Description
xTwo hand-painted Lemax polyresin figurines showing villagers loading a wagon with Christmas trees—perfect for adding a nostalgic centerpiece to a holiday village display.
This collectible pair belongs to Lemax’s Caddington Village collection (item 43451), released in 2004. Each piece is crafted from durable polyresin and painted with fine detail to capture a classic holiday scene: townsfolk arranging and securing freshly cut trees onto a wagon. The set is non-electrical, designed for tabletop villages, mantel displays, or seasonal décor arrangements.
What exactly is included in the Christmas Tree Wagon set?
The package contains two coordinated figurines that together recreate the activity of loading Christmas trees onto a wagon. One figure typically handles the trees while the other manages the wagon, so they look right when positioned together in a display.
- Set of 2 complementary polyresin pieces
- Hand-painted detailing for faces, clothing, and tree texture
- Non-electrical—no cords, bulbs, or battery compartments
- Made as part of the Caddington Village series (2004 release)
How big are the pieces and how will they fit in my village?
Dimensions listed are for the largest piece: 9.8 x 20.5 x 7.5 cm (height × length × depth). The scale and footprint are suited for most tabletop village layouts and shelves, leaving room for nearby buildings, trees, or roadways.
- Largest piece: 9.8 cm tall, 20.5 cm long, 7.5 cm deep
- Compact enough for mantel displays and village bases
- Pairs well with other Caddington Village items for cohesive scenes
What materials and finish should I expect?
Both figures are cast from polyresin, a common collectible material that captures crisp detailing and a smooth paint finish. The paint is applied to show clothing textures, evergreen needles, and wooden-wagon grain for a lifelike miniature.
- Durable polyresin construction
- Detailed hand-painted finish for realistic appearance
- Non-electrical: no lighting elements included
How can I display and care for these figurines?
Place them on a flat, dry surface within your village arrangement or on a mantel. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or damp conditions to preserve paint and material integrity. Clean gently with a soft, dry cloth.
- Display on firm, level surfaces in village scenes
- Keep away from moisture and intense sunlight
- Dust with a soft brush or dry cloth to maintain detail
Who is this for: Collectors of holiday villages and tabletop decorators who appreciate nostalgic, hand-finished miniatures will value this Lemax set. It’s ideal for fans of the Caddington Village line, seasonal decorators building a cohesive scene, or anyone seeking a charming, non-electrical accent for holiday mantels, tabletops, or dioramas.
FAQ
Q: Is the Lemax Christmas Tree Wagon set electrical?
A: No, this 43451 set is non-electrical with no lighting or batteries.
Q: What material are these figurines made from?
A: They are made from durable polyresin with hand-painted detailing.
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