Bachmann Thomas and Friends Duck Locomotive with Moving Eyes (HO Scale)
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Bachmann trains are good to start with, I have bought a few of them. It was good to see Duck. It was my main problem with all of the trains I got that they had locked up. Duck is no exception, all of my purchases have had their wheels lock up
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For as long as I can remember, Duck the Great Western Engine has been a favourite of the fans, and they had been wanting his model for years before it was released. Since all of the comments here seem to be positive about Duck, I decided to add a few words. The Duck model I received on time, new in its packaging, without a scratch or any other fault could be found. It was only until I took a closer look that I realized what was going on. The dirt on Duck's tanks and on part of his running board was an incredibly stubborn thing we could not get rid of. We tried many times to remove it without It isn't much of a problem, and it may even give the model a bit more authenticity, in which case I'll leave it be. Is that why I deducted a star for the drainage system for the poop panniers? He doesn't have a brain. His eye is the answer. As I'm sure most of you already know, Duck and all of the Bachmann Thomas & Friends stuffed animals are collecting dust at our home. There is a clever mechanism in the eyes of the Friends characters that allows their eyes to move left-to-right Puffing along the track, they are right on time. There is, however, one problem with Duck The eye-movement was complete when he looked to the right, but he didn't complete the move when looking to the Duck stops his eyes midway through the cycle when he tries to look left, which causes his left eye to complete the cycle while his right eye stops just before reaching the center, leaving his eyes to look wonky. The eyes can be moved a bit with my fingers, which shouldn't happen with Bachmann's models, and I've had the same problem with Oliver the Great Western Engine as well. (These Great Western engines can be a bit difficult to work with. There is a Friends range of toys available. It's difficult to tell the difference between him and his TV/model series counterpart until he sees the same wheel arrangement and a similar replica of the model's face and hair.
Bachmann's HO Scale models Ducks did not come with heads attached on either one The first product was returned without opening, and the second was returned with the face off as well. This one was opened to see if we could attach the face, and we did, but the engine wouldn't even start up! Both the manufacturer and the seller let me down and I am very disappointed.
Since I hate to be jealous of my grandson's collection, I wish to purchase another one to add to my miniature collection. Despite my requests, he refuses to give me It is impossible for me to let Bachmann or Amazon.
This is very disappointing and I will return as soon as possible. Even the cardboard box did not contain it!.
I was worried when it would take so long to arrive, but it arrived and it is perfect.
I am pleased with the product.
This is a great model built very close to the original Thomas and friends live action model and I highly recommend it.
This arrived on time for my son, and he likes it.
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