Unsafe toy - do not buy, 25 Dec. 2015

This is dangerous ! My son caught his fingers between the moving train and the track and it sliced the skin off his finger , leaving it bloody open and very sore . This product should be recalled . Please do not buy

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Watch your fingers, 3 Dec. 2015

Bought this for my nephew, I'm happy to say it works as well as in the advert but if your fingers get trapped it's a bit nippy! When I put the train on the track I accidently pressed the go button and it wedged my fingers between it and the track. It was pretty sore and then my nephew tried to grab it and it happened to him, I felt awful!

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Crazy erratic thing, 16 Jan. 2016

My 2 year old gets very excited but scared playing with this. Setting it up took a while as all the tracks need a firm hand to clip it all together. I read some reviews about the track unclipping but this hasn't happened yet. Just make sure when you assemble it, take a bit more time and don't have a excited toddler nearby!

The train take 4 x AA batteries but don't use cheap ones. We started with cheap ones and although there was light and sound, the train just moved a small small distance. I was thinking of returning as I thought there was a fault with the product. However, I changed the batteries to some Energizer rechargable fully charged batteries and the train went mental!. It is quite noisy though hence why it loses one star. My toddler gets scared of this as it moves erratically and very fast so make sure you have plenty of space around.

Another negative, aside from the noise, is that the train does not work on its own without the track. It would...

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