April 12, 2024
15" Musical Rotating Snow Tree with Fiber Optics in Box
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15" Musical Rotating Snow Tree with Fiber Optics in Original Box This is a wonderful, very large, musical rotating snow tree with fiber optics in its original box by CHRISTMAS. It has all the original informational inserts and an UL adapter. It measures approxitely 15" tall and 10" wide. Inside the dome is an artificial christmas tree with fiber optic needles. The needles go through a series of color changes: red, yellow, blue, green, purple, white. The colors slowly change from one color to the next. T is a clear star on top of the tree. The tree continuously shoots artifical snow out of the top of the tree w it hits the top of the dome and falls to the bottom of the tree. The snow collects in the bottom of the tree and is eventually pushed around the base of the tree w it will repeat the cycle to the top of the tree again. T is a Santa in a sleigh pulled by reindeer that are circling the tree around the outside of the tree periphery. This is a musical snow tree that operates with an UL adapter. T is an off/on switch on the bottom You can choose to have just the snow tree operational or the snow tree operational with music playing. T are quite a few songs that play as the snow tree rotates and rains snow. Some of the songs are: Gloria; We Wish You a Merry Christmas; It Came Upon a Midnight Clear; Noel; Silent Night; O Christmas
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