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Load the crate into
the chalet.
Close the chalet door.
The crate tumbles out
the door at the bottom
of the mountain.
Assembly
MOUNTAIN TOP
SHORTEST
LONGEST
UPPER SPIRAL TRACK
TUNNEL TRACK SUPPORT
GUARDRAIL WITH TABS
LOWER SPIRAL
TRACK
• Fit the two mountain halves
together, as shown.
• Insert six screws into the
mountain assembly and tighten
the screws with a Phillips screw-
driver. Do not over-tighten.
• Locate the other guardrail
with the tabs.
• Fit a tab on one end of the
guardrail under the lower
spiral track, as shown.
• Bend the guardrail slightly
to fit the other two tabs to
the lower spiral track.
"Snap" the support pillars to
the underside of the spiral
track assembly, as shown,
working from the shortest
pillar to the longest.
• “Snap” the platform
with the fence onto the
mountain assembly .
• “Snap” the plain trees
into the mountain
assembly.
Slide the tab on the
upper spiral track into
the groove in the lower
spiral track to join the
two parts.
“Snap” the mountain
top onto the mountain
assembly.
“Snap” the plain
guardrail into the
slots in the upper
spiral track.
“Snap” the tunnel track
support to the tunnel.
“Snap” the snowy trees
and the chalet into the
mountain top.
#4 x
1
/
2
" Screw
• Fit the tabs on the upper
ramp into the slots in the
lower ramp.
• Insert two screws into
the upper ramp. Tighten
two screws with a
Phillips screwdriver.
Do not over-tighten.
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PLATFORM
WITH FENCE
PLAIN GUARD RAIL
CHALET
SNOWY TREES
Track Layouts
Try making the suggested layout shown here.
#4 x
1
/
2
" Screw
Assembly is now complete!
UPPER RAMP
TAB
Track pieces easily snap together.
Set up this way to connect to
the Tracktown Railway
™
or
Cross Valley Junction
™
(each sold separately).
LOWER RAMP
1 2 3
Load the Crate!
The more you collect, the more
fun it gets!
Playsets and accessories sold separately and subject to availability.
Two of each Elevation Track Packs used to make this configuration.
Add the C6449 Elevation Track
Pack - Ramps (sold separately)
to build this layout and climb
to the top of the mountain.
For additional layout ideas,
visit the GeoTrax
™
section
of www.fisher-price.com
PLAIN TREES