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Santa Fe Train Lights
- 10-30-2005
William Demler posted on October 30, 2005, 5:39 am
I've got two Santa Fe engines, but I can't find the light kits for them.
Nothing more than a light bulb in a white plastic brick with a small wire
and two 2x2 electric plates. The kit was online and/or in the catalog at
one time, but now I can't find it. I tried the Downtown Disney store and
came up empty there on every trip.
Anyone know where I can find these?
Nothing more than a light bulb in a white plastic brick with a small wire
and two 2x2 electric plates. The kit was online and/or in the catalog at
one time, but now I can't find it. I tried the Downtown Disney store and
came up empty there on every trip.
Anyone know where I can find these?
Mark A. Plum posted on
Re: Santa Fe Train Lights
search on Lego.com for these after the standard links didn't get me what I
wanted and nothing at all showed up for anything that I could think of
typing in. Interestingly enough, I looked at these just last week and it was
under "Train Accessories" which I have bookmarked. I can only assume that
there is a screw-up on part of the web designers regarding this one. You
might call Lego Shop At Home and ask someone there... I am certain that they
have not been discontinued.
Best Regards,
Mark
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