A must have wooden jigsaw puzzle for any young railway enthusiast! Your little one will be captivated as they piece together this classic wooden jigsaw puzzle and watch the scene unfold. The Flying Scotsman was designed by Sir Nigel and built in 1923 in Doncaster for the London and North Eastern Railway. It was originally numbered 1472. In 1924, it was re-numbered 4472 and officially given the Flying Scotsman name, after the London/Edinburgh rail service. In 1934 the Flying Scotsman was clocked reaching speeds of 100mph – the first ever locomotive to have reached such speeds. The Flying Scotsman was retired in 1963 after 40 successful years of service.

This beautifully designed puzzle is a great way to develop the imagination and improve thinking skills as your little one decides where each piece will fit. Once the final piece has been placed, children will feel a sense of achievement and will want to recreate the scene over and over again! Each large puzzle piece is generously sized for little hands to lift, grasp, examine and replace. A great way to promote language development as children talk about what is happening in the busy scene.

• A beautiful and captivating wooden puzzle
• Includes 35 pieces
• Complete with a wooden tray
• Easy-to-grasp pieces
• Promotes imagination and language skills
• Develops fine motor skills, matching skills, problem solving and concentration
• Made from quality responsibly sourced materials