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Thomas & Friends Metal Engine James Graffiti

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Management number 254054382 Release Date 2026/11/07 List Price US$3.23 Model Number 254054382
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Preschool kids can create their own exciting railway adventures across the Island of Sodor and beyond with this Thomas & Friends James push-along train engine from Fisher-Price. Styled with a fun graffiti theme, this push-along James engine comes with plastic connectors to connect to other Thomas & Friends engines, tenders or other vehicles. Push this vehicle along any Thomas & Friends track for more racing play! (Track sets sold separately and subject to availability.)

  • Create exciting railway adventures with this push-along, die-cast metal train engine
  • Engine comes with plastic connectors to attach to cargo cars, tenders, or other Thomas & Friends trains and vehicles (Additional vehicles and play pieces sold separately and subject to availability.)
  • Works on any Thomas & Friends track (Track sets sold separately and subject to availability.)
  • Helps develop gross motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and helps inspire imagination
  • For preschool conductors ages 3 years and older
Brand Thomas & Friends
Power type Manual
Model GYV78
Material Metal
Items included James engine
Height 4.5 in
Color Multicolor
Minimum recommended age 2 to 4 Years
Character James
Character group Thomas & Friends
Piece count 1
Weight 3 oz
Has written warranty No

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