April 24, 2024
New Bright 384 Holiday Express Electric Animated Train Set G Santa's Fe NBRU0380
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FEATURES: Ready-to-run Holiday Express animated train set. The set includes a locomotive, a wood tender, a candy pump car, and a caboose. Santa's Fe Holiday Railroad 4-4-0 steam locomotive is painted in tan, red, and green. The festive locomotive is decorated with snow bells, and ribbons, the whole thing is simply oozing Christmas. The tender car features simulated wood textures, piles of toys, and an attractive green over tan paint job. The candy pump car is a green and candy-cane covered car with two elves working a center-mounted pump and a large "Candy Dancer" sign. The caboose is red over green, carries present sorting elves and sports a large "santa's toy shop" sign. All cars are equipped with: -Lights -Animation -Nearly outrageous amount of Christmas joy Easy-to-use train controller is equipped with 14 clearly labeled buttons that provide complete control over the train. The controller will: -Activate a bevy of Christmas sounds -Adjust the volume -Control speed and direction of train -Turn the unit on and off Maintenance and assembly instructions. Packaged in an attractive two-piece box with all pieces included tucked safely inside large styrofoam trays. INCLUDES: (1) 4-4-0 Steam Locomotive & Tender (1) Candy Dancer (1) Caboose (4) 9" Straight Track (12) 12" Curved Track Control Center Transformer
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