Thomas the Train: Take-n-Play Annie and Clarabel Two-pack

I wish that Fisher-Price made more things for the engines to pull. We have plenty of engines but only these coaches and the Troublesome Trucks to pull. These are great, and my kids love playing with them. They are well-made.

My 4 year old son wouldn't take baths willingly. I dreaded every night he would come in from outside play time because I knew he would need a bath but wouldn't want one. I made a chart: 1 bath = one sticker: 10 stickers = 1 toy of his choice. He said he wanted Annie and Clarabell. I couldn't find them at any of my local stores. Amazon had them, they were both in the package and at a great price! My son earned his toy in 2 weeks and takes baths every night now, willingly. :~)

This set is hard to find in stores and i think that's why amazon charges more. Suggested retail is below of what they are asking other than that my son completely loves it! I found it once and just didn't get it because i thought i could just get it another day and when i went back couldn't find them there or anywhere else for that matter.

Quality product. I bought this train set and a Gordon set from Learning Curve for my son for Christmas. Note that while both brands utilize magnets, the magnets are of different sizes. The Fisher Price set also does not fit well on the Learning Curve train track. I have nothing bad to say about Annie and Clarabel as they both seem to be quality pieces. They are a little bit smaller than the Learning Curve trains. Don't make the mistake I did of mismatching train sets from two companies.

This was part of my 5yr son's Christmas. He is a huge Thomas fan, and his Favorite is Thomas and Annie and Clarabel.I have given this 5 stars because it's about as perfect as a product comes. The design is fantastic. The carriers look amazing both with personality all their own. And they are super detailed, right down to their specific name being etched on their wooden sides, respectively. This might have been his favorite Christmas present of the year!P.S. This train is the for the Take-n-Play line of Thomas trans. So it's the smaller of the lines, it's die cast, and features magnets.

i thought these were part of the wooden railroad (my fault for not reading better) but my 2 yr old does have these take-n-play trains too I dont care for these as much as the wooden ones these dont have the detail the wooden ones do its nice that you get both cars though I also dont like that they wont work on the wooden track

These Thomas the Train Take N Play pieces are well crafted and can handle alot of abuse. I would HIGHLY recommend these to any parent whose child enjoys trains. My son has been playing with these since he was 18 months old.

I purchased this as a train kit for an upcoming overseas trip. I'm hoping that a small travel set will occupy my toddler during our flights. Heavy metal with cheerful paint and magnets that don't require extra effort to couple to the engine. Nice!