nice train set.
come with a heavy haul train, a crane, a helicopter and a backhoe.
the heavy haul train has a motorized diesel style locomotive, a hopper wagon and 2 flatbed wagons.
the crane has a rotatable superstructure, sliding tracks, working winch with interchangeable hook and bucket, ladder and a big cab.
the helicopter has a spinnable rotor, a lifting chain and a cockpit for a minifig.
the backhoe has a movable front and rear boom and a big cab.
come with 16 curved tracks and 12 straight tracks.
train is motorized and operated by remote control with 4 channels and 7 speeds.
minifigs included a train driver minifig, an engineer minifig, a welder minifig, a crane driver minifig and a backhoe driver minifig.
great playability.
overall design is great.
must have for train lovers.
Coming to us via TFSource's Facebook, we've got another round of stock photography for the G2-styled Masterpiece Bumblebee release from Dengeki Hobby. While it does highlight very well that gold paint is no substitute for actual chrome plating in recreating the G2 toy's finish, it still gets the idea across decently. Click through and check out the images!
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Alfes has uploaded two more photo review galleries covering the rest of the team members of the Unite Warriors Aerialbots after the initial Silverbolt gallery yesterday. The reviews are paired by matching mold partners for some convenience, and we get a good look at the decos of each figure, though unfortunately there's not a followup look at the TakaraTomy vs Hasbro figures to really highlight the differences. Click through for some mirrored photos, and stay tuned since Superion can't be far behind!
