name trains from nametrains.co.uk. home of nametrains for wooden coloured train letters, natural wooden alphabet train letters, coloured clown style train letters, various styled train letters to make that special personalised birthday present, ideal new born gift, unique christening present, perfect for a naming ceremony and a great keepsake for any bedroom window cill, mantle piece or shelf. 2 of the 3 styles actually fit on all the leading makes of wooden train sets. Based in UK but now available to customers in USA after lots of requests

Wooden Alphabet Name Train Letters in natural finish or coloured, click here

NAMETRAINS FROM WOODENTOTS .
At last, we now allow orders from around the world and not just the UK, for a full list of countries, click here.

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.......Coloured rail names................Coloured clown train names................Natural name trains....................Chunky style alphabet train

PLUS A SELECTION OF OUR SHOP BEST SELLERS THAT WE JUST HAD TO INCLUDE

< From children's hanging mobiles to shop best sellers >

Selina fro Southampton (March 08) said "He's played with it all day and taken it to bed with him ". Click here to check other testimonials

nametrains.co.uk is the place to buy a peronalised wooden name train with various styles to choose from, some to fit on wooden train tracks, some with hook or magnetic connections. Some in bright primary colours or perhaps you'll prefer the natural wooden finish. Our nametrains website follows the huge success that the nametrains have achieved both in our high street shop and on the woodentots site since 2002. Both our name trains and wooden mobiles have proved popular as christening and naming ceremony gifts, as well as fantastic personalised baby newborn and unique bithday presents. We still manage to keep it a family run business which helps keeps our prices so low together with providing a personal service.

Our site is being constantly improved and updated with comments made by the people who know best...yourselves, please let us know if we have got it right so far, or what could be done to improve it. Many thanks, Ralph and Tracey