Does this train set plug into the wall or just run off batteries?
1028753
Both. There are some product requirements as follows: Available 120V AC Outlet (U.S. Standard AC), 1.9 Volt battery.
1112873
It plugs into the wall. The remote uses batteries if you want to use the remote. I've had this fan for at least a year now and have had no problems with it. Excellent buy.
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.
1203591
Yes, it had a battery operated Thomas the Train train. Runs fine until the kids forget to turn it off.
1098824
I bought it for my grandson. He has the battery powered train. And it works for it.
819746
It has an ac adapter to a spot on the track with the triggers for each lane. No batteries.
1552885
You plug the charger cord from the wall to the battery under the seat of the train
1702184
definitely, batteries may be replaced. there is an instruction sheet included. if none, just unscrew the screws in the bottom of the train and then replace with same one.
1203590
Yes batteries. May have a little trouble with track. Comes apart.and some snap on pieces come apart . The boulder parts on turn mainly
1552884
You don't plug the cord into the train. You must disconnect the battery under the seat and connect it to the charger, which is plugged in the wall.
688046
It is motorized I believe it uses 3-4 C Batteries. It makes trains sounds (whistle and bell) and also smoke comes from the smoke stack. However these you can turn off by preesing a button.
745960
Has a transformer that plugs into wall current and runs through track at lower voltage. Harmless current because current is reduced. I've had a Lionel train sonce 5 years old. 52 years ago.
691697
It doesn't need charging. There's a piece that looks like a T...two little clips along the bottom of the T clip under the track so that the little spring loaded nibs clip onto the metal part of the rails. You then plug the transformer into it, and from there into the wall. It's run by electricity. Hope this helps!
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.
1662691
This runs off of a low voltage transformer that plugs into an outlet. AC power... this won't run off batteries.
1475434
Yes, it's motorized by battery power and it moves along the track (plastic) on it's own power. A great train set for the young beginner.
811958
The fibers rotate and it doesn't have a plug in for the wall. It just has a little switch and is battery operated. My daughter loves it!