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On display at Young V&A
Imagine Gallery, Small Worlds, Case 1, Shelf 2

This object consists of 12 parts, some of which may be located elsewhere.

Train Set

1988 (manufactured)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

A train and track set. The wooden engine is black and has two carriages, one green and one yellow, with red plastic wheels held in place by a metal stud, and at each end they have a magnet which links them together. Eight pieces of semi circular wooden track interlock to form a complete circle. The tracks have grooves in which the wheels run. The set retains its original box and a leaflet advertising other train sets and vehicles available for purchase


Object details

Categories
Object type
Parts
This object consists of 12 parts.

  • Toy Train
  • Toy Train
  • Toy Train
  • Train Track
  • Train Track
  • Train Track
  • Train Track
  • Train Track
  • Train Track
  • Train Track
  • Train Track
  • Box
Materials and techniques
Beech, metal and plastic
Brief description
Train set made by Brio Scanditoy Ltd in Sweden in 1988
Physical description
A train and track set. The wooden engine is black and has two carriages, one green and one yellow, with red plastic wheels held in place by a metal stud, and at each end they have a magnet which links them together. Eight pieces of semi circular wooden track interlock to form a complete circle. The tracks have grooves in which the wheels run. The set retains its original box and a leaflet advertising other train sets and vehicles available for purchase
Dimensions
  • Box length: 38cm
  • Box width: 19.2cm
  • Box depth: 4cm
Production typeMass produced
Marks and inscriptions
Brio sticker on one of the carriages and maker's mark on the box
Credit line
Given by Brio Scanditoy Ltd.
Production
Reason For Production: Retail

Designed for children aged from three years
Subject depicted
Collection
Accession number
MISC.18-1990

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Record createdFebruary 18, 2004
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