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One of the most unique trains for under christmas tree is a LEGO train. The LEGO company has been making these christmas trains electric since about 1965. Back then these trains were a bit crude, running mostly on batteries.

Nowadays these LEGO trains for under christmas trees are much more like regular christmas trains electric. Of course the idea is that you build the engines themselves out of the company's signature multi-colored interlocking bricks.

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When it comes to LEGO products you usually have to purchase the train motor separately and then choose the style of train that you want to build. Many of the trains for under christmas tree offered by this company are modeled on Lionel toy train engines from th3 1930s onward such as red and gray Santa Fe Chief Engine.

The great thing about building your own trains for under christmas tree is that it is an interactive activity that can be shared with the kids. LEGO also manufactures tons of accessories to go with their christmas trains electric including manual track switchers with levers (sure to delight toddlers), boxcars that attach to each other with a magnet and speed regulators. You can also buy cross track so you can build a miniature train raid.

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LEGO is also aligned with World City train products, which sells cartoon like props and accessories for christmas trains from movies such as Spider Man, Star Wars, Harry Potter and Spiderman. As LEGO is such an imaginative toy it is easy to build your own Christmas trees, people, train stations and other nifty things to help make the scenery beneath your Christmas tree even more interesting.

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