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I recently bought a toy train that exceeded my expectations with its impressive power. This train zooms around the tracks effortlessly, overcoming obstacles and providing a thrilling experience. Its robust motor ensures a strong and consistent performance, guaranteeing hours of fun for both children and adults. The train's power adds an exciting dimension to playtime, making it an excellent choice for train enthusiasts of all ages. I highly recommend this powerful toy train for its exceptional performance and ability to bring joy and excitement to playtime.

After the wooden style this was our first battery operated one. It was great fun. However it takes more work to be sure it doesn’t fall off the track and it goes slowly.

Very nice wood train, was perfect for my 2.5 year old grandson

I thought this was going to be a bit faster .. but it’s not. Overall ok.

fits on the imaginarium Train table

I was excited to get this battery powered train for my grand-nephew. We let it go on the track. Our track had hills and bridges build into the track. The little train engine had difficulty going up the hills and bridges pulling one light weight train car. It needed assistance to go up the hill with two or more train cars. In fact, if I attached a wooden train car if any kind, it needed assistance to go up the hills and bridges.It was still fun to play with and my grand-nephew seemed to enjoy himself as he played with the battery powered train.I must say that i was a little disappointed that it couldn’t pull more train cars up the hills and bridges. I imagine if you have a flat track, then it would do just fine.

Once you get the battery situation figured out--this is a popular addition to any wooden train set. The speed is slow, and I honestly think that's a benefit; allowing kids of all ages to 'keep up' with the train.Functionally, it does much better forward than backward (although both directions are an option). We have quite a few track options--including hills/bridges--and the train handled them well going forward with numerous 'cars' trailing behind. It would not go up hills/bridges in reverse with a single car.Battery life seems weak. Maybe I had an older set of batteries I used, but I had to replace them after a few days. Something to keep an eye on.

Very nice. My grandson uses it on Thomas the train Track works great.