Comments on: GeoTrax couplers: in hand and in action! http://www.traindad.com/geotrax-couplers-in-hand-and-in-action/ My son loves trains, so I'm along for the ride. Tue, 29 Jun 2010 04:28:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Kelly http://www.traindad.com/geotrax-couplers-in-hand-and-in-action/comment-page-1/#comment-144 Kelly Sun, 27 Jun 2010 13:28:02 +0000 http://www.traindad.com/?p=65#comment-144 Hey there! In this image, what is the name of the blue train car in front??? We bought some Geotrax items from a friend and she had just this car by itself. Thanks for your help! We are new to this Geotrax stuff and was just curious. Thanks, Kelly Hey there! In this image, what is the name of the blue train car in front??? We bought some Geotrax items from a friend and she had just this car by itself. Thanks for your help! We are new to this Geotrax stuff and was just curious.

Thanks, Kelly

]]> By: Matt http://www.traindad.com/geotrax-couplers-in-hand-and-in-action/comment-page-1/#comment-142 Matt Wed, 09 Jun 2010 12:43:29 +0000 http://www.traindad.com/?p=65#comment-142 These look awesome ... how do I get some? The couplers have always been disappointing for such an awesome overall train set. My son loves the videos (and they need more of them) and that sparked us to buy Woo Hoo. But the first thing I notice is that the Woo Hoo in the video has 2 loops to connect between 2 engines, which is a very useful engine (Thomas reference ;). But the Woo Hoo they produced has 2 male tips (don't know the terminology) and it's worthless. Huge oversight by them and has caused confusion as he tries to re-enact the video, but simply can't. So what I did was give him a stack of water hose gaskets (little black rubber rings) to connect trains together that have the male tips, but it's very temporary. If I had some of these I would re-invent WooHoo! These look awesome … how do I get some?

The couplers have always been disappointing for such an awesome overall train set.

My son loves the videos (and they need more of them) and that sparked us to buy Woo Hoo. But the first thing I notice is that the Woo Hoo in the video has 2 loops to connect between 2 engines, which is a very useful engine (Thomas reference ;) .

But the Woo Hoo they produced has 2 male tips (don’t know the terminology) and it’s worthless. Huge oversight by them and has caused confusion as he tries to re-enact the video, but simply can’t.

So what I did was give him a stack of water hose gaskets (little black rubber rings) to connect trains together that have the male tips, but it’s very temporary.

If I had some of these I would re-invent WooHoo!

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