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John Lewis Toy Train Set was £20 now £5.00 online / instore @ John Lewis (+£2 C&C)

£5 £20
Instore John Lewis25 Mar 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Kids

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wishihadadonkey

25 Mar 16

Was £20, then £10 & now down to £5, it is instore (well it is where my sil lives) & online, sadly a £2 C+C charge applies, but it is on the whole order not just per item, so if you order a few things it's not too bad I suppose.
Only 1 review but that is 5*.
Choo-choo-choose this super Toy Train Set to get your little rail rompers from A-to-B. This easy-to-assemble John Lewis set would absorb your tot into the fantasy of train travel, complement role play time and maybe even kick-start a scene-building collection.

This set comes with 1 master train carriage and 2 passenger carriages to attach it to. With the round train track, you can choose whether to take the circular route or break off onto the oval tangent.

Work on fine motor skills and give your child a rail network of their very own with this terrific John Lewis Train Set.
Brand
John Lewis
Dimensions Packaged: H46.8 x W40 x D15cm Suitable From 3 years

Top comments

BenderRodriguez

25 Mar 16 7 #4

https://36.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lze8o8SUlB1r5j4w9o1_500.jpg

damn7547

25 Mar 16 3 #11

its battery operated...

http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/MTIwMFgxNjAw/z/7oUAAOSwL7VWn6~a/$_57.JPG

All comments (40)

morrig

25 Mar 16 #1

Just love the write up by JL "Choo-choo-choose", epic.

ghunj

25 Mar 16 #2

thanks. ordered :wink:

Singa

25 Mar 16 #3

Does this require any batteries?

664737 to Singa

26 Mar 16 #35

No, it runs on solar flares.

BenderRodriguez

25 Mar 16 7 #4

flatboy

25 Mar 16 #5

Yes be good to know if battery powered engine or you have to push by hand??

Melbury

25 Mar 16 #6

Great for the price, but does anybody know yet if it needs batteries?

Disco Dave

25 Mar 16 2 #7

Can you "Track" your delivery

danielletaylor

25 Mar 16 #8

The one review that has been given is titled 'electric train' if that helps!

sach1636

25 Mar 16 #9

Ordered three, that's long track

damn7547

25 Mar 16 #10

Hoping it is battery operated/electric if so would be a steal..

bought 4

thanks OP

damn7547

25 Mar 16 3 #11

its battery operated...

katya1971

25 Mar 16 #12

Ordered also hope its at least worth the £5

Disco Dave

25 Mar 16 1 #13

Casey Jones steamin and a rollin (showing my age now)

catchkiran

25 Mar 16 #14

thanks OP. ordered 2. cheers

TiptreeJam

25 Mar 16 #15

No reviews on their website for this set and reviews for other John Lewis play sets range from poor to very good. I suspect you get what you pay for.

JohnnyPW

25 Mar 16 1 #16

Great find, ordered 4 as well. Got a number of grandkids so they can run more than 1 train and decide if they want to derail each other. Better than just watching it go round and round.

rvcaux

25 Mar 16 #17

Thanks :smiley: Ordered mine! Chou chouuu

DistortedVision

26 Mar 16 #18

Looking at the photo I'm wondering if it's possible to join more than one set together?

lehappymerchant

26 Mar 16 #19

It is a bit crap to be honest. The track is literally one loop with a track in the middle. The guy who designed this could not be more unimaginative.

dude_1234 to lehappymerchant

26 Mar 16 #20

Yea.. But In £ 5 quid you can`t get multi loop. If you need multi loop then multiply £5x ( number of loops ).. :wink:

J4GG4 to lehappymerchant

26 Mar 16 #21

Very imaginative for you to think it was a guy that designed it.

kalico

26 Mar 16 #22

Indeed. Terrible assumption to make. That said, if I had to bet........

unhappybunny

26 Mar 16 #23

That £2 to collect in the shop is a bloody rip off

unhappybunny to unhappybunny

26 Mar 16 #24

What next, charging entry fee into the shop to buy their stuff ?????

hairyboxxox

26 Mar 16 1 #25

I'm sure a child would be chuffed to get this :wink:

toonarmani to hairyboxxox

26 Mar 16 2 #26

Wouldn't be chuffed with an electric train :wink:

garbage456

26 Mar 16 #27

£2 to collect it, do they pay me £2 ?

Gennip

26 Mar 16 #28

The £2 charge to collect an item is ridiculous. That's why Argos, with their free reserve and collect, will always do well.

kungpo to Gennip

26 Mar 16 #31

I'd rather pay the 2 or 3 quid to JL or Tesco than to be lied to from Argos managers and their electronic goods sham repairers. For the record, I had my item (had developed a fault after 10 months) repaired from the manufacturer free of charge, after the Argos repair service contractors had concluded "unrepairable user damage". Gave them a chance to come clean but the CEO did not want to know.
ARGOS will not do well from me.
Voted hot btw, OP

jonb98

26 Mar 16 #29

Bought 3 not sure who for yet but I'm sure we can find someone who will like them (If I can part with them although I suspect I'm a bit old)!! BARGAIN!!! Heat Heat Heat :smiley:

ozodimal

26 Mar 16 #30

"This set comes with 1 master train carriage and 2 passenger carriages to attach it to."

1 master train carriage being the locomotive? That trumps calling a locomotive a train!

DISH1982

26 Mar 16 #32

Oos now

loulovesblog

26 Mar 16 #33

Yep now out of stock

soldierboy001 to loulovesblog

26 Mar 16 #36

It's hit the buffers.

Chrissybh0y

26 Mar 16 #34

Gone:(

spirogiro

26 Mar 16 #37

Looks like it wiould be standing room only on that anyway....

Wear_The_Fox_Hat

26 Mar 16 #38

Oh no looks like I missed the train.... Like someone else said £2 to collect it in store, whatever next? More money for the partners John......

AliG79

26 Mar 16 #39

Reason they charge the £2 for orders under £30 as all the items come direct from Milton Keynes. (Not from shop like Argos) Next day delivery most people spend over £30 anyway.

tiggyandpops

28 Mar 16 #40

Has anyone tried it out yet? Is it any good?

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