A toy train is made up of \(3\) types of train units: engine, carriage, and wagon. There are \(4\) identical engines \((E)\), \(3\) identical carriages \((C)\), and \(2\) identical wagons \((W)\).
For another kind of toy train, all the train units are placed in a line such that the first train unit is an engine and all the carriages are in front of the wagons. An example of such a toy train would be:
\( E \ C \ C \ E \ E \ C \ W \ E \ W \).
Find the number of ways to form the toy train.
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