Front Porch Classics | Mexican Train Domino Set in Wooden Collector Box from Front Porch Classics for 2 to 8 Players Ages 8 and Up

This wonderful 'train' game is designed to entertain and engage. It invokes fun, laughter, and bonding memories. The game comes in an attractive and very well made two tone solid wood box, that is felt lined inside. The 'lid' sides open and shut from the right side, traveling on the incised 'rabbit' on the top edge of the box. The contents are of excellent quality, and are: 1. One solid wood central hub station, 2. Eight cast metal trains, 2 golden, 2 silver, 2 antigue brass, 2 antique nickle in appearance. The last two tones are difficult to tell apart. 3. Nintey-one tournament style double twelve color dot dominoe tiles, 4. Two score pads, and instrustions. The over all size of the storage box is aprox 10" x 12" x 2 3/4" deep, and weighs a 'hearty' 6 lb. The object of the game is for each player to use up all their tiles by playing them onto one or more chains (or trains) leading out of the central hub station. Two people can play, and no more then eight. The usual time with eight players is 1 1/2 hours. The suggested age for this game is eight years and up. I suggest this is the perfect game for many occasions. Family, friends, social gatherings, game night, or a gift. This game is loads of fun, and is perfect for any gathering. This delightful game is the most luxurious set available. It is strong yet elegant, and it's classic rich look makes this set a great display item. There will likely be some scuffs from use, but if reasonably taken care of, this set should last a lifetime. From University Games Corporation, San Francisco, Calf. in 2010. But made in China.

This is a very nice, heavy-weight set of Mexican Train Dominos. We enjoy playing the game with this set.

Funny family game and this particular set is very nice from top to bottom. You will find a lot of sets with dominos so thin that they will not stand up without a tray, these are not. Solid dominos, sturdy box, metal trains, a nice wooden centerpiece, and even a easy to use pad of score cards. Whither you are already addicted to Mexican Train and need (want) a new set or just looking for a new fun game to play with family and friends you can not go wrong with this set.

Our family LOVES this game from age 8-80. This is a really nice edition which we like because the game gets heavy use on many family & friend game nights. Not too hard not too easy — perfect after dinner game.

Let's face it: if you just want to play Mexican Train dominoes, you don't need a fancy set to do that. If you're looking at this set, it's because you want something nice to play with. With that in mind, you generally want what's least expensive, what looks the nicest, and what's going to last. While you could probably find a Mexican Train set that costs less, I found the price (about $35 at the time this review was written) to be very reasonable considering the quality of the set. The sturdy wooden box is going to last a lot longer than a cardboard box, and that matters because of the weight of a full set of dominoes can tear the corners of a cardboard box over time if the box isn't handled carefully. Torn box corners can equal lost pieces, and in dominoes, one lost domino means you can no longer play the game. The box also just looks good. The solid wood hub and metal train engines (real metal, not metal-colored plastic) give the set a classy look. Breaking out a set like this just looks nicer than one with cheap plastic pieces. Being made of wood and metal, they're also going to be more durable than their plastic brethren. The dominoes themselves are of standard quality, but they are well made and look fine. Bottom line: this is a set for someone who likes premium/luxury editions of games or who wants a set that will stand up to hard use and storage.

I like the game, I like the quality but who designed the box? Inside is separated into two sections. Given that this box was designed for this game with these dominos, you would think that they would have sized it so that all the domino's would fit, right? Oh, they do all fit in the box, but not neatly on one side or the other, you have to stack "most" of them on one side, then just loosely drop the remaining domino's on the other side. I little less than ideal. Glad they are all in one box, but come on people.

This is the best set! I have tried many styles but this one is the best because the tiles are wide enough to stand on their own. Most other sets have thing tiles that alway fall over. The storage box is beautiful and easily fits everything without having to be stacked.

This is a beautiful set that comes packed and its own box. Very good quality.

Great game.

This game is alot of fun, it does not take alot of time to teach someone to play. Great game , very enjoyable.

Muy bonito, todo bien, solo no me trajo el Score pad

The wooden lid of the game box gave way immediately upon opening. Besides that, there were obvious glue stains on the lid, and the inside of the game box was very dusty. Very disappointing! Would not recommend.

Llegó roto. Lo tuvimos que regresar.