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11. Winter Village Lot

    

    Discussion by Boardshorts85 · November 2020 · Home› Marketplace

    Cross Posted on Facebook Marketplace... Looking to unload my complete LEGO Winter Village lot to the right buyer. Sets are 100% complete and in like new condition (stored year-to-year in a tote away from sunlight). Lot Includes: 10245 Santa's Workshop 10249 Winter Toy Shop 10254 Winter Holiday Train 10259 Winter Village…

12. Hogwarts Express, Need Motor and Track

    

    Discussion by MsLegoLeader · July 2013 · Home› Collecting

    I have a train (4708 Hogwarts Express). I want to add a motor and some track. The part #88002 (Train Motor) says it works for a later edition of the Hogwarts Express. I'm wondering if anyone knows if I would be able to make this train motor work with my older version of Hogwarts Express. What train track should I go with?…

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13. Re: 10254 Winter Train

    

    Comment by mustang69 · August 2016 · Home› Collecting

    It can probably be done with just the #88000 battery box and #88002 train motor if cost is a concern. That's what I plan on using for this one as well as #10173

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14. Re: Help with Holiday Train 10173

    

    Comment by Rollo_Tomassi · November 2011 · Home› Collecting

    Doing a tiny bit of Bricklink research, I don't see why you couldn't use the 88002 wheels instead of the older 9v 10153 ones, and then use the current Power Functions stuff.

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15. Re: Motorizing the Hogwarts Express 4841

    

    Comment by monkey_roo · January 2012 · Home› Building and Techniques

    Hey From the power function line i used: 1X 88000, AAA power box 1X 88002, train motor 1x 8870, lights 1X 8879, controller 1X 8884, receiver

16. Re: Advice on Trains

    

    Comment by oldtodd33 · May 2015 · Home› Collecting

    If you are going to buy the Power Functions, be sure to stay away from the Lego extra motor set #8866. It is notoriously under powered and can be identified by it's white wheel bushings as opposed to the better #88002 that has orange bushings.

17. Re: 8866 Train Motor question

    

    Comment by hleonffu · June 2012 · Home› Building and Techniques

    @ereiamjh either the 8886 (short length) or 8871 (long length) will work. You need to make sure the cable does not catch with the under carriage of the train you are trying to power. The newer engine is the 88002 which has a built-in power cable. The newer Hogwarts Express is easier to motorise than Toy Story train.

18. Re: 10254 Winter Holiday Train question

    

    Comment by datsunrobbie · December 2018 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

    @benbacardi To motorize the train, I'd recommend Power Functions #88000, #88002, #8884, and #8879. All in stock at Lego.com this morning. The Powered Up battery box appears to have a blue-tooth receiver built in, but I don't see it listed for sale as a separate part. It looks like the connectors are incompatible between…

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19. Re: Old school 9v or the new PF?

    

    Comment by TheLoneTensor · August 2013 · Home› Building and Techniques

    It is awesome, and one thing people don't realize is that the EN uses power functions, but it uses the Technic XL motor #8882 and gearing, not the slap-on PF trucks #88002. Thusly, it's much more powerful (can pull more cars), runs more smoothly at slower speeds and maybe best of all, doesn't have the incessant #88002…

20. 5001925 Horizon Express Kit!

    

    

    Discussion by paul_merton · March 2013 · Home› Collecting

    Just noticed this new set on shop.lego.com: 5001925 Horizon Express Kit I wasn't expecting that! From the description: Power down the rails with a super-charged Horizon Express! Speed down the track in the motorized LEGO® Horizon Express! This highly detailed LEGO interpretation of a modern, high-speed electric passenger…

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