The languages are: English, French, German and Spanish. I think they are just starting selling it in Australia, and later they'll sell it elsewhere...
By the way, other than the big suspension bridge that comes with this set and the Nia and the Elefants Set, it seems to me that nothing else is actually original, all of these are elements we’ve seen so many times, including these low suspension bridges from the Animal Park Monkey Adventure Set, by which the upper rail collapses to the lower rail with a loud "clack" and cannot be arranged otherwise (e.g. as a static element).
But the big suspension bridge is an interesting element: if you look closely, you can see that there is another bridge under it - which is even better than in the Nia Set. It is a pity that large Trackmaster sets often offer only one interesting and original element.
By the way, other than the big suspension bridge that comes with this set and the Nia and the Elefants Set, it seems to me that nothing else is actually original, all of these are elements we’ve seen so many times, including these low suspension bridges from the Animal Park Monkey Adventure Set, by which the upper rail collapses to the lower rail with a loud "clack" and cannot be arranged otherwise (e.g. as a static element).
But the big suspension bridge is an interesting element: if you look closely, you can see that there is another bridge under it - which is even better than in the Nia Set. It is a pity that large Trackmaster sets often offer only one interesting and original element.
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