In general, both children and adults are delighted. Has pros: Control from the application . very cool and convenient. True, the child joyfully began to poke at the screen and scored on a direct game with the train. A convenient Push & Go system, in which direction the locomotive pushed, it goes in that direction. no buttons. Apparently, the engine has become more powerful: even with wagons, it travels faster than analogues from other sets. Interesting bars with actions for a locomotive. They…

Son 2.1 assembles the rails, the locomotive itself turns it on, puts it on the rails and starts it up. Most of all he likes to open / close the crossing (from the additional set). In general, he does not yet collect "decorated" structures from Lego, so far only towers from cubes and cars where you need to connect the body and chassis. But as a game, he already likes it and he actively plays with it, again collecting rails. As many write, the rails slide on the laminate, especially when the road

At the age of 2, the child was bought a similar set with a Western theme (where is the red steam locomotive) and it turned out to be clearly too early. Now almost 3 years, we bought this set + a set of rails with a bridge. Of course, he himself cannot fully play yet, but more than can be used for spending time together. Will be older, I think it will be possible to give a mobile application to play.

I can't help but talk about Duplo trains. My 3 year old grandson is now obsessed with trains. So, of course, grandma had to stock up on it. I bought the red Duplo train and installed the app on my phone and he loves it. So we needed a set of orange trains and a set of extension tracks! He likes to drive the trains himself, they push and drive. Super simple, super easy to connect. They don't break, he can put them together easily and he LOVES the extra attachment. The app has train related games

Possibly the most amazing toddler toy I've ever seen. My son just turned three and loves trains very much. He also loves building things, loves messing around with our remote control and loves playing games on my phone. This toy gives him the ability to do all those things. The fact that it's compatible with other DUPLO trains means we can create a variety of track designs. It also has "Action Blocks" that control the train's functions, and the train group can also interact with the app…

I would say Lego is the best for 2-5 year olds in terms of play fun, investment value and high visibility for party games. , especially for boys. Premium upgrade to the latest Duplo train system. Adding 5 click-to-go train functions with color sensors, a mobile app with acceptable UX for 2-5 years and compatibility with the old train system. Create your own open rail system. Unlike the traditional follow-build-done, you can port an old Duplo train or buy additional 10874 (new car), 10882 and…

Really great toy. My 3 year old loves it and had no problem learning how to get the train moving forward. He's still learning how to loop paths, but he'll be fine. After that we bought 3 more kits to make the chains bigger and bigger. I also find it fun to play with while spending time with my son. We haven't used the app as we try to minimize screen time until our kids are older. The only complaint I have is that one of the battery contacts inside the train got pressed after changing the…