This is the most realistic train set you can find for your money. This oversized locomotive has lifelike sounds, a fully functional smokestack and even a working headlight beam. Features: Engine measures 16 inches in lengthWorking headlight beam Realistic railroad sounds Sound volume control switch Heavy die-cast engine and wheels Easy to assemble steel snap-fit track Smokestack that releases real smoke Caboose Freight car 2 Flat cars Tender car with removable load and side rai (more…)

Circus Train Short-Sleeve Organic Cotton Baby Bodysuit: From morning to night, your baby will love the feel of our short-sleeve organic cotton onesie. Truly one of the most versatile pieces of clothing a child could own; you’ll find it to be one of our most comfortable options. Tailored snaps at the bottom give a gently snug and perfect overall fit. Made from 100% certified organic cotton. Embroidery Description: “The circus is coming to town with our intricate embroidery of cle (more…)

Years ago excited crowds would be thrilled by the appearance of circus and show trains. They knew a spectacle of grand proportions was coming to town. Here’s your chance to view the last two modern circus trains and the only carnival that still travels by rail! Circus World Museum at Baraboo, Wisconsin reenacts an old fashioned circus train each year. The highly prized cargo of antique circus wagons from the museum’s extensive collection is loaded aboard railroad cars by tradit (more…)

Relix Magazine, Summer Issue, June 1, 2000

CIRCUS TRAIN is an impressive Los Angeles-based quartet. (c) 2000, used with permission, Relix Magazine

The music can be described as traditional rock that is often free-form and improvisational in a live setting. A very enjoyable listen, as the songs have variety and personality. The first two songs, “Circus Train” and “When My Ship Comes In” are up-tempo and fun, and are followed up with two more thought-provok (more…)

The Adventure of the Circus Train is one of many wonderful radio scripts left over from the Golden Age of Radio!

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