Personalized Train Ornaments
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Choo Choo Train |
M&M’s Train |
Train 1 |
| Whether your child loves Thomas or Polar Express, he will be sure to adore this Christmas train. All aboard! | It’s full speed ahead with this M&M’s runaway train. Makes a great gift for the candy lover in your life. | His favorite Christmas story is The Polar Express and he dreams of the train picking him up on Christmas Eve and taking him to the North Pole to go see Santa Claus. |
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Train Family – 3 Faces |
Train Picture Frame |
Train Family 4 |
| This family likes to take the locomotive trips to visit sites around the country. This ornament is made of resin. | His toy trains are his favorite activity. You know he is just waiting to ride the Polar Express this Christmas. This ornament is made of resin. | This family has been working on the railroad, getting all of their Christmas presents wrapped and tagged for the holiday gathering. |
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Train Couple |
Train Family of 4 |
Train 2 |
| A special delivery of twins or for a traveling couple, this train can’t be beat! | This family will travel by train to get to their destination to celebrate with all of their kin. | This Christmas train will be making its way directly to the North Pole where Santa will fill it with lots of goodies. |
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All on board! The choo-choo train is here. What better way to bring your family to the North Pole this Christmas than by the fun train? Adorn your Christmas tree with your child’s favorite story: The Polar Express. If you’re a candy lover, you may want to surround yourself with the M&M’s Train. It looks so real, you may actually find yourself taking a real bite.
Whether you want to go to North Pole, or visit your relatives, bringing gifts and food, the train is the most fun way to travel. Not only can you go from one place to the other, but you will also get to bond with your family while on the railroad. Get to your favorite destination, even if it’s only through the little trains hanging on your trees or your shelves during Christmas.