Let’s get the cargo moving with the Brio Cargo Battery Engine. Designed with toddlers in mind, this battery-operated toy train features a simple tap and go function.

The container ship has crossed the seven seas with its valuable cargo, and is now finally arriving at the harbour. Everyone gets excited. Is everything prepared? Lift the bridge and allow the slow moving container ship to pass underneath. Once safely moored you can begin to unload the cargo. Open the cargo deck and using the crane pick up the contents. Now you can load them onto the waiting battery powered train and wagon with sliding doors.

There’s no cooler way to fly than by helicopter. Behind the pilot in the new Cargo Transport Helicopter toy, the cargo bay is ready to carry some serious weight – even two fully loaded wagons. With everything in place, spin the rotor of your BRIO helicopter, take off and soar high above your BRIO World.

All aboard! The Central Train Station features double tracks and a wide range of sounds from the ticket machine. It’s the perfect centerpiece for your rail network. This is where your passengers start their adventures and only you know where they will end up. Don’t forget to buy your tickets!

The clever crane wagon always gets the job done. With a retro orange and green design this crane can load the heavy boulder onto the waiting wagon. Now it’s time to leave the quarry and get the load to its destination.

A great addition to your railroad track.

At almost half a metre tall, the Light Up Construction Crane is ready to take on any building challenges within BRIO World.
Managing cargo and constructions has never been so much fun as with this fully-functioning tower crane. It comes equipped with a 360-degree rotating tower, working trolley that slides across the jib and magnetic hook which you can raise and lower on a wire string by twisting the red knob.
Everyone down on the ground is bound to take notice when the operator begins moving the crane’s arm from the comfort of the cab, automatically switching on the realistic lights that run down the top of the jib.