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Pudney & Lee 2017 Ltd.
Wellington H/O
10 Aglionby Street
Melling, Lower Hutt
New Zealand

P O Box 39-200
Lower Hutt 6315

Telephone: (04) 586 6677
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Code DescriptionPrice (incl GST)
121959 Ugears Mini Locomotive 59.99

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Ugears has designed some beautiful and challenging train models over the years, including the Locomotive, V Express Steam Train with Tender, and Hogwarts* Express. With the Mini Locomotive from the new Smart collection, we bring you a simple, "Easy"-rated DIY train model that anyone can build, including junior train enthusiasts. This rubber band-powered wooden train (locomotive plus tender) model has surprising get up and go in such a compact body, and is able to travel over 2m on a single winding. Sleek, retro styling harkens back to the 1930's-the last decade when coal-fired steam locomotives held prominence.
The locomotive features a wind-up ratchet key, "Start/Stop" switch for easy operation, and three main paired wheels with connecting rods, to send the train speeding away along any flat surface. The locomotive couples with an open coal tender that can be used to carry a favorite toy, snack or note to a loved one across the room!
To operate your DIY mechanical wooden train model, set the On/Off switch on the top front of the train to the "Off" position, give 6-7 turns of the ratchet dial on the side of the locomotive, place your train on the floor or on a table while holding it with your hand, then flip the switch to "On" and release. Rotational power is transmitted to the wheels through a gear block, while a flywheel slows and evens the acceleration of the train. The train's rubber band motor can be wound again and again, and if you ever need to replace the rubber bands this can be done easily by spooling out the line to which they are attached, using the ratchet key.
* Model size: 9.8 x 2.3 x 2.6 in (25 x 6 x 6.5 cm)
* Package size: 7.4 x 6.7 x 1.4 in (18.7 x 17 x 3.5 cm)
* Number of components: 172
* Estimated time of assembly: 3 hours
* Level: Easy


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