Toy Track Engineer

Which LEGO DUPLO train sets come with track, and how much

LEGO publishes piece totals for its sets but not what the track pieces are, so the counts below were taken from the set inventories on Brickset and BrickOwl and only recorded where two sources agree. They are the counts the planner uses when you pick a set.

Current sets, light grey track

SetYearTrack pieces
10425 Train Tunnel and Tracks20251 straights, 10 curves, 1 points, 1 buffer stops, 1 hill ramps
10426 Train Bridge and Tracks20259 straights, 1 bridge
10427 Interactive Adventure Train20252 straights, 12 curves
10428 Big Interactive Community Train20254 straights, 15 curves, 1 points, 1 hill ramps
45025 Coding Express201912 straights, 14 curves, 2 points, 4 buffer stops, 1 level crossing
10872 Train Bridge and Tracks20188 straights, 1 bridge
10874 Steam Train20184 straights, 12 curves
10875 Cargo Train20183 straights, 14 curves, 2 points, 2 buffer stops, 1 level crossing, 2 hill ramps
10882 Train Tracks20181 straights, 10 curves, 2 points, 2 buffer stops, 1 level crossing

What changed in 2025

Older, dark grey track

Sets from before 2018 use the same moulds in a darker grey, but their curves do not close cleanly into a circle and the bridge parts differ. The planner lists them and marks them as old track: 10506 Train Accessory Set, 10508 Deluxe Train Set, 10507 My First Train Set, 10810 Push Train.

What the counts mean for a layout

Twelve curves make a loop, so any set with twelve or more can close a circle on its own. Points are only useful with somewhere for the spare arm to go, which is why 10882 comes with two buffer stops. The planner turns a set number into its pieces and shows every layout that box can make, so the quickest way to compare two sets is to pick each and count the plans.

Pick a set number and see its layouts