Are the trains battery operated? in all the take a long sets?
477472
The take along sets are the smaller Thomas trains, and are not battery operated. They are the ones with metal/magnetic couplers and lots of cars/engines that hook together this way. The larger tracks and trains are battery operated.
477473
No I don't remember putting any batteries in it. My wife might have done it, but I don't remember. I apologize I can't answer the question better than that. It's night time and the train is in my son's room and he is sleeping.
477474
Take 'n Play are manual trains. It's the trackmaster sets that require batteries. Although there are a couple Take 'n Play that talk so they may need a battery. The 2.5 yr olds actually prefer the Take 'n Play.
1224360
It says it has sound effects and I can see the button on top of the first train so I think this is a battery powered train option also. Any thoughts on this??? We have another one I am trying to replace.
2224535
Not that I know of. The cars used are battery operated and have a switch that turns them on and off. They usually come with one or two cars. Best fun ever.
1466605
The 9v trains run on electricity where as the city train runs on battery. I have not seen to many 9v trains around and when I do there more expensive. I chose the city train for my three year old son, the remote is easy to operate, and it's easier to find parts and accessories. Hope this helps.
797145
they are battery operated with a small on -off switch underneath the product...hope this was helpful to you..
1074186
Yes they are battery operated, but you can not change the battery, they are sealed into the unit.
835634
Yes, the battery operated engines can run of the Wooden Train Track 100 piece set. As with any track, you may fine some bumps along the way and need to help the engines along--but adjusting the track or swapping out pieces usually fixes it.
1019817
No it does not. You will have to purchase HO scale track and some kind of power pack. If you are looking for these things it would be better to buy a train set.
1392261
No it isn't, it is battery operated and runs on a track that you can configure in many ways.
1098824
I bought it for my grandson. He has the battery powered train. And it works for it.
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.
1895587
No, these trucks are not battery operated or pull-back... 100% kid-powered! My 4 year old son LOVES them though... they have real semi-soft treaded rubber wheels and loose steering for the off-road type of play. Hope this helps!
1392258
Battery operated - not remote control. Just a great first time train for a toddler!
184651
The Matchbox and/or Hot Wheels cars would have to be pushed on the track. The train and cars that work on these tracks are battery powered and go on their own. Not sure if that's what you're asking or not. Hope it helps.
512537
No, these units are individually battery powered. They also have individual motion sensors.
938644
Yes but dont expect them to last...btw not the clock tower, just the train comes with the batteries..
755788
there is a charger pack that comes with the train. you open the seat and unhook the wires to the charger which you plug into the wall. it takes a few hours to get full charge if your batter is new. it can take 12 hours if the battery is old. we no longer have our train but we used it for years and it ran great even when the battery was old...(just took a while longer to charge)