1. This doesn't have to be used for "rich children" only. I think you're way off base with your rash comments. This could definitely be something that day cares would greatly benefit from having, especially if they had some tracks that went around the playground, etc.

Bumper Trains any one?

$4100 and they're not powered? It seems like any handyman could make you something similar for a fraction of the price. Heck, take one of those powerwheel jeeps, mod it, and make a track. Presto, you've got a better version for a fraction of the price.

The shipping cost is precious too.

"Nothing quite says "rich children" like an indoor, child-sized train set that can move monied young lads around to their heart's content. Regular kids have to settle for tiny, toy train sets that they move around with their hands, but not rich kids! No, they get to ride their train sets."

Geez, nice to see that "Class warfare" isn't dead. Was there some rich kid in your past Adam that wouldn't let you play with his rideable train or something?

The only ones who sound like snobs are the supoddidly "adults" who are the ones acting like children and posting these rude comments. Theres nothing wrong with buying kids what "we" never had, and seeing them enjoy nice things that we would of. Im 27 I'm not rich, but I do make alot of money for my age. I am actually looking into buying this for my nephew for Christmas. Just so you all know, this isnt the only train set like this. As a matter of fact ive seen nicer ones for less money.

Oh, the company that makes a better set than this and, thousands cheaper is called "Peg Perego". The whole train set is electric and includes, battery, track, charger, train for 197.04
If you want the "Figure 8" track thats an extra 59.00 The trains look better and like i said, run on electric or different battery volts. Its better than the little crappy train that this site is showing.

Oh look its gms new electric cars