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11. 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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12. Re: Powering the 10268 windmill with renewable energy

    

    Comment by Brickfan50 · September 2019 · Home› Building and Techniques

    
 I just tested this. I used solar panel #87578 and measured the power output. It varied between 3.6 and 5 volts. Enough to lite a couple of #8870 Power Functions Light but not enough to power the small Power Functions M-Motor #8883.If I could test it again under ideal sun light conditions I don't think I get enough…

13. Re: First train - which one?

    

    Comment by LegoFanTexas · July 2012 · Home› Collecting

    ^ No, actually that set has nothing you need to convert EN to power functions. 8870 Power Functions Light 8878 Power Functions Rechargeable Battery Box 8879 Power Functions IR Speed Remote Control 8882 Power Functions XL-Motor 8884 Power Functions IR Receiver 8887 Transformer 10VDC The 8878 rechargeable box is actually not…

14. Re: Predictions on Discontinuing Sets and their Secondary Market Value

    

    Comment by LegoFanTexas · June 2013 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

    2x - 8878 - Rechargeable Battery Box 1x - 8887 - 10V Transformer 2x - 8884 - IR Receiver 1x - 8879 - IR Speed Controller 2x - 88002 - Train Motor 2x - 8870 - Lights Total cost of all that is $223. Now, can you do the AA battery thing? Sure... But those cost money and don't last all that long, and are a pain to change. The…

15. Re: Train Sets

    

    Comment by Si_UKNZ · April 2011 · Home› Collecting

    full details on motorising the emerald night here http://shop.lego.com/product/?p=10194&LangId=2057&ShipTo=UK Motorize your Emerald Night by adding LEGO Power Functions #8882 Power Functions XL Motor, #8867 Flexible Train Track, #8878 Power Functions Rechargeable Battery Box, #8887 Transformer 10v DC adapter, #8884 Power…

16. Re: 60052 Cargo Train

    

    Comment by curious · December 2014 · Home› Building and Techniques

    Little more detail on the LEDs. http://brickset.com/sets/8870-1/Light-Set Most PF trains support dropping one of these in the engine. Creator trains include instructions for fitting them (except Maersk), its usually fairly obvious how to fit them in the city passenger trains (although i've not figured out how best to run…

17. Re: Light Bricks

    

    Comment by brickmatic · April 2011 · Home› Collecting

    You can change the batter in the light up brick, but you'll need a screwdriver and the battery is one of those special watch type batteries. With the current light brick, you can build a structure around it that would push against the button and thus free your hand from keeping the brick lit. I'm sure using standard bricks…

18. Re: Trains

    

    Comment by Legogeek · November 2011 · Home› Building and Techniques

    Needing a bit of quick advise from the train builders out there. I think I know the answer, but just want to confirm... I bought Emerald Night (on order from LEGO) and plan on motorizing it. I bought some of the PF bits at the same time. It was late at night, and I wanted to get in on the VIP deal, free shipping, holiday…

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