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Wooden Train Whistle (One Individual Whistle)
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Wooden Train Whistle (One Individual Whistle)

SKU:

TS-6194

This product is currently out of stock
WARNING:
CHOKING HAZARD -- Small parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
Description:

This train whistle is a favorite of both kids and grown-ups. Blow into the four chambered whistle, recreating a steam locomotive's call. Each whistle is 7.5" Ages: 3+

Features:

Classic Wooden Train Whistle Makes Choo-Choo Sound.


Includes one individual 7.5 inch long wood train whistle


Ages 3+


Product Details:
Product Length: 7.5 inches
Product Width: 1.5 inches
Product Height: 1.5 inches
Product Weight: 0.1 pounds
Package Length: 7.3 inches
Package Width: 1.4 inches
Package Height: 1.3 inches
Package Weight: 0.05 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 23 reviews
Customer Reviews:
Average Customer Review: 3.5 ( 23 customer reviews )
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews

6 of 6 found the following review helpful:

2Doesn't really workSep 21, 2010
By Melissa S. Taylor "Suzirue"
All of the train whistle toys I've heard actually sound like a low train whistle. This one is very high pitched and just sounds annoying.

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

1What a piece of junk.Jun 10, 2011
By joel stephens
Doesn't make any sound unless you put some serious wind behind it. My kid can't do it. Makes a high pitched whiny sound that sounds nothing like a train. One of the "whistle" holes was blocked.

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

2Off key whistleFeb 18, 2011
By Tim Newkirk
Its my own fault for buying this. I read the other reviews but decided to order it regardless. This whistle is off key. I had a train whistle when I was a kid and this sounds nothing like it. This product makes a more of a high pitched whistle thats really harsh on the ears. Its just off key and its annoying to listen to. Do yourself a favor and find a better made train whistle.

5 of 6 found the following review helpful:

4Sounds Like a Choo-ChooJun 19, 2009
By Jason T. Amsden
My son makes the choo-choo sound when I play the "what sound does the train make?" and I thought he would enjoy this toy. He likes it when I blow it and he gets fairly excited. However, it does require an amount of wind pressure to effectively make this toy work and he cannot make the sound himself. Given the low cost I think it was well worth it anyway.

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:

5who can resist it?Jan 04, 2011
By J. Cowan
As a gift for a 3-6 year old girl or boy, who can resist a whistle that sounds authentic, suitably loud (but not too loud), and they can make it work themselves? I like that it's indestructible. A hit when we've given it as a gift.

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