Trains Jigsaw Puzzles
These thematic Train Jigsaw Puzzles offer all train lovers the opportunity to assemble puzzles with their favorite topic as the main feature of the pictures. Each jigsaw puzzle features at least one train under different contexts and landscapes. Travel through beautiful sceneries and assemble trains on their way through historical routes or railways paths that cut through amazing natural landscapes. This category is also not exclusive to convoys. Lovely and mesmerizing abandoned railways also provide great jigsaw puzzles, as well as train stations and the palpable excitement of many for hopping on a train ride to travel the world.
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Dora the Explorer 41
6
279
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Thomas e seus amigos
6
105
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Red Train
30
527
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Train in Val Venosta, Italy
30
897
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Czech passenger train
30
325
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Train running pass a rice field, Thailand
30
414
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Train station at Porto, Portugal
30
493
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Old Train in Japan
30
155
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Dora the Explorer 39
12
262
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Train crossing the Glenfinnan Viaduct, Scotland
30
205
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Stratford Train Signal
30
441
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Bernina railway line
30
402
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Train at Himeji Station, Japan
30
585
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Modern train
30
27
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Lady the Lost Engine
100
55
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Bernina Express, Switzerland
30
12
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Steam train over bridge
30
45
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Old Steam Train
30
87
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TAZARA Railway, Zambia
80
150
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Urban landscape in Japan
30
83
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Old train crossing an iron bridge
50
342
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Train going through a field
30
67
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Train railway
30
295
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Dora the Explorer 40
24
166
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Bukit Bintang, Malaysia
90
3
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Young man traveler
30
273
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Vintage Train
30
536
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Titipo Titipo Little Train
36
18
To start enjoying these Trains Jigsaw Puzzles, all you have to do is select the picture you want to challenge. Next to each picture, you will find its default number of pieces, but do not let this number interfere with your choice. Once you open the puzzle, you can easily adjust this number and increase or decrease it as you like, to better suit your skills. You can also choose to have a fading photo on the background to guide you or to remove it completely forcing you to rely solely on the patterns on the pieces to assemble the puzzle.