Cross Track with 2 Warning Signs (also known as Cross Track/2 Warning Signs and Cross Track and Two Warning Signs) is a track accessory pack. In 1993, it included 2 Railroad Crossing signs, however, in 1994, one of them was replaced by a Stop sign. It was first released in plain track, then redesigned to Clickity-Clack Track in 1994, and again to Traction Rail in 2002, where one side of the cross track features road. The two pieces of the cross track can also be interchanged to work with rail and road at the same time.
Availability[]
- Track Expansion Set No. 2
- Roundhouse Set
- Cross and Switch Expansion Pack
- Around the Barrel Loader Set
- Sears Exclusive Set
- Sodor Engine Wash Set
- Beginner Roadway Expansion Pack
- Thomas and Toby Set
- Deluxe Track Accessory Pack
- 5-in-1 Track Pack
Trivia[]
- The German version of Cross Track with 2 Warning Signs includes a No Entry sign instead of a Railroad Crossing sign. Its name of Kreuzschiene Mit Schildern translates to "Crossbar with Signs".
- The back of the 2001 box shows James without his tender.
Gallery[]
Roy Wilson's third handmade Cross Track with 2 Warning Signs
1994-2001 Cross Track with 2 Warning Signs
1994 Cross Track with 2 Warning Signs box
1994-1995 Cross Track with 2 Warning Signs box
1994 Cross Track with 2 Warning Signs UK box
1996-1997 Cross Track and 2 Warning Signs box
1996-early 2000 Cross Track and 2 Warning Signs back of box
1996 Cross Track with 2 Warning Signs German box
1996 Cross Track with 2 Warning Signs German back of box
2001 Cross Track with 2 Warning Signs box
2001 Cross Track with 2 Warning Signs back of box
2002-2004 Cross Track with 2 Warning Signs
2002 Cross Track with 2 Warning Signs box with the "New" sticker
2002-early 2003 Cross Track with 2 Warning Signs box
2002-early 2003 Cross Track with 2 Warning Signs back of box
2004 Cross Track with 2 Warning Signs box