BRIOWorld Collapsing Bridge for Kids Age 3 Years Up - Compatible With All BRIO Railway Train Sets and AccessoriesThe Forest Stewardship Council
Description
🚀 Build, Collapse, Repeat! The adventure never ends!
- 🎁 PERFECT GIFT - An ideal present for birthdays or holidays, sparking joy in every child.
- 👶 SAFE SOUND - Crafted from high-quality, child-safe materials for peace of mind.
- 🔄 REBUILD REPLAY - Press the button to collapse and rebuild the bridge for hours of fun.
- 🌍 EXPAND YOUR WORLD - Compatible with all BRIO railway sets for limitless adventures.
- 🚂 UNLEASH IMAGINATION - Encourages creative play with endless scenarios.
The BRIO World Collapsing Bridge is a dynamic accessory designed for children aged 3 and up, featuring a collapsible bridge mechanism that enhances imaginative play. Made from FSC certified European beech wood and high-quality plastics, this 3-piece set is compatible with all BRIO railway systems, ensuring endless fun and creativity. With a focus on safety and educational objectives like numeracy and spatial awareness, it makes for a perfect gift for young train enthusiasts.
Specifications
| Product Dimensions | 66 x 12 x 7 cm; 525 g |
| Manufacturer recommended age | 3 years and up |
| Item model number | 33391 |
| Educational Objective(s) | Numeracy & Spacial Awareness |
| Language: | English, French |
| Number of Game Players | 1+ |
| Number of pieces | 3 |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Scale | HO |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Material Type(s) | Wood |
| Material Composition | Wood & Plastic |
| Material Care Instructions | Wipe clean with a damp cloth |
| Remote Control Included? | No |
| Radio Control Number of Bands | 3 |
| Colour | Multicoloured |
| Release date | 1 May 2013 |
| ASIN | B000WLIOSW |
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Reviews
C**A
Provided lots of fun for small children.
I bought this for one 3 year-old grandson having seen what fun the other three-year old grandson had in playing with it. The ability to make trains crash time after time kept both boys amused for hours. Well worth the cost in the fun it provided and it seems to be pretty robust, having survived the ministrations of boisterous boys.
C**J
Fun Bridge Piece
The media could not be loaded. Kids love being able to de-rail trains for some reason. This is a great piece to add to the wooden train pieces. Works well with non Brio pieces too. Quite expensive for what it is but it is well made and won’t be breaking anytime soon
C**E
Great fun
Grandson loves this. "oh nooo" echoes around the room as he plays with it. Usual Brio quality.
S**T
Great fun!
It's just a solidly built bridge for your Brio - but it's a great hit because it can be made to collapse and crash the trains!Creates lots of fun for small children - and sometimes the occasional argument!
A**I
Almost perfect
First the bad news: Brio's inclined tracks that come with the bridge are not too good. Brio doesn't etch the inside of their tracks' grooves, which means there is less traction for our Thomas brand battery powered train (Hiro), and it just sits on the incline spinning its wheels.This is a shame, because the bridge itself looks good, is sturdy, and lots of fun. Our 2 year old loves putting Thomas or one of his friends on top, and then pressing the button to collapse the bridge. It adds a great interactive element to his wooden railway and is currently the centerpiece of his collection.
G**H
Well made
Strong durable well made toy always expect good quality from brio and never been dissapointed somfar
G**E
Birthday present
Perfect for train loving kids
H**0
Consistently the best quality from Brio.
Another quality Brio product for our four year old. We’ve got loads of track now along with various Brio accessories and you can always see the difference between cheaper brands and Brio. The bridge is very well made and strong enough for our four year old. It really adds an extra dimension to his play, as he can put various toys on the top and watch them fall. Please be aware that clicking the track back into place needs a little bit of strength. Our four year old can do this independently, but I’m not sure a 2-3 year old could which may cause frustration! Very pleased!
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