Total brand compatibility?

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(11-01-2019, 09:45 PM)Off The Rails Wrote: The Wooden Railway also got a track redesign that made them incompatible with older Thomas and other brands of track, like Brio. The whole “natural wood” aesthetic of that redesign was also awful. So bad in fact that the traveling Thomas museum exhibit continued using the older, more realistic looking products after the new designs came out!
Mattel, believe it or not, actually thought they were being "trendy" with the exposed wood Thomas (which was also a way for them to save money by cutting back on paint, making the trains smaller, etc.)
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(11-01-2019, 11:46 PM)Trainboy90 Productions Wrote: Yeah, if a kid says it sucks. He/she could just go online  and get Plarails from Japan instead. Japan rules the new US engines and downeight terrible.

That’s pretty much what we do here at Chez OTR. My son told me several months ago that he really didn’t want any more Fisher Price Thomas stuff because he prefers Plarail now. The few exceptions are for engines that FP makes but Tomy doesn’t.
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Bigjigs Rail should be compatible with Trackmaster. They even have a CN (Canadian National) Railway set.

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