🚂 Wood Trick Railway Set: Wooden Train Toy Review

Although my husband had trouble working with this solid wood model at first, once he got into the rhythm he found it fascinating and downright cool. The instructions are pics only so they might not be for everyone if they need some verbal clarification but it's really pretty and it's about halfway through. I'll probably buy a few more when we go. They are very beautiful in their natural wood composition. Also delivered quickly, just in time for Christmas.

My daughter and I tried to put this train together but had many problems with the toothpicks which are used in almost all peaceful gatherings. The toothpicks need to be sharpened to fit together. Unfortunately, many build scripts require multiple toothpicks at once. As a result, one of them broke and punctured my finger, causing bleeding. This isn't a mystery I would single-handedly lead a 10-year-old build on. We even tried using needle nose pliers but that broke a lot of toothpicks. We bought

This is a well designed 3D product. Operating instructions - all pictures - no words - over 60 pages long and very easy to understand. Excellent tolerances for individual part sizes. So everything went smoothly with little problems. Keep in mind that this is not a toy, although it is advertised as something you can build and then play with. The tolerances of the pieces of wood do not match to allow the train to move. The axles are toothpicks - impossible to maintain tolerances between parts and

The quality of this kit is amazing. This isn't my first rodeo. Each piece of this set is cut with a very thin laser. The parts do not pop out of the plywood sheet, but close to it. Tiny, tiny splinters hold each piece in place in the sheet of plywood. Just squeeze lightly and they will almost fall out. There were no words in the instructions, only drawings. Each step or process was clearly described. The kit included rubber bands, a small sheet of sandpaper, and a tiny piece of wax to lubricate

I bought this model railway to get my father (who has dementia) into brain activity. He really enjoys working with me on these wooden models. This was our fourth model, but the first Wooden Trick model. I hated working with toothpicks as "nails" holding everything together. They hurt my fingers after making small holes over and over again, piercing my fingers, breaking them too many times. Some of the instructions weren't specific enough so I had to disassemble the train to fix the error from…

Gears will not stay in place when using small socket pins. Jump out again and again. The measuring device leaves something to be desired in terms of the exact length of the toothpick for fastening parts, especially gears. Testing the engine with a rubber band turned out to be useless. Unfortunately the belts snapped without moving the gears. WHY! TODAY: Seller has not contacted seller about missing sheet #1. I will call Revain to return remaining sheets. UPDATE: December 17th: NOBODY contacted…