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The Bradford Exchange Disney Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas Glitter Globe Train Collection Issue #9: Making Christmastime Gifts Handcrafted & Hand-Painted with Music & Glitter 4.5-Inches

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The Bradford Exchange Disney Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas Glitter Globe Train Collection Issue #9: Making Christmastime Gifts Handcrafted & Hand-Painted with Music & Glitter 4.5-InchesThis listing is only for Issue Nine "The Nightmare Before Christmas Glitter Globe Train Collection" #9 Now arriving: the most famous denizens of Halloweentown, ready to bring you an eerie delight! Disney Tim Burton's "The Nightmare Before Christmas" inspires this Disney Nightmare Before Christmas Glitter Globe Collection, licensed from Disney and available from The Bradford Exchange, Hawthorne Village Division. A terrifying tribute to the holidays

-- This listing is only for Issue Nine "The Nightmare Before Christmas Glitter Globe Train Collection" #9 --

Now arriving: the most famous denizens of Halloweentown, ready to bring you an eerie delight! Disney Tim Burton's "The Nightmare Before Christmas" inspires this Disney Nightmare Before Christmas Glitter Globe Collection, licensed from Disney and available from The Bradford Exchange, Hawthorne Village Division. A terrifying tribute to the holidays gone awry with this Nightmare Before Christmas glitter globe train collection.

Each vintage-style train car in this collection is a masterpiece of maudlin delight, featuring a real miniature glitter globe that showcases a hand-painted sculpted scene of favorite characters. With a gentle shake, bats swirl through a flurry of black and purple confetti inside the globe. Each train car in this Disney glitter globe train collection is adorned with ghoulish accents and vivid art from the beloved film. Demand is expected to be frightfully intense, so hurry! 

Fine collectibles. Not intended for children under 14.

• Enjoy a trainload of spooktacular thrills with Disney Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas Glitter Globe Collection, available from The Bradford Exchange
• Licensed from Disney
• This glitter globe train collection features real miniature glitter globes showcasing sculpted characters from the beloved film on vintage-style train cars
• Every sculptural detail is meticulously hand-painted to capture the unforgettable personalities of the most famous denizens of Halloweentown, including Jack Skellington, Sally, The Mayor and more
• Plays music!  plays music from the film's soundtrack
• With a gentle shake, bats swirl through a flurry of black and purple confetti within each glitter globe for a devilishly delightful effect
• Ghoulish accents and vivid art from the beloved film add the perfect finishing touches to this Disney glitter globe train collection
• Editions are limited to 120 crafting days, so order now!
• Accompanied by Certificates authenticating your glitter globes are originals from The Bradford Exchange
• Measure from 3-1/2" W to 4-1/2" W; 8.9 cm W to 11.4 cm W

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