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My husband drives a train for a living, so naturally, he's attracted to train stuff. While we don't have children, we have neighbors with youngins' who often come over to play. I am looking forward to playing dominoes with them!

Absolute trash and my child was hysterical. Did not work at all. It's a waste of my time to even return.

My daughter really wanted to like this toy. She has mastered how to load the dominos into the cartridge, and loves watching them come out of the train. But those rectangles are so lightweight that you practically cannot breathe on them without tipping them over, and then all the work is for nothing. Ultimately, she got so frustrated with it she just stopped wanting to play with it. Would not recommend as a gift for that reason.

The media could not be loaded.  We got this train toy for our grandchildren. The train requires 2 AA batteries. The batteries are easy to install. The box says 3+ on age but our three year old grandchild had a difficult time putting the dominoes in the container or domino chute. In photo 1 you can see that I discovered that if you hold the container at an angle then the dominoes are easier to place in it lined up properly and don't fall out. The lid for the container does not slide on and off very easily. Our 3 year old grandchild loved the train sound and the lights. The box contains a lot of dominoes. There is not a specific number of dominoes on the box. There are many more dominoes than will fit in the chute. To make the train go in a circle you need to push the front wheels of the train to the left or to the right before you push the button on the side to turn on the train. To make a larger circle or a longer straight line you would have to stop the train, refill the container tray and then start the train back up again at the end point of your previous line. We think our older grandchildren will really enjoy this toy and be able to put the dominoes in the container themselves. Younger children will enjoy watching and knocking over the line of dominoes.

Crap straight out of the box. Never worked cheap plastic never moved across the floor.

Got this for a close friend and his 3 year old son. The domino train isn't the easiest for this kid to load but enjoys the dominos and being able to have the dominos collapse. Probably something he'll be better able to do in a year or so. The light and noises certainly get some attention and while the kid lights it, the parents really wish it was like other toys they've got that have some volume or mute control options short of opening up the toy and cutting some wires as it is loud. There's also nothing in terms of an auto off so once it finishes dropping its stack of dominos, it just wants to keep going - which on its own isn't a bit issue - but when combined with the loud nature of the toy, there's a reason the parents aren't allowing this one to be played without some direct supervision.

Kids might need help loading the tiles. Once we got the batteries (not included) and set it up the train moves on its own and turns. The wheels will catch some times putting tiles very very close or it might back up a little knocking it all over prematurely.There are a lot of tiles to do about 4 reloads, the truck is not accidently knocking it over during reload.We did this only on hard wood floor, we don't have carpet. but we had enough issues with hardwood that I wouldn't do this on carpet.Its a fun toy and but has a couple bugs with the wheels catching and knocking things over.

This domino train is really cool! It’s fun to watch and pretty easy to set up. I wish that it had lots more dominoes and could make designs but for a kids toy this is really fun to use and it keeps the kids engaged for quite a while.