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Wooden Railway
Wooden Railway adapters, connectors & repair parts
Keep the wooden railway in play! This collection is for the layout that needs to connect to another track system, bridge two ends that do not fit, or repair a favorite piece instead of retiring it. Start with the two track types that need to meet, then choose the matching TrainLab part below.
Find the right connection
| Your wooden railway needs to connect to… | Choose this type of TrainLab part |
|---|---|
| Gray TrackMaster track (2014–current) | TrackMaster 2014 to Wooden Railway adapter |
| Brown TrackMaster track (2009–2013) | TrackMaster 2009 to Wooden Railway adapter |
| Easy Connect track (2026) | Easy Connect to Wooden Railway adapter |
| Another wooden track end with a socket | Dog-bone connector |
| A wooden track end with a broken peg | Pegbone repair piece |
How to identify wooden railway track
Standard wooden railway track has a wooden rail bed and connector ends that alternate between a peg and a socket. TrainLab wooden-railway parts are made for this connector style, including track from BRIO, Thomas Wooden Railway, Melissa & Doug, IKEA LILLABO, and other compatible wooden railway systems. When connecting to plastic track, the generation matters: gray TrackMaster, brown TrackMaster, and Easy Connect use different connector shapes. Check the color and year range before adding an adapter to the cart.
Build, bridge, or repair
Use an adapter when two different systems need to become one layout. Use a dog-bone connector when two wooden pieces both end in sockets. Choose a pegbone when the peg on a wooden track piece has snapped and that piece no longer joins the next one. This collection also includes pieces for expanding a layout with block builds, crossings, and personalized track accessories.
Need help telling the generations apart? Read the TrackMaster generation guide. For a damaged piece, see how to repair broken train tracks. TrainLab is not affiliated with or endorsed by BRIO, Mattel, Melissa & Doug, IKEA, or other third-party track manufacturers. Build Awesome Tracks!
