Robbie saw it but I don't think he rode it. I am trying to find out more how good it is. This all started when I seen Robbie's vacation pictures. I can afford to take my kids on this, it is less than $20 per ticket.
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Is that the cute little "I can do it" train???? I saw it in some pics a minute ago.... -
Yep I had seen it years ago and forgot about it. I almost remember somebody said it is not a real engine? It is fake or somethink? Maybe another train pulls it around. But it sure sounds like it makes a big attraction every town it pulls into.Originally posted by KozyKittenComment
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The cute train face I saw in the pics looked like it was on the front of a real train. How cute, kids would love to ride that!Comment
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It is a real train, not a face on a locomotive. It is a Thomas locomotive. The metal fabrication is not a removable facade. Of course any metal can be changed but basically it is Thomas the Tank Engine.Last edited by robivi3; 08-17-2006, 04:32 PM."You once asked me for advice. You want some now? Never pass up a good thing." Lieutenant Jean Rasczak, Starship Troopers
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Were is the train schedule for the western part of the country? Anybody rode the thomas Train for a opinion of what it is like.Comment
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Thomas store in Water Tower Place in Chicago
My little girl loves Thomas. She rode Thomas at the #1 BLUE ENGINE store in Water Tower Place here in Chicago. After the first ride, she was given a 1/2 off ticket for the next ride. We intend to have her 3rd birthday party there in January.
Here is a link:http://www.lossano.com/blueengine/
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