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10 Fun Youtube Toy Train Videos

August 11, 2015

Does your child love watching videos on Youtube? Do they love trains as much as we do?

Heres a list of our 10 Favorite Toy Train Youtube Videos!

Train Videos 1

1. Trains the cartoon is a cute little series for kids and you can find all the episodes on Youtube! Trains Good Deed Episode

Train Videos 2

2. Come along and see wooden toy trains as they zip along set to the sounds of real trains!

Tiny Ted

3. Tiny Ted had to make it on to our list! He’s hilarious, and you can learn a lot about railroads from him! Tiny Ted Episode #5

YouTube Train Videos

4. JangBricks Lego City and Train in Action with 45 Locomotives!!

Train Videos

5. Learn Letters For Toddlers! Join this amazing adventure with Max the Glow Train, letters and toys.
Max is a fun loving toy train who teaches children the English alphabet

YouTube Train Videos

6. I Love Toy Trains-Halloween Train! They Have videos themed to almost every holiday!

7. Giant shark destroys suspension bridge and attacks lego city train! This guy makes some awesome bridge for his Trains over the pool!

8. Want to see inside our mountains and all around our display from the trains point of view, now you can!!

9. Fun clips of Thomas & Friends (featuring Charlie, Percy & James) traveling on the toy railways– see their feats and mishaps as they encounter other trains and obstacles.

10. Toy Trains, Big Toy Construction Vehicles & Machines build a Railway Bridge! The BRIO toy train railway transports passengers, the forklift truck driver loads a Cement Truck mixer & the Crane operator works his crane!

Did you know?

Our highest mountain on display is over 16 feet tall.

Our Train Journey uses 1,968 gallons of scenic colored dirt and grasses costing over $26,000

Our mountains are carved out of 58,000 square feet of spray foam!

We have over 2 miles of G track with 1 mile hidden inside mountains.

There are over 100 scratch built bridges and trestles modeled after real-life structures.

Over 130 talented craftsmen volunteered over 200,000 man-hours to create our display.

EnterTRAINment Junction was conceived in 2003, train construction began in June of 2007 and opened for business in August of 2008.

The entire display is built to be historically accurate showing railroads in 3 distinct time periods.

Opening for business in August 2008, we’ve continuously added more to layouts each month.

Over 1,800 gallons of water is used with 3 storage tanks for waterfalls and rivers.

The control panels that operate each track have over 20,000 solder joints with 8,000 lines of programming to operate multiple trains on the same track.

The walkway through our exhibit is 850 feet long.

Our train display is 25,000 sq. ft. – about ½ of a football field.

Each tunnel leads you into a new time period through your journey.

Our scale is ½” = 1 ft. So, a 6 ft person in life is modeled as a 3” person in our display.

We have hidden 10 dinosaurs in our display – can you find them all?

All of our volunteers leave a personal touch on the items they work on – you can even see a photo of some in their buildings!

The seats in our museum are from Dayton train station from 1900.

We’ve had visitors from all 50 states and 37 countries!

We recently added a Bates Motel to our display – have you spotted it yet?

The tilt in our tilt room is 25 degrees.

During construction, we had to dig into the ground to build the Ames Room.

When you take a picture with flash on a camera of the steamboat, you’ll hear thunder after like it was a flash of lightning.

During your journey, we simulate night and day with 15 minutes of daytime followed by 5 minutes of night.

The switchback line has 2 trains. The one going up the hill has no logs and the train going downhill are fully loaded with logs.

The Coney Island amusement park display is a replica of Cincinnati’s Coney Island as it looked in 1965 – complete with working rides.