There’s enough space on the turntable to fit any engine from the BRIO World – simply twist the red knob on the turntable and watch the large central unit rotate until it clicks into one of the seven track positions.The poseable train engineer figure is ready to work the turntable from his two-level control station – just make sure that he holds on tight when the turntable starts to spin.BRIO Toys just turned 130, yet they feel more vital than ever.And that’s a good thing when working with toys. Because just as play develops children, play has developed us as a company. Giving us decades of knowledge that goes into every product we make. BRIO pays attention to every detail through the design process and has always been dedicated to creating products that add extra play value, encourage learning and develop fine motor skills. Play can create a better world. Literally.BRIO wants to give everyone a happy childhood, but they want to give everyone a bright-looking future too. So from 2014, all of BRIOs wooden toys will be made from traceable wood coming from responsibly managed forests.
