He loves moving it along the floor or using the remote. He'll also give the simple two-button remote to the baby and she presses the buttons, making the train go forwards or backwards. He takes a box and calls it a "blocked tunnel" and stops the train with it if she keeps pressing.
The logs rest in a recessed part of the tender and come off as an entire piece. My 9 month old loves to catch it and put it in her mouth or bang it on the top of the train.
There is a low and high volume button as well as an English / Spanish button.
The three of us love it!
Note that it did NOT come with tracks. I have no idea why one reviewer said it did.
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My two-year-old son played with this at a friend's house and loved it, so we got one for our house. It really combines several toys into one it's a great first RC toy for toddlers, it has the alphabet buttons on the side and says the alphabet in English or Spanish, pressing the train engineer or the smoke stack make train sound effects, and the logs that the train is carrying can come out (as a single piece, not individual logs). The remote is very simple; one button for forward and one for back. I think figuring out how the controller works has been a good mental exercise for my son. He also likes to press the letter buttons and take the logs out and put them back in.The description doesn't make it clear that the train comes with about 7 feet of train track, which make an oval that's about 3 feet long and 2 feet wide. (See the picture I added above for a view of the track.) The train will drive on wood floors or foam mats (not carpet), but since it just has forward and backward controls, you can't actually steer it when it's not on the track. My son likes to derail it anyway, though, and drive it around the playroom.
Overall my son and I both think this is a really cool toy, and I think you get a lot for the price.




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