Steam-Era Passenger Train

It's morning and time for everyone to get to work! Push your steam-era locomotive and its bright red carriages down the track to make sure everybody gets to the office on time! 1. Connect the engine to the carriages by linking the magnets on each unit. 2. Push the train along the track and imagine you’re dropping peopl
It's morning and time for everyone to get to work! Push your steam-era locomotive and its bright red carriages down the track to make sure everybody gets to the office on time!1. Connect the engine to the carriages by linking the magnets on each unit. 2. Push the train along the track and ima
It's morning and time for everyone to get to work! Push your steam-era locomotive and its bright red carriages down the track to make sure everybody gets to the office on time! 1. Connect the engine to the carriages by linking the magnets on each unit. 2. Push the train along the track and imagine you’re dropping people off at work.

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