Mexican Train Domino Set - Double 12 - Multicolor

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The Engelhart Double 12 Mexican Train Domino Set is an ideal choice for families and game enthusiasts looking for a high-quality, durable version of this classic social board game. Designed to accommodate 2 to 8 players, the set features 91 thick, colorful tiles that enhance readability and handling, making it perfect for long sessions of engaging tabletop fun. While the inclusion of a central station and train markers adds immediate value, users should note that the large collection of 91 tiles requires a significant amount of table space for comfortable play.
| Colour | Multicolor |
|---|---|
| Series | Tren Mexicano |
| Model Part Number | 48735_ENG8716096017519_6_JOOMFR |
| Brand | ENGELHART |
This set includes 91 tiles, which is the standard count for a Double 12 domino set.
Yes, the game is designed to be flexible and supports anywhere from 2 to 8 players.
The train markers are used to signify which player's train is open or to mark the 'Mexican Train' line during gameplay.
The tiles are made of durable, high-quality material designed for game longevity and pleasant handling.
The set is designed for the Mexican Train game; users are encouraged to follow standard Mexican Train rules during play.
Ensure the game is played on a stable, flat surface; using a felt or fabric tablecloth can provide extra friction to keep tiles in place.
Ensure the play area is well-lit; the high-contrast colors are designed to be distinct under standard overhead lighting.
To set up the game, place the central station in the middle of the table and distribute the 91 tiles face down for shuffling. Each player draws their starting hand according to the rules of Mexican Train. Care for your tiles is simple: wipe them down with a slightly damp, lint-free cloth if they accumulate dust or oils from frequent handling. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners, as these may fade the vibrant colors of the dots. Store all components back in the provided packaging to prevent the loss of individual tiles, as the game requires the complete set of 91 to function as intended.