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In lugnet.harrypotter, Frank Filz writes:
> all in all, I like the set. The coach is somewhat oddly built, and
> doesn't include real doors or glass, but looks decent all the same. The
> locomotive is pretty nice, though from a trainhead's perspective, the
> stuff inside the boiler is pretty bizarre (I don't recall anything like
> that from the book, is this some bizarre thing they've added for the
> movie?). The mechanism also doesn't really seem to work, at least not if
> it's supposed to toss the chest up in the air.
>
> Frank
I built the train 3 days ago and I was pretty puzzled about the whole internal
spring thing as well. I tried and tried and I couldn't get it to eject the
treasure chest either. I was also wondering why they put hinges along the
entire side of the boiler. I know its so that the whole thing opens up, but
why would you want to open it? I can't picture them hiding chests inside of a
train boiler in the movie, and it certainly didn't happen in the books. Must
be a "value added feature." :-)
Katie
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