Unfortunately, these connectors are most certainly quite different from TM2 connectors.
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They remind me of TM1 connectors, but the track itself does look as TM2 track. I'm afraid these are quite unique tracks. It's a shame, because the rock slope rail does look good, and it seems it's high enough for the train on the ground level track to pass underneath the bridge/viaduct you can create with the slope. This could be useful, because TM2/AEG tracks don't have that kind of slope: you must use at least two slope tracks to have enough height for the train on the ground level track to pass underneath that track.
As for the set, it's not really a knockoff, because it does not represent any known product to steal design from. When Chinese take TM moulds and make pretty decent TM lookalike trains with brands "Fisher Price" and "Mattel" all over the product and the box, that's a knockoff. In this case, the engine looks horrible, and does not look like any Thomas & Friends known product, and the set is also pretty unique, so it's not the exact knockoff of any Fisher Price or Plarail product. It's just a bad attempt of imitation that vaguely looks like some Thomas train... But OK, we can call it a knockoff in a wider sense of that word.
They remind me of TM1 connectors, but the track itself does look as TM2 track. I'm afraid these are quite unique tracks. It's a shame, because the rock slope rail does look good, and it seems it's high enough for the train on the ground level track to pass underneath the bridge/viaduct you can create with the slope. This could be useful, because TM2/AEG tracks don't have that kind of slope: you must use at least two slope tracks to have enough height for the train on the ground level track to pass underneath that track.
As for the set, it's not really a knockoff, because it does not represent any known product to steal design from. When Chinese take TM moulds and make pretty decent TM lookalike trains with brands "Fisher Price" and "Mattel" all over the product and the box, that's a knockoff. In this case, the engine looks horrible, and does not look like any Thomas & Friends known product, and the set is also pretty unique, so it's not the exact knockoff of any Fisher Price or Plarail product. It's just a bad attempt of imitation that vaguely looks like some Thomas train... But OK, we can call it a knockoff in a wider sense of that word.
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