BRIO World – 33595 Battery Powered Engine Train | Toy Train for Kids Ages 3 and Up
Full steam ahead with this classic, green battery powered engine. The forward and reverse functions as well as headlights that light up, makes this a must-have for any BRIO railway. Product Features Product includes – The Battery Powered Engine is a one piece train toy that can move in forward or reverse and includes headlights
Full steam ahead with this classic, green battery powered engine. The forward and reverse functions as well as headlights that light up, makes this a must-have for any BRIO railway.
Product Features
- Product includes – The Battery Powered Engine is a one piece train toy that can move in forward or reverse and includes headlights that light up. Requires one AAA battery (not included).
- Perfect for the creative toddler – Start your budding train engineer off on the right track or expand your collection with a Battery Powered Engine Train. It’s the perfect gift for the creative toddler – designed for ages 3 and up.
- Compatibility – As your child develops, so can their railway play as the Battery Powered Engine Train is compatible with all other BRIO railway toys.
- Develops important skills – Playing with train sets helps children to understand and learn about their environment in a fun way.
- Safe for your child – We conduct more than 1,000 safety tests a year to ensure that our products conform to all safety standards, and we take pride in developing toys that are completely safe for children to play with.
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My 5 year old loves it!
Customer Video Review Length:: 1:00 Mins I was a bit hesitant to buy this train for my 5 year old after reading some of the reviews but he really wanted it! I bought it for him and he’s been playing with it nonstop for the past few weeks and we’ve only changed the battery once! He’s in love with his trains and this has become his favorite!
Switch is hard for toddler, but the engine is strong and works with IKEA tracks Pros: We were looking for a better engine after buying a motorized Percy (Thomas and Friends). Percy wasn’t very strong and routinely gets stuck on the IKEA tracks because it sits too low. This one was perfect in that respect. Plus, it could easily pull our little one’s 16 cars around the track and even up ramps!Cons: Slider switch is nearly impossible for my toddler to use because of the fact that it can go in reverse. Who cares about reverse? The off position is in the middle so…
Thomas runs the best. The power switch may be a bit too … while it is ok on the flat surface, it is way too underpowered for it to climb the bridge. Only the back wheels spin, thus giving less traction and the train is too light. Between Brio (this one), Hape (same issue as Brio) and Thomas, Thomas runs the best.The power switch may be a bit too difficult to control (between forward and backward movement) for the younger kids. My almost 2 year old not able to accurately to use this 3 position switch. Simple On/Off seems to work better for my…