Review on LEGO DUPLO Cargo Train 10875 - Battery-Powered Building Blocks Set, Top Engineering and STEM Toy for Toddlers (105 Pieces) by Ada Strzelczyk ᠌

Son 2.1 is in charge of putting together the rails, while the locomotive's operator is responsible for turning it on, positioning it on the rails, and starting it up. The thing that he enjoys doing the most is either opening or closing the crossing (from the additional set). In general, he does not yet collect "decorated" constructions made out of Lego; up to this point, he has only built towers out of cubes and automobiles with separate bodies and chassis that need to be connected. Nonetheless, he already enjoys it as a game, and he uses it frequently in his play, most frequently to gather rails. As many have written, the laminate causes the rails to slip, and this is especially noticeable when the route is narrow. But, the son has already acquired the skill of keeping his foot on the gas when he accelerates. So, it does not significantly affect the gameplay in any way. The use of control chips makes the game more interactive. The application allowed for all of the devices in the home to connect to it, so now everything is functional. It really isn't clear why a GPS connection is necessary in this case (it says that the standard requires it, but somehow the rest do without it). Although he continues to play in this manner, we have not yet demonstrated it to my son. The price is a little bit high even when compared to another hollow train, in my opinion. The road is enjoyable for older children as well as their fathers who come to visit. But, I was unable to identify any other roadways that were suitable for children younger than 5 years old.