Key Features
- Animated Sights and Sounds village carnival ride featuring spinning raft cars on a revolving floor.
- Multicolor hand-painted design with detailed figures, water-style waves, and a large Lost Rafters entrance sign.
- Integrated interior and exterior lighting with lights along the main sign and flashing lights around the base.
- Includes a 4.5V adaptor for plug-in power, drawing approximately 390mA at 4.5V DC.
- Built-in musical and animated sounds with volume control and power switch for all functions.
- Made primarily from polyresin and plastic electronic components for durable tabletop display.
- Approximate size 11.42 in. D x 11.42 in. W x 8.54 in. H for easy placement in village or carnival scenes.
- Released in 2020 as part of the Lemax Carnival Sights and Sounds collection.
- Designed for indoor use as part of a Christmas or holiday village display.
Description
This animated carnival ride from Lemax brings lively motion, music, and light to your holiday village display. The Lost Rafters attraction features spinning raft cars circling a central tower, creating a playful focal point for Christmas villages and seasonal tabletops.
A vibrant multicolor palette, hand-painted details, and sculpted wave effects give this piece a dynamic, water-ride look. The large Lost Rafters entrance sign, decorated posts, and detailed figures are illuminated by interior and exterior lights, while flashing lights around the base add extra movement and energy.
Designed as part of the Lemax Carnival Sights and Sounds collection, this 2020 release is sized for easy placement on a tabletop or within a larger village scene. It includes a 4.5V adaptor for plug-in power and features built-in musical and animated sounds controlled by an integrated volume control and power switch.
Set Lost Rafters among other carnival rides, village buildings, or snowy trees to create a cheerful holiday setting. With its spinning rafts, flashing lights, and festive soundtrack, it adds a sense of fun and motion that families can enjoy each season as part of their Christmas décor tradition.