LEGO® DUPLO® 10426 Railway Bridge and Tracks is an expansion set for children aged 2 and up who play with LEGO DUPLO trains. It allows you to add an elevated bridge, straight tracks and a controllable barrier to the railway. It is suitable for building new routes and repeatedly deciding which direction the train will take.

Key Features

• The set is intended for children aged 2 and up.
• The assembled bridge measures over 24 cm in height, 105 cm in width and 16 cm in depth.
• The straight tracks can be connected to all LEGO DUPLO train sets.
• The officially stated release year of the set is 2025.

Children can expand their existing train track with a striking elevated section and create further track layouts.

Use / Assembly

Building the bridge, according to the manufacturer, develops fine motor skills and dexterity in toddlers. Driving the train over the elevated section supports spatial awareness, while combining tracks and choosing directions develops anticipation and creative problem-solving. Repeatedly assembling the route is also intended to encourage patience, focus and perseverance.

• The barrier can be raised and lowered.
• The set expands the interactive train sets LEGO DUPLO 10427 and 10428, which are sold separately.
• The action brick with interactive trains from these sets will trigger a stop and play sounds.

The variable track layout gives children the opportunity to combine building with operating the barrier and watching the train move.

Contents

• 42 pieces in total.
• 8 straight railway track pieces.
• A buildable elevated bridge.
• A raising and lowering barrier.
• One action brick for interactive trains.
• A railway engineer figure with a mobile phone.

The packaging contains all the elements needed to add a bridge, straight sections and a railway barrier to the track.

About the Brand

The LEGO Group was founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen and remains owned by the Kirk Kristiansen family. The name LEGO was created by combining the Danish words "leg godt", meaning "play well". The current form of the LEGO brick with its tube-based coupling principle was introduced in 1958, and the large LEGO DUPLO bricks designed for young children followed in 1969.

The LEGO DUPLO range has been part of the brand's history since 1969.