Thomas the Tank Engine Toy Trains Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends toy trains are really useful on the track! Each train is designed to do a specific job, whether it's pulling cargo or loading scrap, they all work as a team. Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends educate kids on how to work as a team and positive attitude is everything. The PBS show teaches kids that no matter how small the "engine" is, they can always do big things. Our Thomas Train Engines category offers different Thomas Toy Trains and his friends for the Thomas & Friends Wooden Railway Sets.

Thomas Backpacks Our Thomas Backpacks feature different colors and sizes to match up to your child's taste. These Thomas the Tank Engine Backpacks feature Rolling Backpacks and regular backpacks. They can be used for school, sleepovers, trips, or vacations. These backpacks can also be used to put all your toy trains and track in for when you go to a friend's house or Grandma's house! These backpacks feature a lot of pockets and room for kids, knowing that they collect a lot of school work and toy trains. It will help them with their every day routine from school to playtime!

Thomas the Train Table This Thomas Island of Sodor Train Table offers free ground shipping anywhere within the continental United States. This wooden playtable is a remarkable addition to your Thomas Toy Trains collection. It includes 3-D faces of the favorite characters for Thomas. This train table coordinates with all the Thomas & Friends Wooden Railway and other Learning Curve Thomas Train Sets. Thomas Train Table Playboard Sold Separately.

Did you know? Wilbert Awdry, author of the Thomas the Tank Engine book series, and his brother George scanned maps of the British Isles for a suitable location for the Thomas & Friends stories to take place, but couldn’t find one. One summer Wilbert went on holiday to the Isle of Man. He discovered that the Bishop in charge was called the Bishop of Sodor and Man. (Historically, Sodor refers to the Sudderies, part of South-West Scotland). So he and George decided to restore the other half of the Bishop’s diocese and “discovered" the Island of Sodor, situated between the Isle of Man and the English mainland.