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	Mexican Train Dominoes in Tin Fundex Games Fundex Games average customer review:based on 49 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

This Mexican Train Dominoes Game Set contains all you need for hours of train building fun. Players build their train out from the train station hub. The electronic Train Hub toots and chugs when pressed and cleverly holds dominoes in place during game play. Be the first to play all your dominoes or play a domino on the Mexican Train, and you get to press the center domino to hear the Woo Woo locomotive. This game set includes a unique 3d electronic train hub, set of color-dot double 12 dominoes -91 dominoes9 train game pieces. This product comes with the instructions. Its recommended for ages 8 and above. For 2 to 8 players.

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Fun with Dominoes

Game arrived on time and in good condition. What fun this game is for both adults and children. It can get pretty competitive!

great family fun

took it on vacation and it was great for those rainy days; great for the whole family to play together - a fun alternative to the kids going into their own little electronic worlds.

Mexican Train Dominoes

We are adults and played this game over one of our friends homes during
their bi-weekly "Game Night." We enjoyed it so much that we asked them
where they purchased this game and they told us "Amazon.Com" because
it was the only place that carried the game geared for up to 8 players.
Thus, I purchased it from you. We enjoyed this game because we could enjoy it as adults as well as play it with the children in our family. It is a cute and clever variation of a well-known game which would help
them with their math skills. The "whistle" would be of enjoyment to the
younger children ,yet the complexity of the game would challenge the older children.
The dominoes are durable, the "train engines" can be replaced, and the center section will probably hold up fairly well. One criticism that I have is with regard to replacing the dominoes in the tin container for storage. It is very tedious task hence, parts could be easily lost.
I also do not understand why the word "Mexican" is used in the title of the game? There is nothing in it that has to do with the Spanish language
and/or the Mexican culture.....????

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Fun Game for Adults and Kids!

My ten year old son became enamored of this game while visiting family, so before our beach vacation I decided to buy it. Turned out to be a great decision. Everyone (ages 10 to 67) enjoyed playing and it was a fun way to spend time together in the evenings. There is some luck involved, but there is also a lot of strategy. A fun way for kids to practice thinking and planning skills, and it's fun for adults, too!

Hours and Hours of fun