BRIO World Mighty Golden Action Locomotive - Battery Operated Toy Train for Wooden Track - Motorized Train with Lights & Sound - Works with All BRIO Sets - Exciting, Interactive Play - Ages 3 & Up

I ordered like the whole kit n caboodle on the original train set w bridges n wooden tracks. Which come w push type engines. In addition I purchased several battery motorized engines. This one is far better than any of them. I believe cause it has a turning axle on the end of it which u can hook up several other cars and it can manipulate the track curves better. It’s the ONLY one that does not fall off.Look for engines with the turning axle support.Trust me, I put well into over $300 bucks and many hours on the floor w my grandson with this.He loves it, when it works!He wants it on all the time. Even if he is doing something else he will come back n makes sure it’s running accordingly.I hope this is something he will cherish n pass on to his kids someday.

Great toy!

Fun and engaging for our littles!

Goodp

This was a gift for my nephew. Unfortunately, he was not able to use this cool-looking engine at all. He didn’t even take it home. The battery door is poorly designed and absolutely would not stay on. The two batteries put too much pressure on the closure, and it pops right off. I ordered a smaller, one-battery engine to replace it, and it works perfectly. Unfortunately, I forgot to return this one and the return window has closed (in slightly over a month from the time I got it). Don’t let that happen to you!

My grandson really enjoys his well designed Brio train set that we routinely add components to as gifts. This gold colored engine is especially nice because it is powerful with two batteries and beautiful. Replacing the batteries is relatively easy with a small Philips head screwdriver. The only downside to this and other Brio train sets and components is that they are overpriced. Since the pandemic Brio has engaged in price gouging. However they are high quality.

this navigates curves and hills well and is fun to see. I wish they had a remote control version. The big problem I have is that it is incredibly difficult to change the batteries. Seems like they could use a longer screw.

Loves it