- DVD Release Date: February 28, 2011
- Rated: NR (Not Rated)
- Run Time: 40 minutes
- Language: English
- Number of discs: 1
- Studio: TM Books & Video
- ASIN: B004M53P74
ABOUT I LOVE TOY TRAINS: ALL ABOARD
A new, exciting I Love Toy Trains show for a new generation. More spectacular special effects than ever seen in a train video before – flying saucers, UFOs, jet airplanes, jet trains, aliens, ghosts and goblins, and your favorite candies being loaded and unloaded on Lionel accessories at the Big Rock Candy Mountain. See the world’s largest G-scale, outdoor layout, a giant Lego layout plus six new songs by our favorite singer/songwriter, James Coffey.
The 14-part I Love Toy Trains is one of the best-selling childrens’ video series in the country. It has thrilled and delighted millions of kids and grown-ups. I Love Toy Trains – All Aboard! is wall-to-wall train action for a new generation of train fanatics.
There’s so much train action and fun, you’ll need repeated viewings to see everything.
I Love Toy Trains – All Aboarrrd!
MY THOUGHTS
I received a copy of I Love Toy Trains: All Aboard! Mson CJ loves trains so I figured that this DVD would be a good fit. I was right. The DVD is an interesting blend of animation with story along with footage of real trains. I never knew exactly what the different letters of the train size scale meant, so I did appreciate the explanation for those. My favorite part of the video was when the trains had to follow instructions to load candy. CJ much preferred the animated segments over the non-animated segments. This video would be fun for anyone who really enjoys trains.
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Patty White
Saturday 3rd of December 2011
My son would love this DVD!! When he was really little he had this train movie called "Oh No" and its all he would watch. I too am curious about what the letters of the train scale size means, so I can't wait to find out. Thanks for the review!!
pat. marsden
Friday 2nd of December 2011
Growing up I always wanted trains. Unfortunately my father considered them boy toys. When I finally bought myself some the Christmas I struck out on my own, I was so happy watching them go round and round.