Thomas & Friends Wooden Railway - Knapford Covered Bridge

I've noticed my son's favorite Thomas pieces are the bridges.He plays with this bridge more than any of the others.He's still young so the up and down of the bridge is perfect for his age.We did have a problem with the bridge not staying on the risers, but we easily fixed it.We used superglue to glue the bridge to the risers.We didn't glue the ascending pieces so that we could change the layout if we wanted.Just position the risers in the middle of the connecting pieces of track and superglue.That way the track stays connected to the bridge.

I hear what the first reviewer is saying about the covered bridge falling from the supports easily, however my son absolutely loves this bridge and plays with it constantly. He loves how the trains pass through the bridge, but you can still see them through the windows. If we get tired of setting it up on the supports over and over, we just set it up so it sits flat on the table and it's still alot of fun for him. I'm recommending this covered bridge because it's a simple, fun piece for your collection. No bells and whistles, just imagination, make this toy fun.

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This is a well made tunnel.It can be used with the risers and supports to be a covered bridge or put flat on the table to be used and a tunnel.The graphics are greaat, which is typical for this brand.The riser tracks and supports fit well together and is pretty stable.I have not had problems that soem other described.Howevr I do use those suretrack clips at the bottom of the risers which give it more stability.

My only gripe is the price.With no moving parts I'm not sure how this tunnel can retail at $25 which is the same for the water tower and just a bit cheaper than the mine tunnel.Of course it can be had for cheaper here, but still a bit pricey for a simple tunnel.

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Nice addition to the track.2 year old son likes looking through windows, cramming as many trains as possible through.Gets frustrated when it comes off, but I think if you play with your kid a bit you can show them how to "repair" the bridge & rails.If you're not into that, there's always wood glue.For the moment I'm leaving it.Good bang for buck, as these thomas items get pricey.

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This toy works great as a tunnel at first. If your child is prone to bump the train setup as they play, knocking down risers and tracks, you can (as others suggested) just use it flat on the table.

My son loves any tunnel or bridge, and this one has windows he can watch the train go through.I'm using it flat right now, as he is still young and clumsy with layouts.I plan to use it as a covered bridge if I fasten down some track to a table or when he gets older and doesn't bump the track so much.

At first, he didn't understand the track was attached, and tried to lift the bridge up to look underneath.Once he figured out the track was attached, he left it on the layout.It also makes a great portable tunnel.When we free play on the carpet, he takes the tunnel and an engine, and plays with them on the couch... pushing the engine through the tunnel.

A good addition to our growing Thomas collection.Durable and nicely made, should last many years.