Mighty Machines: Making Tracks

My kids LOVE THIS!! I have a one and two year old and they watch it over n over again... right up their ally!!

Whether it's boys, girls, or even grown adults, Mighty Machines never fail to entertain and educate. These videos are made for anybody wanting to know how things are done. The kids have watched these over and over and over again. I can tell you for certain, they have all learned alot (and that includes me, too).We have several of these series and love them all. Moms and dads, I highly recommended these DVD's for boys and girls as early as age 3! You won't be disappointed, and neither will the little ones!

Our 4-Year Old loves Thomas the Tank Engine. Despite our large collection of Thomas DVDs...they do get old for us adults.This DVD features real trains in the train yard, and repairing the track. Our son loves to watch it. He also watches the other two episodes on the DVD without too much trouble; the transit one contains some trains, and the road building one he likes as well.The voice-overs can be a bit over the top or grating at times, but overall are a nice way to transition from the cartoon trains to real-life trains.

I really try not to be negative in my reviews so I'll keep this simple:Pro's:There is a picture of a train on the BoxCon's:There are not a lot of trains on this DVD compared to others.There are too many Buses, Trollies, and Dump Trucks that really just act as filler.The camera work is poor; often shooting too close to their targets (trains) or only shooting the bottom half of trains.The female narrator is is is.... well lets just say Im sure she is trying her best.I Can not recommend this DVD.I would suggest these two titles for your train lovers:1) Real Trains for Kids: Mom and Pop video that is chuck full of trains and their daily doings. Really wholesome.2) Lots and Lots of Trains: Entertaining and instructional with plenty of songs and an abundance of trains.

This video is one of my son's favorites. He has had it for over a year now, and still watches it all the time! He liked it so much that I purchased more Mighty Machines videos for him, and he loves them too! Perfect for when I really need to get things done around the house because he'll sit and watch the entire thing!!Great value for the money also :)

This video along with all Mighty Machine videos are so awesome for kids - my just 3 year old is fascinated by these videos. I don't like him to watch a lot of TV, but these are ok - they are slow moving, informative and they fulfill all his little boy needs. He is just crazy about the trains, the bull dozers, the airplanes. It is a good wind-down tool. Excellent product and very affordable!

This is a wonderful video if your kids love trains and buses of anykind. It goes through all kinds of different trains and what they do and how they work and underground trains. It is very educational and my grandkids never get bored and they are 4 & 6. They learn so much and can almost tell me about the whole movie.

Mighty machines videos are such a simple concept, videoing different types of trucks/vehicles at work and adding voiceover. My kids (two boys, 5 and 2) are fascinated by all of them and have been for a couple of years. This one talks about trains at a train yard, city buses and the subway trains. Very affordable and hours of entertainment.

Bought this to supplement the Power Pack set and with this, all of the best episodes are covered. The train episodes are a big hit with my toddlers and the Making a Road episode is particularly good for kids who like construction equipment, which mine certainly do! Highly recommend this Canadian series. Educational, even for adults!

We got this for our three year old and he was thrilled. He asks to watch it often. He is learning a lot of technical terms and its pretty informative while being a lot of fun at the same time. Well worth picking up.

My grandsons Love this DVD.. it has been played and played over and over again..( they are 2 )

Train lovers out there will love this. My grandson is 4 and watches it over and over. Keeping for all the grandchildren to watch as they get older.