does this train run on elect or is it batt opreated and what all comes with it
1997253
Electric with a 12 volt DC supply. I would not buy a battery operated train.
1038611
Hi there. Everything is included. The motor runs on DC and can run on AC. You need to buy your own AC adapter to do so. I've been satisfied just with battery operation. I upgraded to an LED spot because the included spot floods more than spots, but it does the job. Remember the price: you can spend a lot more, but this kit is pretty good.
1973289
Agree with other comments. Mostly plastic with metal (probably brass) on ends of pieces to conduct electricity. I had to return mine because it didn't fit the track I already had even though it looked the same. Train set I had was called Coastal Express.
71518
This is a ready to run rig. The only thing you need to buy is batteries and a charger for it. Hope this helps! Its a fun truck to have.
432763
Battery has to be completely charged. 24 hours. Train needs to be on track in order to run. Lights need to be lit or battery is not working. I took my battery to a Batteries Plus( Battery store) and had it tested. I ended up buying a new battery for $36 and now the train works great. The train was made by Peg Perego for Learning Curve and they have information about the batteries but I was able to get mine at the battery store. Good Luck! Peg Perego was very helpful with info on this train. They have a website pegpergousa.com and toll free number 18007282108
645822
It has Thomas train which runs with battery and a trailor which u can attach to the train
1552886
If I recall, you have to take the seat off. Charging the battery was one complaint people made but It wasn't difficult and don't think you have to charge it everyday. My husband did it so I'd say it wasn't too difficult : ). Once the battery is charged, it gets put back in the train and then just runs when turned on - does not get plugged in to run - it runs off charged battery.
2234375
Not sure exactly what you are asking about. It does not come with any trains. The tunnel/bridge is a light brown and the track is all grey. Hope that helps you.
971018
Hi, no, this train is to be assembled and it all comes in molded plastic sheets to be put together. No mechanically moving parts, no motor, no controller.
645821
It comes with a motorized thomas engine and box car. When he drops thru the abandoned mine he rescues the King's gold crown in his caboose. Very cool train set.
1048532
I have the 4 track. It will run on batteries but I wouldn't want it to run out of juice in the middle of a great track.
1702185
definitely, batteries may be replaced. there is an instruction sheet included. if none, just unscrewthe screws in the bottom of the train and then replace with same one.
1619472
This one is not battery operated..But they do come with batteries. My granddaughter has both push and battery operated Thomas engines.
1638524
I just tested our track with 1 Thomas plastic battery operated engine and it seem to work fine. We mainly use or wooden tracks for wooden trains, never thought to try the others
688044
This particular train set is motorized/battery powered...no manual pushing. It is very cool but a lot bigger in size than I anticipated. My four year old was able to troubleshoot the on/off switch button just fine as well. All in all we were pleased with this product!
1880910
I bought the Chuggington train for my grandson and I am 90% positive that it doesn't take batteries. The child just moves the cars along the track by hand. If you want a cool battery powered train for little ones (2-6ish), I highly recommend the Duplo Train. Another grandson has that one and adores it. The Chuggington has been fun too, especially when you can make all sorts of track configurations.
1466607
Lego discontinued the 9v series in 2007. The 9v system used electrified rails. For reasons of simplicity, cost, and safety, Lego opted for battery operated infrared remote control. The track is the same gauge as 9v; it just doesn't have the metal on top. New trains can run on 9v track (not drawing power, of course), but not vice versa. Click through my name and you will find I have a long guide to Lego trains with more detailed information.