Thomas Wooden Railway Talking Thomas LC98080 NIB 2009 Very Rare

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Thomas Wooden Railway Talking Thomas LC98080 NIB 2009 Very Rare. A collectible Thomas & Friends Wooden Railway item from Learning Curve. If you are looking for thomas wooden railway talking thomas lc98080, this is the one to grab while it is still available. Full details and specifications from the original listing follow below.

Thomas Wooden Railway Talking Thomas LC98080 NIB 2009 Very Rare: Product Details

This Thomas the Tank Engine action figure is a must-have for collectors and fans of the popular cartoon and TV character. The piece features Thomas talking and is made of high-quality wood, making it a durable and long-lasting addition to any collection. The model is an original Learning Curve production from 2003 and is licensed for use with the Thomas & Friends franchise.
In addition to its rarity and unique features, this Thomas action figure is perfect for play or display. It comes in its original packaging and is ready to be enjoyed by children and adults alike. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this valuable and beloved piece.
Very rare collectible Talking Thomas from 2009
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This item is approx 16 years old, the battery will probably be dead, so it probably won't talk.

About Thomas & Friends Wooden Railway

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About Learning Curve

Thomas & Friends Wooden Railway: Learning Curve wooden Thomas trains, including rare and talking editions, new in the box.

Thomas and Friends Wooden Railway was the wooden face of Thomas the Tank Engine for a generation of children. Built by Learning Curve, the system used chunky wooden engines and cars with magnetic couplings, running on wooden track with the distinctive clickety-clack feel that defined wooden railway play. Thomas himself, the blue tank engine from the stories of the Reverend W. Awdry and the television series that followed, leads a cast of engines each with a face, a colour and a personality, which is why children collect the characters as characters and not just as trains. The talking engines added recorded phrases and sounds to the wooden format, pressing a button or rolling the engine brought the character to life in a way an ordinary wooden train did not. Wooden Railway pieces are famously durable, and the system’s track and accessories were shared across years of production, so an engine from one year runs on layouts built from another. New in box examples of the Learning Curve era engines have become collectible in their own right as the children who played with them have grown up and come back for the pieces they remember.

O gauge railroading rewards exactly the kind of detail these listings carry. A Lionel or MTH product number is a permanent identifier: catalogs, price guides and collector references are all organised by it, and two cars that look alike at a glance are separated by their numbers, their catalog years and their road numbers. Traditional O gauge proportions, the standard these cars were built to, keep equipment from across the decades visually compatible on one layout, which is why a car from a 2003 catalog and a car from a 2011 catalog can run in the same train and look right doing it. Freight equipment dominates most O gauge collections because it dominated the real railroads, and because a consist of varied cars (boxcars for general cargo, reefers for perishables, gondolas and flatcars for open loads) tells the story of a working railroad in a way a single locomotive cannot. Themed and licensed cars were layered on top of that foundation by both major makers, giving operators a way to personalise a consist around a character, a brand, a holiday or a hometown railroad.