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i like how u typed "me?" like someone was asking you a question ahaha thats awesome

I have some parts leftover from this project that I can list on eBay. What parts do you need?

I bought multiple units from a store return auction. I took the ladders out of all of those units and combined them to make it this tall. This cannot be purchased being this tall. The standard size is about 3 feet.

@@pokerchris36 ahhh cool 😍 if the price not that expensive and free shipping world wide i would buy one. Dreaming like I wish someone could send me that toy even second stuff, it would complete my mini xmas tree and would be a great present ❤️❤️❤️

I took one socket of each string apart, soldered them together and reassembled them.

I bought a bunch of store returns. Used ladders from multiple units.

Thank you for commenting! Love to see it when your done! Maybe post a link to a video or pics. when you’re done.

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@@theaugiefranczykshow4657 Yeah. Kevin Clash voiced Elmo, David Rudman voiced the Cookie Monster, and mostly Caroll Spinney voiced Oscar the Grouch.

Please look through other comment replies. Thank you!

eBay would be my go to. Do a saved search that will send you an email if someone lists one. I don’t have any other leads. Good Luck!

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A 100 string set of lights is actually 2 50 light strings combined. Each bulb is 2.5 volts x 50 = 125volts. From my recollection, I think I needed more than 50 (maybe 60?) (they light slightly dimmer) lights for the merry mas circuit. I used the wire from the cord that I took the 10 extra bulb sockets from. I solder my connections and use liquid electrical tape over the solder joints. You can also use crimp on butt connectors if you wanted. If you don’t know someone who works with electric, you can plan out your project as close to store bought light strings and wrap electrical tape around unused bulbs so it blocks their glow.

@@pokerchris36 did you mean to reply to someone else? Also, can you remember the starting dimensions of the pegboard and what the final dimensions are? Thank you sir!

The pegboard came in a 4’x8’ sheet. This project ended up being about 94” long x 20” tall.

@@pokerchris36 you did a grand job! Thanks again for the info. I may use some speaker wire to splice from “Merry” to “Mas” at the end. I’ll figure out proper gauging later. Thank you again for all the info!!

Thank you! I built it. Details in comments.

It is currently stored away. I'll see what I can do next month.

@@pokerchris36 available now?

Yes. Turn dial on for movement, but don’t raise the volume.

Also the clicking of every step........but if we're playing Christmas music..."Home Stereo" could possibly cover it up..

@@mattrichey9501 That’s why I hooked up the lights with music volume on one circuit and the climbing separate. Once he reaches the top, I switch off the power to the climbing circuit. He stays up there most of the time. The other circuit is on a timer which turns the light/music on at preset times. I mostly leave the music turned down also, so it is usually a stationary lighted decoration unless of course kids come over and want to see and hear it operate.

@@pokerchris36 Lil dude ain't Afraid of Heights He's Definitely a Climber.. 🎅💪🎄Love it! The star hanging from the ceiling is Awesome!!

@@mattrichey9501 Thanks bud! Son made 6 of those. Only one in view.

Yes with several store returned kits that I bought at auction.

@@pokerchris36 Were they returned because of cheap manufacturing/assembly??

@@mattrichey9501 actually no not at all. I was puzzled at the fact that if I wanted to, I could’ve flipped them on eBay because they all worked. Boxes were a bit torn, but that’s all. I was thinking they’d be messed up, but I didn’t care because I was trying to get a bunch of ladder pieces. I’m impressed by the ingenuity that went into the design of these. Mr. Christmas items are awesome collectibles!

I bought 7 of these from a Store Returns website. Some were returned to the store with problems and others seemed to be unsold leftovers. The website slibuy com liquidates store returns out here. I parted them all out so I had the parts to custom make this.

@@pokerchris36 any ideas where I could find a decent one from?

Oliver Simson Do you have Target out there? May have to just search online or check the Christmas aisles at your local stores.

The switch is already built into his hand. His hand hits a peg in the ladder and switches his direction from up to down and then from down to up. I had to remove multiple pegs to leave only one at the top and one at the bottom.

Undeniably

Mine goes up and gets stuck up there. Where are the pegs?

The pegs are in the ladder rail. There should be one at the top to match the one that is at the bottom. Check to see if maybe the top one broke off or find out why he’s not going all the way up and hitting the top peg.

Thank you!