Bachmann Trains - Spirit of Christmas valmis ajoon sähköjunasarja - N-asteikko

Name: Bachmann Trains - Spirit of Christmas valmis ajoon sähköjunasarja - N-asteikko
Brand: Bachmann Trains
SKU: 0022899240176
Price: 174.55 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Bachmann Trains

2.9/5

€
174.55

TUOTTEEN KUVAUS Bachmann Trains JOULUN HENKI - N Scale Ready to Run Electric Train Set. Hyvät asiat tulevat pienissä pakkauksissa. Tämä on varmasti totta, kun kyse on Spirit of Christmas N -asteikkosarjasta. Täydellinen puun alle pieneen tilaan ja juhlavasti koristeltu erittäin hyvää joulua varten. Tämä käyttövalmis setti sisältää: 0-6-0 höyryveturi ja pehmeä, vanhan ajan puimuri, kaksi vanhan ajan linja-autoa, 34 x 24 soikea nikkelihopeaa E-rata, mukaan lukien 11 kpl kaarevia telaketjuja, 4 kpl suora rata ja 1 kaareva pistokeliitin, virtalähde ja nopeudensäädin. VALMISTAJALTA Hyvät tavarat tulevat pienissä pakkauksissa. Tämä on varmasti totta, kun kyse on Spirit of Christmas N -asteikkosarjasta. Täydellinen puun alle pieneen tilaan ja juhlavasti koristeltu erittäin hyvää joulua varten. Tämä käyttövalmis setti sisältää: 0-6-0 höyryveturi ja pehmeä, vanhan ajan puimuri, kaksi vanhan ajan linja-autoa, 34 x 24 soikea nikkelihopeaa E-rata, mukaan lukien 11 kpl kaarevia telaketjuja, 4 kpl suora rata ja 1 kaareva pistokeliitin, virtalähde ja nopeudensäädin.

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EAN: 0022899240176

Luokat Taiteet, Käsityöt ja ompelu, Junat ja tarvikkeet, Junasarjat,

Hieno ensikerta setti. Sisältää nikkelihopea tienpohjatelan. N-asteikko. Voimanlähteenä 0-6-0 höyryveturi ja pehmeä. Täydellinen ajovalmis junasarja. Suositellaan yli 14-vuotiaille. N mittakaava 1:160. 34 x 24 soikea nikkelihopea E-Z-telaketju, virtalähde ja nopeudensäädin. Sisältää lomakoristelun; Vanhan ajan yhdistelmäauto ja kaksi vanhaa linja-autoa. Voimanlähteenä 0-6-0 Steam Era Locomotive with Tender. Täydellinen käyttövalmis lomamatkustajajunasarja.

Country of Origin	China
Customer Reviews	3.8 3.8 out of 5 stars 465 ratings 3.8 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	24017
Item Weight	2 pounds
Manufacturer	Bachmann Industries Inc.
Manufacturer recommended age	14 years and up
Product Dimensions	34 x 24 x 1.5 inches

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Sähköpostiasi ei julkaista. Kaikki pakolliset kentät on merkitty^*

Arviosi

Scritto da: Ron Casey

Not quite ready to run

The car couplings don’t couple. They included a bag of couplers to change out. Do you know how frustrating it is to do that. It’s a Bachman problem, not the shipper or Amazon.

Scritto da: Daren C.

it's a really small train.

was this train worth $160? well it's not worth $259 that was the orignal price. first the ez track it's a stable platform for the track. putting it together takes some skill.ensure you have an even surface where the tracks meet.if not train will derail. the cuoplers on the cars are just worthless. but after a lot of fiddeling, the train runs well on the track. the main point of buying an "N" scale train is the small footprint.

Scritto da: vbittersweet

this is a great little set for the price

Overall, this is a great little set for the price. I've always been fascinated by electric model trains but didn't realize they came in the smaller scales until I started doing research recently. The size is perfect underneath of my four-foot Christmas tree and I think it would be fun to use this small scale to build a mini train table. Everything is very well decorated but the car couplers don't hook together very well and I've yet to get them to connect just by backing the engine up to the car. I have to connect them manually. The engine is solid but mine has been a bit temperamental in how it runs and often doesn't fire up when I turn it off and then fire it up again hours or days later. I have to remove the wheels from the track and re-seat them, sometimes once and sometimes multiple times before the engine starts running again. It also sometimes runs at inconsistent speeds. As soon as I go talking badly about it, it's now running perfectly smoothly in the background so the issues aren't consistent. It's been running for only a few days off and on but I did follow all break-in recommendations. I will update this review if it starts behaving more consistently as the engine continues to break in. I guess the main thing that occurs to me is that this might be more than the average Christmas decorator wants to deal with for a tree accessory. It's a tiny electric engine with required care and maintenance, and because it's smaller, it's more sensitive to dirt, debris, neglect. You have to oil the engine and gears, clean and oil the track and troubleshoot the issue when it's temperamental. I don't think it's something you could just slap back under the tree after a year in storage and expect it to work flawlessly. I was a little bummed that the train doesn't include a caboose, so I bought a $20 Bachmann caboose to go with mine. Things I noticed right off the bat are that the caboose is better made then the Christmas train. The wheels glide more smoothly and the car feels more solid. The coupler is also different and works as it should every time. I am new to model trains so I don't know if they make different levels of cars but it made me wonder if other engines, etc might also be better build than what comes with this set. If you're a tech geek like me, then I say go for it. It's a great price and a cool little train to play with, and it wouldn't take much space at all to build a really cool set-up. But, be prepared to break it in correctly, and take care of the engine and track maintenance to keep it in good working order.

