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Pull-Back Train

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$9.61 $12.99 In stock

These detailed die-cast plastic train engines are 7 inches long and feature pull-back action. They are a great toy for children with autism as they teach cause and effect as well as just being a toy they love.

Assorted colors.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jacob ★★★★★

My 4-year-old figured out the pull-back motion in about a minute and now he lines all of them up on the rug to race. The die-cast body feels solid, and at 7 inches long they're a good size for little hands to grip.

Victoria ★★★★★

The pull-back action is the whole reason this works for my nephew — he figured out the cause and effect in about two minutes. The die-cast body has real weight to it, so it doesn't fly off the table like the cheap plastic ones. Solid little engine for the price.

Riley F. ★★★★★

My son presses the engine back a few inches and watches it zoom across the floor every single time, and the solid die-cast feel makes it sturdy enough for his rough play. The pull-back mechanism is satisfyingly smooth, and I love that it’s teaching him cause and effect without any screens involved.