What are the dimensions of the play surface? Is it big enough to use as a train table with a larger set than a figure 8 train set?
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I don't think so. It was a gift for my grandson so it is not here for me to measure.
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When I bought the table the dimensions were pretty clear, it's about maybe 4-5 ft long, 24 to 36 inches wide, and 15-18 high, this is just what I think from playing with my grandson. I really don't know what the measurements are, I just know my grandson loves his table and plays on it every day.
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I'm not sure about Chugginton trains (we don't have any yet), but the set is compatible with Thomas as well as the trains from Target (not sure of the brand). Actually, we really haven't had any issue with trains fitting the set yet (we also have IKEA trains that we use with the set). The set is actually great ~ considering how much other train tables cost ~ we got the table, and set, and the drawers for storage are a bonus. The table is sturdy and while the insert (the actual surface where the trains go) is a little flimsier than I expected, it's still plenty to hold the trains and set (and even my 1 yr old when she climbs on it). I wouldn't spend more on a set (especially the Chunggington table) when this is a very decent set and the kids love it!
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I bought this table for my 2 and 4 year old to play with their train station. My 4 year old is a little over 3 feet tall and this table is perfect size for her. Hope this helps.
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I just set up and it is 24" x 45" with the full set. But we frequently set it up with only half the pieces... I'm sure that would work just fine. It can also adds to Thomas pieces so there are even more possible with those.
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I'd say it's maybe 3'x4' or 4'x4' inside. We are moving and so we don't have it up. Two to three kids could easily sit in there and play. The slide is short and steep. We put a bean bag in front of it be ause she would fly off and into the wall. She loves it though. Our daughter is 2.5.
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This set covers a total area of 77 inches by 55 inches Since you mentioned the word "play" for clarification purposes this set is for dioramas not "vroom vroom." GeminiJets(tm), DragonWings(tm), Jet-X(tm) are models not toys You also mentioned "three different sizes of GeminiJets" This particular mat set is for 1:400 scale models, all aircraft to be displayed should be in the 1:400 scale.
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BIG. Not sure off hand as I am out of town. I would guess its about 6 to 8 foot wide and about 20 foot long. That's not including the slide as mine hasn't showed up yet. I expect the slide next week.
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The size is 13" x 15" x 9.8". You will need to decide what size the toys are to determine if it is big or small enough but I don't see why not.
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I gave this as a gift so I can't measure it exactly for you. We did play with the set over Thanksgiving so my recollection is that the tiles are about 2" long by 1" wide by 3/16" deep. Hope this helps.
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It depends if you are using the Tidmouth shed with the 5-track switch piece or optional Learning Curve turntable. Assuming you are using the 5-track switch track, I recommend getting the Figure 8 expansion Pack (not advanced)! (Thomas And Friends Wooden Railway - Figure 8 Set Expansion Pack) or Circo Expansion Set (Circo Wood Track Expansion set) because either set comes with a handy 3-way switch track that you can connect in front of the 5-track switch. Keep the shed in the center of the table. From there the other two ends of 3-way switch track can be connected to a large oval that you can build around the Tidmouth shed. Sorry it sounds more complicated than it actually is! If you can see my son's layout which is a little complex because I have added a lot of parts/accessories, you still can still see the basic idea. See link below & customer shared image. PICTURE; Kidkraft Train Table - Honey I started out with the Water Tower figure-8 set, but I used the Maxim Shed instead of the Learning Curve Tidmouth Shed which is still similiar in size/shape. Good Luck!
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Hi This table has the following dimensions: 80"L x 44"W x 32"H And the playfield: 74"L x 38"W. Hope this helps
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6in long & 3 in high. This is the nearest to a real train I have ever seen. My grandson has three other train sets tharare much more expensive than this one. The only one he plays with is Mota Train.
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I'm not sure the dimensions but it's huge. Big enough for adults to play on as well. It would be good for middle school age and up. Too big for young children. Well worth the money. I hope this helps.
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This Thomas is 4" long x 1.5" wide x 2" tall. Its rather heavy for such a small toy due to the following: It is battery operated and made of Die cast metal. If its ONLY for a cake decoration, then probably better off buying a cheaper plastic Thomas. If your looking for a cake decoration AND a great toy...well then this is it!! Hope this helps!
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Table top play area is 47 3/4 inches by 31 5/8 inches the table top is surrounded by half inch frame of the table. And assembled its widest points are 48 3/4 inches by 34 1/2 inches.
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We use the floor but a table would be a lot better. Personally though I would look into some different train sets. This one proved to be a huge waste of money for us. You only have enough tracks to put together either a small circle or the one set up shown here. There is no room for creativity. Also several parts broke in the first week of having opened it. On top of all that it also came in a terrible looking package that made it look like a used set that someone threw back in the box haphazard with no effort in making it even fit into the box. I wish you luck if you decide to give it a go though. We use the floor but a table would be a lot better. Personally though I would look into some different train sets. This one proved to be a huge waste of money for us. You only have enough tracks to put together either a small circle or the one set up shown here. There is no room for creativity. Also several parts broke in the first week of having opened it. On top of all that it also came in a terrible looking package that made it look like a used set that someone threw back in the box haphazard with no effort in making it even fit into the box. I wish you luck if you decide to give it a go... » Read More We use the floor but a table would be a lot better. Personally though I would look into some different train sets. This one proved to be a huge waste of money for us. You only have enough tracks to put together either a small circle or the one set up shown here. There is no room for creativity. Also several parts broke in the first week of having opened it. On top of all that it also came in a terrible looking package that made it look like a used set that someone threw back in the box haphazard with no effort in making it even fit into the box. I wish you luck if you decide to give it a go though. « Show Less