Fantus and the Machines
A series for the very youngest, following fascinating machines like airplanes and potato harvesters. We study the machines at work, together with the mascot Fantus. Season 3.
A series for the very youngest, following fascinating machines like airplanes and potato harvesters. We study the machines at work, together with the mascot Fantus. Season 3.
Inger Gundersen
Fantus (voice)
Knut Næsheim
Narrator
A series for the very youngest, following fascinating machines like airplanes and potato harvesters. We study the machines at work, together with the mascot Fantus. Season 3.
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