Scritto da: T. Siml

Put together track correctly

I have put this little train up at work on a much expanded figure 8 track, as seen in the picture every year between Halloween and Thanksgiving 4 years in a row. It runs 9 hours every day, at a slow prototypical speed (faster would run better) 5 days a week for at least 5 weeks. That's over 1000 hours of smooth running. Putting up the track, I run the train at various speeds for testing puposes, and invariably I find some uncupling or derailing problems. Every time it is because when connecting a section of track, I've not set the track correctly into the little crimp connector on one rail or the other. Usually, i've slipped the rail on top of the connector, and that leaves a little bump, or heigth difference that causes the derailment. It's so slight that casual observance doesn't show it, but running my finger over the joint, lets me feel the problem. I make the correct connection and look for the next problem area. Once it runs smoothly for 15 minutes at speed, we're good for the rest of the season. The students (High School) love it, as most haven't seen a "toy" train set, especially not one so small. The only problems I've had, is sometimes the kids bump it, or because I've got it running so slowly, it may stop at the track cross over, as there are some unpowered parts of the track there, necessary to keep the track from shorting out. A small bump with my finger to get it going, and adjusting the speed a little higher (so that it will coast through the crossing) and we're good for the reat of the day. I feel this is not the fault of the set, but rather design constraints for running the system. At night we "park" it near the back and turn it off. Our running speed is with the dail at about the 11:00 position. There is only one connection to the track from the power pack, even with all that extra track. I've ordered an extra set, in case this one goes out and I think I will use it this year so I can take the "old" engine apart to clean and lube it for another 1000 hours of use. Again, I can't emphasize enough, with cars so small and light, you need a well laid out and maintained roadbed, with out any bumps and good electrical connection. Also, yes the cars don't auto couple when they come together, but they do look and hold together better than the older "Rapido" style couplers. As I just leave it running all day, I appreciate the look and reliability of the newer "knuckle" connetors, even though they are harder to connect and rerail. As for engines that don't work, it gets it's power from the tender, which doesn't weigh much; mayby adding a little weight would help. I know I clean our track every year, and that seems to help with the power issues that might arise. We also live in Colorado, so the dry air may be a factor.

Scritto da: Rafael colon-cora

Interesante

Llego con partes despegadas

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

China junk broke

Got it last Christmas and the wheel came off

Scritto da: Peter Paccone

What the heck

Is there a trick to getting each wagon to couple? I'm asking because no matter what I try, coupling doesn't work consistently. So frustrating. And what's with the extra couplers in the plastic bag found in the box? Are these straightforward replacements or replacements with better quality? Regardless, this is off to a bad start. Will try again tomorrow, but if I can't figure this out, I'm returning. My Micro Trains always couple properly. So do my Trix, of years past, Marklin, and Fleishmann.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Questionable Quality Control

First set - dead. Replacement set - worked. 50/50 chance of getting a working set? Dunno - small sample - might be even worse. No problems with the working set. Doesn't have any replacement connectors for the track, so be careful when disassembling. Does have replacement car connectors which is a good thing because they are very delicate and work best if you feed one in to the other vertically (a horizontal snap connection is iffy). Anyway, fun train when it works. Next question is how long will it work and will I be able to get parts from Bachmann. Bit noisy - irritates the significant other.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

3 out of 4 didn't work.

First set: Train was seized so it was sent back for a replacement. Second set: Train was also seized and was sent back for a replacement. Third set: Worked! Fourth set: I decided to add a second one to the layout, but this train not only arrived seized but the package was opened! Looks like this was already a return from someone else. Was returned and I decided that a single track layout was all I was going to get here. As for my review of the third set (the one that actually worked): It's fine, it sounds awful but it runs. At this point as long as it still works by Christmas time I'll consider it not a total failure. I won't be buying Bachmann again. And as it's the first and only time I've ever gotten what looked like someone else's return from Amazon, I'll overlook it this time.

Scritto da: John H.

Couplers do not work

When we tried to join the cars into a train, the couplers fail to engage. The kit includes alternate old school couplers that can be fitted to the cars, but it takes a steady hand and jewelers skills to make the modification. Bachman should be using their magnet couplers on these cars so users do not need to retrofit with the old 1960's style couplers. The train is nice to look at and the engine works really well but it is going to take some modification on my part to recommend this set to a novice.

Scritto da: Girouard

Très beau mais petit

Très beau mais petit

Scritto da: yvon morin

Peu attrayant et les wagons ne s’accrochent pas facilement.

Je n’aime pas mais je vais regarder pour en avoir un autre mais je vais aller au magasin pour le voir.

Scritto da: Tom Kinsman

Christmas train

Used this train to go with my wife's Christmas Village display...very nice...and with N scale yiu can build bigger