Would it be good to set up under a Christmas tree?
2029001
It's very small for 3yr old to enjoy I would recommend a Lionel they have a whistle and a horn best of all the locomotive puffs smoke iv bought a Lionel from amazon earlier this year for 149.00 it's a g scale which is a nice size perfect under the tree very stable on carpet and will be a enjoyable experience for ur grandson
2029002
for an N scale train, It would be served best INSIDE THE TREE. There are track sets that are designed specifically for use in the tree among the decorations...
2029003
mine worked fine when new. doesn't work now. no response from Bachmann on solving the problem.
2029004
It worked out of the box. Seemed a bit noisy. It was my first train in decades. It does run well.
2029005
U can but I would strongly recommend u set it up on a plate form for it to be stable
2029006
I wouldn't recommend N scale for under a Christmas tree because they are so small and can be difficult to keep on the track if it is even the least bit uneven. I would go with one of the bigger scales, like O.
1219210
I don't see why not. The only problem is the tendency of Christmas lights to get hooked onto each other even when the cord isn't tangled.
2131956
I would recommend you install metal poles as they won't 'give' as much as the trees I tied mine to. Be aware that certain ropes will loosen and tighten when wet/ dry. We take ours down in the winter as we do not think it good to try to carry snow load.
500990
Sorry, I have no idea. I was only interested in running some Christmas Tree lights in a parade. However at this price point I rather dough it.
1217990
No but you can place it on the ground around the tree which is what I would reccomend
1389164
Yes, there is a Christmas tree, a snowflake and one that works as a wreath.
1164812
yes, but I would recommend something with a shorter blade height so you can fit it between close limbs (only applies if they are still on the tree). One of the collapsible hand saws are great for this purpose
1211242
Yes, I used mine as outdoor Christmas lights. Part of a strand did not work, but the rest worked well in cold/snowy weather for the few weeks while they were up.
369527
depends how big the tree is. If it's a smaller tree this will be fine, but if it is a normal sized tree than you should get bigger tracks
2249811
Haven't tried it, but I'll check it out and let you know-don't have LEDs on this tree, so perhaps.
1547627
Not really. You put this up after you have set up a fixed stand. Now, every time you climb up or down you are safe. If you use the climber on the same tree, then it would work. However, you wouldn't need a climber then.
875351
The tree comes with its own stand which can be used both indoors our outside. There are holes drilled in it and anchors provided to secure the tree base out side. Indoors all you need to do is set it up and plug it in.
1219205
If you mean the regular Christmas tree lights, where the bulb is about an inch long...then yes. I would imagine it would be a bit of an overkill though, unless you have a lot of lights. The spool is pretty good size. If you have just a strand or two, I would look for one specifically made for lights. However if you have a lot of lights to store, it would be perfect. But for the price, you really can't lose.
1374790
Yes, easily. This supplies up to 200 watts of power. LED Christmas lights only need 1-2 watts per string, and old-fashioned bulb Christmas lights use around 10 watts. Really, I would probably get a cheaper lower watt inverter for that, unless you have other stuff you might also want to plug-in.
1458837
Dont things so. You need a tree located to certain distance or a hook, or something to hold the system
1905294
Its actually what I was gonna do this year, last year I put it on top of an 8 foot tree and its beautiful but for the kids Id like them to get a better view, but you have to be careful to be sure your tree is sturdy because of the balance it has to be able to circulate correctly if not it will stay in one place and that is not the effect you want.
1149677
Its easy to move, but no way should you wait until Christmas Eve to assemble.........find a hiding place and get started!