LEGO® DUPLO® 10427 Interactive Adventure Train is a construction set from the LEGO DUPLO Town range designed for children aged 2 and up. It offers track building and various destinations, Push & Go technology for driving, and interaction with lights, sounds and action bricks.

Key Features

• Push & Go technology makes driving easier.
• The train's light and sound functions enhance play.
• Three action bricks trigger lights and realistic sounds when the train passes over them.
• A customisable brick plays your own recording; an audio clip of up to 5 seconds can be transferred to the train and activated by interacting with the purple brick.
• The track assembled into a loop measures over 13 cm in height, 71 cm in width and 57 cm in depth.
• This is a 2025 set.
• According to the manufacturer, play develops creative problem-solving, patience, focus and perseverance; building tracks and planning routes also exercises fine motor skills and creativity.

Combining building with train control and sound and light responses offers more play possibilities in one set.

Use / Assembly

The bricks can be used to build a park, a beach, a railway station or a family home. The free LEGO DUPLO Interactive Trains app lets you control the train from a portable electronic device and record your own sounds. No internet connection or user account is required to use it.

The toy produces flashes of light that may trigger an epileptic seizure in sensitive individuals.

Children can combine physical building and train driving with app-based control and their own sound recordings.

Contents

• A total of 57 pieces provide the building foundation for the entire set.
• 4 figures are included.
• The set contains 3 buildable destination models.
• The track consists of 14 track pieces.
• 4 alkaline LR03/AAA 1.5 V batteries are required to operate the train; these are not included.

The contents of the box allow you to build the track, add destination models and set off on a journey with four figures.

About the Brand

The LEGO Group was founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen. The name LEGO was formed by shortening the Danish words "leg godt", meaning "play well". It is a privately held company headquartered in Billund, Denmark, and remains owned by the Kirk Kristiansen family.

Behind the construction set is a family company with a history stretching back to 1932.