suggest this set for a three year old. This is a full o-gauge electric train with a lot of intricate and little parts, meant for older kids and adults. Lionel does however, make a lot of G-gauge sets that are battery operated and perfect for a smaller kids including a Polar Express set.
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This is a close call and hard to decide. If given the option of HO or N scale, I would prefer the smaller N scale. The miniature scaled train sets are much more compact and takes up less room to set up however it requres a higher degree of skill to work the smaller sets so for beginners and kids I would reccomend the larger scale HO scale.
2232199
I don't recall the scale but they are about 3x bigger than matchbox cars. I also found these to be extreme fragile when turning the turret. The child will need to be gentle.
2210197
It is HO scale, so it's 87 times smaller than the real locomotive. It, of course, is not powered. It measures 58 mm from the bottom of the wheel flanges to the highest point on the top of the cab. That converts to 2.28 inches high for the model and 19.87 feet for the real thing.
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HO scale is 1:87 and most rolling stock(train cars) will use what is labeled as 33" wheels. If you're asking as to the actual length of an freight car for example, then each car will vary slightly in actual length but, they all use 33" wheels.
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N Scale, Nice little locomotive. Good puller, was pulling up to ten cars strong on the level. Haven't tried it on a slight grade, yet.
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This train is compatible with the wooden rail system, but my kids do enjoy their engines off of the tracks. It can also be used with the grey Take-Along tracks (that are designed for the die-cast metal engines), but it might not fit inside of the accessory buildings of that line.
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The locomotive is all metal. The passenger cars are mostly plastic, but they are nice. I imagine plastic makes the cars lighter and makes for easier and smoother pulling by the locomotive. Train set is well made in my opinion. I am very happy with it.
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The Village Street car is an ON-30 gauge train, that is, it is an O-scale train runs on HO scale track. The width of the track is approximately 20 mm (0.79 inch). The set comes with four strait and four curve EZ-connect rail tracks. Each rail track is about 9-inch long.
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Yes it is. But I would not buy from this dealer. He listed a this train set for a low price. I paid for it then he said he could not honor it. Beware!!!
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The locomotive is not a race car. It appears to be designed to operate more efficiently at low to medium speeds. It is also a large locomotive and is not meant for sharp curves. The train set track is 11.5" radius curves which is the absolute minimum for this engine. The locomotive operates much better on broader curves.
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It is 14" long and is 1/82 scale, extremely close to HO (model train) scale or 1/87, so HO figures and extra parts will match it.
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I haven't purchased any of the Take n Play diecast trains, but from the dimensions given it appears that the Wooden Railway cars are a little larger.