Opening the Toy Story 3 Train Set by Hornby (Part 1)

Well, what can I say? You know I'm a big kid, and really, most of us are. So to kick of Series 3, here's the opening of the Toy Story 3 set from Hornby. #You've got a friend in me!#

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[ToaCelon549]

I really would like this set more if: 1. The pistons were present to connect to the wheels and cylinders, and 2. If the locomotive had a tender.

[InterCity82]

@ToaCelon549 - it's only a toy and the level of detail reflects that really. I bought it because I just ove Toy Story and it might be cool for my kid to play with when I'm older and have children :)

[MachRacer4]

You had it right when you called the rear most car a caboose. Where I live (The USA) the Money wagon is called a box car and the passenger wagon would be called a passenger car. The headlight hear is more for illumination (at night) and so during the day people can see it coming at grade crossings. Just some info I thought you might like to know.

[InterCity82]

@MachRacer4 - thank you for the comment and info!

[intercity112255]

Do you have a PUG? Mine broke

[InterCity82]

@intercity112255 - not yet

[MZCZ129]

i have a toy story train set from the first movie

[matanuialive2010]

epic winning

[badboydoyle]

its so smooth dc

[badboydoyle]

i got mine from model zone for 34.99 2day result

[callerofmusic]

i would give anything to be British :(

[AstroTrainboy1174]

Just buy one from rix

[PalomboDylan]

@InterCity82 the caboose is for the brakeman and crew to also take a break and the little part that pops out of the roof is for the brake man to see above the freight cars and passender cars and the locomotive.

[HGDEDE]

HOW MUCH WAS IT

[Chris9017]

The locomotive was modeled after Disneyland Railroad, locomotive number 1 the C.K. Holliday which is a 5/8 scale narrow gauge locomotive. That explains which cab is very large and the domes are really small.

[ToaCelon549]

@InterCity82 Well, I can understand the lack of a Valve Gear, given I myself have gotten my fingers pinched by the one on my Prarie 2-6-2, but why not a tender?