April 25, 2024
Lionel Polar Express Battery Operated G Set 7-11022 NIB
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STOCK# - LNLU1022 MFG# - 7-11022 New and unused. In the original manufacturer packaging.This ships FREE within the U.S. when using ground service. If ordering ityou may add more items to your order without incurring any shipping chargesif shipped within the U.S. using ground service.If shipping internationally please allow 2 to 4 weeks for delivery.Not all international packages are shipped with tracking information. The Polar Express Set is a G Gauge Complete & Ready to Run Electric Train Set from Lionel . Suitable for Ages 8 & Older.FEATURES: Train can be operated by using a 9.6 volt rechargeable battery (not included) or 6 C batteries (included) Easy-to-operate RC remote controller (with 2 AA batteries included) Passenger coach with two opening doors Observation car wtih disappearing hobo feature and opening door Three Polar Express figures (conductor hobo and boy) Highly detailed steam locomotive with working headlight Authentic train sounds including authentic bell and whistle Fixed knuckle couplers 55 x 72 oval track Remote control features clearly marked buttons to allow train to go forward and backward sound the wistle ring the bell and play All aboard for the Polar Express Easy to assemble Easy-to-unpack easy-to-repack storage boxINCLUDES: One locomotive & coal tender Passenger coach Observation car Three figures Twelve
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