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Expand your Power Trains world with 8 feet of track. Completely compatible with rest of the Power Trains - sold in figure 8 or oval.
Burned
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2022
Nice to get another engine.
Richard R. Pallechio
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2019
A neighbor gave my grandson a power train car set, so I bought the engine to go with it and the tracks. The engine pulls well, but it and the cars cannot go around the curves without derailing. I would not buy this again.
Nathan H.
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2017
Pieces fit together pretty easily. They also stay together fairly well. Good rail system for the price. :)
Joseph
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2015
Set up as second track for Power City train set. Son has two trains going.
N. Nick
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2014
My grandson absolutely loves this train set and was so excited to have more track to set up in his home. The figure eight is different since it has the "cross-track" to add to the usual oval. The quality/price for these tracks can't be beat. Since Power City Trains don't have generic tracks available, these are very reasonably priced so I was able to get a couple of sets to expand the track layout even more. Very pleased, both myself and my grandson. Thanks for making his Christmas a special one.
Elaine McConkey
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2014
Wonderful addition to Starter train. Made the area more useful and more fun to use. The 11 year old reallly enjoyed.
Placeholder
Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2013
This is the 8 figure track pack which comes with a + sign track (2 pieces)... This central track can be used to create intersections with your tracks.... Very useful to create a variety of tracks to play with.... Totally satisfied...!
Michael
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2012
I bought this for my son for Christmas, and was therefore going to wait until after Christmas to review it since my son has not received this yet, but due to a mistake by the post office I felt compelled to right this reivew now.When the postal carrier delivered this package, for some reason they thought that it just might be a good idea to put it right in front of the garage door. Not to the side, not on the porch which is 20 feet away but right in front of the garage door. The problem with this is obviously the car uses the garage door, which anyone with half a brain could tell you would win in a fight with most packages. Well as you might expect my wife backed the car out of the garage not knowing the package was there, and, big surprise, she ran over the package. Of course the package looked completly smashed. I was very upset with the post office about this, because my son had been asking for power train track since July. However when I got home that evening, and looked at the package the box that the package came in was destroyed, and the box that the track was in obviously did not look new, but when I took the track out of the box to see the damage to the track itself I found to my complete surprise that the track survived without a scratch on it. So plain and simple any toy that can be ran over with a car and survive deserves a 5 out of 5 rating.I am extremely happy, and surprised that the track survived, because the guy I spoke to at the post office said that the post office would not pay for the package since their was not insurance on the package. All I got from him was what sounded like a sencere apollogy, and a promise to talk to the postal carrier about this. I wish I could be a fly on the wall for that conversation, because as you may expect he did not sound very happy about the situation. Anyway my son will not care about the box once he gets the track out on Christmas morning, and there was no harm done to the track, so all is well.
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