Please note: a signature is required for most deliveries so please choose an address where someone is in. My little boy Jacob recently turned three and he adores trains, he loves travelling on trains and the Metro (which we have in Tyneside) and playing with toy trains.

Use of these and any missed payments may affect your ability to obtain credit from Klarna and other lenders. This set is great for imaginative play as my children love making up stories whilst playing with this set and they actually play with it together.The exquisitely hand illustrated packaging not only celebrates Leslie Green, designer of many of London’s most timeless stations, but it has been purposely designed to be upcycled.

The Trains, Wagons, Carriages, and Road Vehicles all feature the classic BRIO magnetic couplings allowing for easy connection to each other. Our beautiful wooden toys are exclusive to London Transport Museum and bring a traditional touch to a child's nursery. Aside being a great toy for imaginary play it’s also perfectly built for tough play by young children.The engine and passenger wagon can connect to each other and other vehicles using the magnet connectors and have enough space onboard for two BRIO World poseable figures.

This week I have been encouraging Esther and William to use the set as a stand alone before it becomes part of our immense collection of track and accessories. Son loves this set, only con is people who can sit in the trains, have arms that stick out making it difficult for the train to go through the tunnels. We have put the train set away for Christmas (after a quick play to review the set) so my boys are very excited for it to come back again!

If you have extra track or sets you can add them to the Metro tracks to make a bigger playset easily. This blog is written by full-time working mam of three Lindsay and features husband Lee, grown-up daughter Chloe (20), daughter Sophia (9) and son Jacob (8).