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    Busch 1010

    Price: $50.69

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    Busch 1010 - UFO (unidentified flying object)

    Product Features and Details
    All Scale 
    »Flying Saucer« space craft kit featuring various light and flashing effects including four extraterrestrians and one robot. Space craft may be assembled in different versions i.e. after landing and resting on its telescopic poles or gliding on an energetic beam. Light bulbs of different color, lighting mains and electronic control switches provide many different light effects (electronic devices are pre-assembled for easy completion of space craft model). Requires 14-16 volt power supply unit. Diameter of space craft approx. 6", height including canopy approx. 2", overall height including telescope poles approx. 3".

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    Product Reviews

    do not feed AC power above 14 volts to the Busch UFO March 22, 2013  Rating: 2
    By John
    The Busch UFO is a fun addittion to any HO layout but be careful you do not connect it to the AC terminals of a typical North American powerpack. The 16-18 volt AC output will destroy the flashing lights function of the kit, but will likely not destroy the constant intensity blue and white lights. The best power supply for this model is 14-16 volts DC from an unused powerpack, like a cheap one from a trainset.
     
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