- Brio Battery Powered Engine
- Drives forwards and backwards at the touch of a button
- Add To Brio Road And Rail Sets For Exciting Imaginative Play
- Durable, made to BRIO's high standards
- Headlamp lights up the track; requires batteries (not included)
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Product Features
Product Specifications
| Model Number: | BRI-33225 |
| Number of Puzzle Pieces: | 1 |
| Batteries Required?: | Yes |
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Product Description
Product Description
BRIO battery powered engine is a fun engine to play with; with its forwards and backwards motion. If it starts getting dark you can always turn on its headlamp and light up the way.
BRIO created the first wooden railway in 1958. Since then they've built up the world's largest range of wooden railway items and many other educational and learning toys.
BRIO's mission is to contribute to a child's development by offering good toys that stimulate the mind through play. Thanks to in-depth expertise, BRIO develops toys that always generate joy, while satisfying the child's needs in various phases of development. BRIO is a reliable ‘partner' for parents.
BRIO pays attention to every detail through the design process and has always been dedicated to creating products that add extra play value, encourage learning and develop fine motor skills.
Product Description
This item is BRIO 33225 Wooden Railway System: Battery Powered Engine by Brio. Brio Battery Powered Engine - This will be a fun engine to play with it's very unusual it can actually face one way to move but actually go the opposite it isn't a problem either if it starts getting dark and you still want to play with it let it's headlamp light light up the way.
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38 of 38 people found the following review helpful
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I've found that my daughter, rather than push them along, prefers to let her trains go round by themselves and then do the other stuff herself - change points for them, stop them in stations, have them crash off bridges (thus requiring the attendance of emergency services) etc. This gives time for the serious business of coralling animals, putting people in stations and so on.
This is the simplest 'powered' engine from Brio - and you'll probably get one like it in any of the more basic starter track sets anyway. Also, two words of warning:
1. The switch is fiddly at best so moves between forward and reverse usually end up in some frustration, particularly for the younger user.
2. It's a little 'gutless' - my daughter likes to load on the carriages and this engine struggles to pull trains of any length.
A better bet might be the Mighty Red Action Loco which pulls longer trains much better, particularly uphill, and has much easier-to-use push buttons - separated for forward, stop and reverse (more educational this way too) - and can be switched for push along play too.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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Excellent train, my almost 2 year old loves it, and its taken a bit of a hammering and seems very robust, battery lasts longer than I thought it would considering it gets left on quite a lot.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
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This train is a bit slow, the light at the front is dim, the button fiddly and it wears out batteries quickly. However all that is said from an adult point of view, from my children's point of view they love it and they're aged 2 and 5!
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
Enjoyed by child and parent!
Really good train can pull many carriages even up hills and over bridges. Left running for long periods of time and the battery is still going (have it about a month). Read more
Published 3 months ago by Andy
Uses batteries ridiculously quickly
A great little train which goes forwards and back. Downsides are it is really slow compared to other trains, and it uses batteries so quickly it ends up costing a fortune. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Hels-Bels
Brio battery engine
Bought for my 22 month old grandson for Christmas, to add to the railway set bought by his aunt. He is absolutely delighted with it, as he can operate the switch and watch it go... Read more
Published 4 months ago by pinkefish
Simple and sweet
OK this little train puffs slowly around the track but it works and is entertaining for a toddler! the light is negligable but this doesn't detract from the overall product. Read more
Published 7 months ago by Ollie's Mum
Brio battery powered engine
Very good toy - very good value for money. My two and a half year old grandson thinks its fantastic. Read more
Published 13 months ago by Johno
Brio battery powered train
Written on behalf of Noah - 2
It's brill!!
Goes backwards, forwards, (when I haven't got my leg across the track) pulls carriages and lights the track in the... Read more
It's brill!!
Goes backwards, forwards, (when I haven't got my leg across the track) pulls carriages and lights the track in the... Read more
Published 17 months ago by SMC10
dissapointed
I bought this little yellow train thinking at this price and it been a Brio train it would be OK, its not!! Read more
Published 17 months ago by brioman
Don't put it on a track!
The train itself is well made and has lasted well, however the main problems are when you put it on a track. Read more
Published 23 months ago by Lucky 13
Brio 33225 Wooden Battery Powered Engine
A good battery powered engine bought for my 3 year old grandson for use on wooden railway tracks. It runs very well on straight or curved tracks and up and down slopes. Read more
Published 24 months ago by N. Granger
Not as good as I'd expect from Brio.
I was a bit disappointed with the quality of this train, considering Brio is perceived by many as the market leader in wooden train sets... Read more
Published on 21 April 2010 by DP
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