Z MAYABBO Wooden Train Set Accessories Wood Railway Bridge for Railroad Tracks, 2-Level Overpass Compatible for All Railway Tracks System

Z MAYABBO Wooden Train Set Bridge ReviewThe Z MAYABBO Wooden Train Set Bridge is a great addition to any wooden railway system, offering a sturdy and engaging two-level overpass that enhances imaginative play. It’s designed to be compatible with major wooden train brands, making it a versatile choice for expanding existing track collections.Pros:✔ Solid Wood Construction: Made from durable wood, ensuring long-lasting play without easy breakage.✔ Compatible with Major Brands: Works well with popular wooden train sets like BRIO, Thomas & Friends, and Melissa & Doug.✔ Engaging 2-Level Design: The overpass design adds excitement and variety to train layouts, making playtime more interactive.✔ Easy Assembly: Pieces fit together smoothly and stay in place without constant readjustment.✔ Great Gift for Train Enthusiasts: Perfect for kids who love wooden train sets and want to expand their collection.Cons:✖ Bridge Height May Not Fit All Engines: Some taller train cars may not clear the underpass, so double-check dimensions before purchasing.✖ Track Connections Could Be Tighter: Some users might need to adjust or secure the tracks to prevent minor shifting during play.✖ Limited Curve Flexibility: Since it’s a structured bridge, it may require additional curved tracks to integrate smoothly into some layouts.Final Verdict:The Z MAYABBO Wooden Train Set Bridge is a well-made and fun accessory for any wooden train collection. It adds an extra layer of creativity to track setups and is compatible with most major brands. While minor adjustments may be needed for the best fit, it’s a solid choice for expanding and enhancing wooden railway play.

I purchased this as a gift for a little boy. I like the way the bridge has an additional function. It can be a two level track, or by moving the lever, part of the upper track becomes a ramp. The little boy really likes it.

This is super awesome!! Just have to be carefully with the little piece that turns to let the bridge go up and down. Pretty fragile part. Otherwise we love it!

I bought this as an addition to my 3 yr old grandsons wooden train tracks. There was no assembly and attached to tracks easily. The lever to drop the track to a little quirky. I could do it but my grandson had trouble but he likes playing with it.

The picture is exactly the real deal. My son loves this bridge. He can lower & raise the arm and bridge just like a real one. The bridge has a locking mechanism in the arm for raising and lower it. It's a sturdy accessory and a must have.

We bought two of these. And they are pretty great, but there's some terrible design decisions they made.First of all, the crossing gate is what lets the bridge drop down. But you *open* the gate to drop it down, and *close* the gate to hold the bridge up - when you'd actually want it to be open. Not only does this make it really weird to use, it's just hard for the brain to figure out how to put the bridge in place since it's operating exactly the opposite of how it should.Also, less obvious until you start playing with it. It only has one male connector for all the bridges, and that's on the top *exit*. All the rest are female connectors, which means they are all the same. So the only way you can setup a track to use all the entry/exit points is by using 'Y' connectors to feed all the connectors that are same (female in this case) to the single male connector. So what does this mean in practice? It means that pretty much whatever way you send the train down the tracks, it ends up looping back and coming in the exit. where it's not able to go down the ramp.This thing would be amazing if it had these simple kinks worked out.Also note that some motorized trains will get stuck in the gaps that are necessarily there to allow the bridge to hinge up and down.

Grandson loved it. The top level easily drops down to the lower level by turning the the stop arm. needs additional straight track on the top with supports to allow clearance on the lower track,in

It was a great toy but it broke easily. My son is 6 years old and he’s obsessed with trains and bridges but this didn’t last long at all. The bridge that opens broke.