Learning Curve Brands Thomas Wooden Railway – Battery-Powered Sir Topham Hatt Figure 8 Set

From the manufacturer this introductory 26-piece set. With the push of a button, little engineers can set Thomas into motion. Then with a turn of Sir Topham Hatt, they can stop Thomas just long enough for him to be one of the methods of work actually useful. Assembled set measures 38 x 31. Stop Thomas in his tracks! Little engineers can turn Sir Topham Hatt to activate the bumper and stop battery powered trains. When Thomas gets another useful work, they started up again with the push of a button. Battery-operated T Read more about Learning Curve Brands Thomas Wooden Railway – Battery-Powered Sir Topham Hatt Figure 8 Set

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Yamal said:

Durability:5.0 out of 5 stars Fun:5.0 out of 5 stars Educational:4.0 out of 5 stars 

If you’ve decided to buy Thomas brand track this is a nice starter set, but you should also invest in some expansion sets like the Freddie Exp Set, the Cross & Switch Exp Pk, Conductors Figure 8 Exp Pk, male & female Track adapter pks. For Thomas trains, I bought most of mine on ebay new.



Neka said:

5.0 out of 5 stars
Smiles all over.
This was a gift for my godson for his birthday and even though we were not there to see his happy face we were told that he was very pleased with it and went around holding his…



Jaguar said:

Durability:1.0 out of 5 stars Fun:2.0 out of 5 stars Educational:2.0 out of 5 stars 

Please note this review is coming from a manufacturing/quality engineer who knows what quality and true functionality means. I have never been so disappointed in my life. It took me less then 2 minutes of having the track together to make the decision to box it up and return it. Brio has done a much better job of integrating an electric engine to the wood rail train track systems. I would not waste your time with the Thomas Train battery powered cars for the wood rail system. This track was level and I even tried to adjust the track some but to no avail did it help with the issues listed here. I know what it takes to setup the track properly and the types of tires and method they used to align the car to the track does not hold it proper.

Pros:
Durable wood track.

Cons:
Price.
Battery powered engine falls off the track almost every lap.
Coal car does not stay connected on the up slope due to a design flaw.
No sounds.
No reverse.
No interactive points with the train track.

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