Will it run on the floor and not just a track and what is the size.
190010
Depends on the floor. In the kitchen and bathrooms, where it's tile / laminate, it runs just fine. On carpet, even low pile, not so much. My daughter uses hers on counters, tables and just about everywhere that is flat enough for it to run. Hope this helps.
190011
Depends on the floor. In the kitchen and bathrooms, where it's tile / laminate, it runs just fine. On carpet, even low pile, not so much. My daughter uses hers on counters, tables and just about everywhere that is flat enough for it to run.Hope this helps.
190012
The Brio trains are comparable in size to the Thomas, Imaginarium, and Melissa and Doug trains (the tracks are interchangeable too). Yes, it will run on the floor, although a rough-pile carpet would probably cause it to stop or tip over.
190013
Yes it will run on tile or hard wood floors. The engine is 3 1/2 in. long x 2 in. in height. The train cars are 2 x 2 inches. Unfortunately though the battery does not last that long and the one I bought finally stop working after about 3 months. Quality of the wiring not that durable for small children to play with it. My children are 4 to 5 years of age. Still my children enjoyed the train while it lasted and still ask me to fix it often.
883358
NO it has small wheels on it. They work ok on pavement but work the best on a hard wood floor.
737349
It runs smooth on wooden floor. In fact our floor is wooden! No scratches so far. But it will be louder on wood than on carpet!
554868
It works best with a track, but my kids regularly use it on the floor, too.
1615615
It could but I will not recommend it. The wheels do not have traction. The train is battery powered so it does not need to be connected to the track.
1415919
no, the wheels will be narrower than the wood track its for take n play plastic track.
1633861
It should drive fine on hardwood floors. It drives on vinyl which is very smooth, so I don't think hardwood floor would be a problem.
242579
Sure but it wouldn't move at all - you'd have to pick it up to move around. If you tried to slide you may scrape your flooring. You would also be a good 10" shorter.
541942
It is great outside. My just turned 3 year old grandson is very small and is using his feet to propel it so if it started inside it would have worked well until he gets faster. I'm not sure what it would do to the wood floors now that it's been outside.
1371239
Sure, mine is on a carpet. There aren't rollers so it more or less has to be lifted to some extent to move it on any surface although I suppose you could force a slide around on a hard floor but I would imagine it would scuff the floor material.
1892280
Yes but it will be hard to move. If it's on carpet it will not roll out from under them. if on bare floor you will need to buy caps for the legs to prevent it scratching your floors.
251747
No. It's too small for that, unless you build some model stairs to smaller scale. There's not much track on the floor at one time. Even a steep ramp would probably make it flip backwards.
2118293
It is very easy to assemble , the track just snaps together . You also would have the option to make the track smaller if you wanted to . When it is put together with all the pieces it is pretty big.
1599083
I got this for a gift to my 2 yr old grandson. I do not know the exact footage of track, but it fits easily on my 3x4 ft. coffee table with plenty of room for them to run around change cars etc. I like that it has a storage bag for all the track & cars.They bring it when they come to my home. Nancy
962140
No. The end of the platform lands on the floor. Once you have your feet on it. it will not move.
2274054
Yes it will but not perfect. Some of the track cuts do not line perfectly and will cause the train to run off the tracks,
1903615
hello, it runs both in a straight line and in circles. depends on a surface the train runs on. my kids like this toy