ZJTL Kids Destiny 12 Pcs Wooden Engines & Train Cars Collection Compatible with Thomas Wooden Railway, BRIO, Chuggington

░░░░░WORKS WELL ON BRIO TRACK░░░░░I have been using Brio trains since I was 3 years old. Now I've got my own kids using and loving them. These trains fit my 35 year old Brio tracks as well as they fit brand knew off brand Brio track.On this set all 12 cars came without flaws. I saw some of the other reviews about the cars being broken or defective out of the box. I did not experience that.The magnets are strong and I can pull all 12 cars without the magnets coming apart. The wheels roll cleanly, none of them are stuck or seized or anything.The box they come in is nice for storage, but there is no lid on it. So it has to be laid flat or everything will just fall out of it.The quality is a little lower than a Brio brand train. But not much. And not even close to enough that a 5 year old will notice.All in all, I highly recommend these.

These are adorable little trains, perfectly sized for toddler hands. They're bright, fun colors that young children love. They fit perfectly on wooden train sets but are also fun for counting, rolling on the floor, playing with on long car rides and rolling on a table top while waiting for an order to arrive at a restaurant. These trains are versatile, fit in a purse, pocket or toy bin for easy storage or to take on the go. They can be used for everything from play to education. I highly recommend them to all parents and guardians of kids. For homeschool purposes, you could even paint numbers or letters on them to use in learning exercises. The possibilities are endless!

We love these wooden trains. They are a classic toy with magnets to connect them. Our grandson easily figured out how to connect the cars together and at 18 months easily put them on the tracks (sold separately). He plays with them all the time, with or without the tracks. He lines them up and :drives" them across the tables and floors. I wish that there were more styles to choose from to add to this set. One of the best things about these trains, and a rule of his parents, is that they do not scream name-brand commercial characters.

I purchased these trains for my 3 year old grandson. He plays with them on a wooden train set he got for Christmas. They are the cutest things! They are made out of wood and painted to look like train cars and engines. They have magnets on both ends so that they can be connected to each other. They will fit on his wooden track and also work with his other little train. They say in the ad that they will work with Thomas and Chuggington trains. The three trains come in a wooden collectors case that is also very nice. The price is not bad for the 12 pieces and they are of good quality. I would definitely recommend this product to a friend.

Very nice toy - Fits perfectly with ToysOpoly train track set. Well made and all the cars have magnets at both ends, except for the engine pieces. Not sure if the paint is lead based or not as I believe this is manufactured in China (where else these days?). I wouldn't be surprised. I hadn't thought of that when I purchased the product. Assuming the paint is water based (latex) the toy is pretty solid. My 3 year old granddaughter loves them and plays a bit rough. Even still, the toys have not scratched in the week or so we've owned the set. And it comes in a nice wood box. Every piece was exactly as shown on the picture.

Was disappointed with this set. The cars did not roll well, part of the problem was the underside of the longer ones would rub on the track on hills. The magnets were rusty and were not strong enough to hold the train together. My two year old would have a fit whenever they came apart. In general it just feels very cheap. I replaced the set with the Orbrium set and am much happier plus its cheaper.

We bought a train set for our son that was a little advanced.. so we decided to put it away for a few months as well as the trains that came with it, and get him a smaller version and these simpler trains. These have been great for him to play with (he is 2 yo) and he seems to enjoy how small they are, and the vibrant colors! I think if he was a year or two older these would be a little immature for him, but this is def. a fun train set to start with and fun for the imagination!

I bought TWO packs of these, to use in a public library setting, where 20+ kids play with these, at a weekly program. The kids love the trains. Little boys spent two weeks carrying them around like baby dolls, but are ready to set the track out and push trains along.I highly recommend these sets!