Gemmy - Christmas Bell Ringers (first edition)

Plays: "Carol of the Bells" and "Jingle Bells"
This is the original 2002 version of this item, where each mouse has its own motor. The version previously shown on this channel has a long rod connecting the three together, with the center mouse having the only motor.
By Gemmy Industries, 2002
Notice: All rights belong to their respective owners.

[@Imkseasonal]

I find it cool how they update their items in cool ways to be less expensive to make, like them finding a way to make this item run on one motor for the later versions

[@lakewi44]

I like how it goes with the rhythm of the music. I miss when Gemmy did cool stuff like this.

[@ColeWalker]

The Carol of the Bells recording was also used on the unreleased Musical Bells plaque, which can be seen in the 2000 toy fair video.

[@Idiotic_B_Purcell]

Which shoulda been released tbh I really love the idea

[@Dier-Decor]

I like this one more but the Gemmy making the other one cheaper makes sense

[@H.C.AReviews]

I absolutely love this item! Such detail and care put into it!

[@SnowmisersCollection]

Can you do a reupload of your two song, it would be cool to see and compare to 11 years ago.

[@Gemmykid2013]

Never seen this item before

[@brandenbeutner4596]

what year was this Christmas decoration from?

[@thenewclassicrobbins8114]

Can you reupload and make another video of your custom pop culture figures in full action videos

[@liquisrobotech7575]

What's the difference with this one's audio?

[@MashedPotatoTasteGood]

Is þere a difference?

[@Idiotic_B_Purcell]

Don't þink so in terms of audio. Þhe description explains of the mech and how t'was cheapened out whilst still looking and sounding þe same

[@Idiotic_B_Purcell]

Is the wood real or fake? Woodn't be surprised (pun intended) if it were the latter but also super cool if the former

[@ENTMan98]

It is simulated wood grain painted plastic.

[@Idiotic_B_Purcell]

@@ENTMan98 Wow, even more realistic than Billy's plaque! And all the way back in late 90's-early 2000's? Nice