What young boy or girl wouldn't love this in their basement or yard....
Thomas the Tank Engine Lo-Boy Carousel
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Skylark24! There was a time when I had a (very) brief interest in coin operated rides (how their varying designs worked, their manufacturers, choices/execution of certain IPs they bought, some people's [often unrealistic] ideas for them and whatnot), and that was one of the channels I came across. The owner (Desirée) opened her own Weebly site called "The History of Coin Operated Rides" but left it unfinished, though there's also an active Facebook account.
Regarding individuals buying such rides (even licensed ones) for non public use: there are rare cases where it literally happens. Amber the Fangirl owns four of them (a Bear in the Big Blue House boat, an R.G. Mitchell "Hank" van and, more recently, Little Red Tractor and Fetch the Vet).
Zellers (sorta of like K Mart or Wal Mart) in Canada sold their carousels to the public when they were forced to be liquated (due to bankruptcy).
Lets be honest carousels are not that popular anymore. Good luck in finding parts to fix them.
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I’d love to ride on that Thomas, but I guess they wouldn’t let me because I’m too fat and heavy.
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Is that where you got your screen name...when you asked if you could get on.....MISTER....NO!!!!!!
Right, that certainly could be the case... My oh my! But I actually got that name from a comic books character I really liked when I was a kid, and with whom I could identify for various reasons even now ...
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Yes, it is. I see new editions on newsstands over here. It's a great comic, but it's an Italian product, and I don't know is there an English translation...
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