The Lone Ranger 1981 Production Animation Storyboard Page Filmation A-040

The Lone Ranger 1981 Production Animation Storyboard Page Filmation A-040

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The Lone Ranger 1981 Production Animation Storyboard Page Filmation A-040THE LONE RANGER Original Production Animation Storyboard Page (1 page) from Filmation's Tarzan Lone Ranger Zorro Adventure Hour, 1980 1982 "The Great Land Rush," Act II Comes with a Charles Scott Gallery Certificate of Authenticity This episode is from 1981 over 40 years old!! It is from the 1981 Lone Ranger episode, "The Great Land Rush," Act II from Filmation. There's dialogue, action notes and scene numbers it's a wonderful summary of these

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If I could I would give it zero stars. It was running when I received it so who knows how long the battery has left. No instructions were included. The setup is impossible unless you’re into computerized “smart” crap. I looked up how to do that and it’s way too involved for a watch to tell me what the time is. I don’t want a personal dictator, I just wanted a watch I could wear and know what time it is. Too much hassle to return. It’s going in the trash. Total waste of time energy and money. Zero stars.

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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2025

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Kristi J Williams

Charlottesville, US

★★★★★ 4

Favorite Watch

Color: Black/Silver-Tone/Digital, Color: Black/Silver-Tone/Digital

I have been using this same kind of watch for 10+ years. I like the belt like strap and the small size. I also appreciate how it has a light on it, the date, and the stop watch. I haven’t had any issues with the battery. These watches have held up well for me although I try to avoid getting them wet. The buttons are hard to press when you first get them but get a little easier to press over time. I still have issues remembering how to change the time and typically have to look up how. The silver parts on the front do wear out over time and turn copper colored. I wore one of these watches for around 5 years before buying a new one when the band which holds the excess space from the band broke. Attached is a picture of the watch that I wore for at least 5 years and a brand new one that I bought.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2026

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S. C. Lehman

Battle Creek, US

★★★★★ 5

Perfect for School

Color: Blue/Silver-Tone/Digital

Purchased as a for a middle schooler who isn’t allowed any electronics at school during school hours. Helps keep her on task without breaking the smart device policies. Perfect “old school” way to work.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2026