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11. 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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12. Re: My Winter Village Project

    

    Comment by Switchfoot55 · July 2018 · Home› Building and Techniques

    Is there any notable difference between the #8881 power box and #88000 power box aside from price? I'm about the pull the trigger on buying and figured I'd ask.

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13. 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

14. Re: 76042 UCS Helicarrier

    

    Comment by drlmiles1 · February 2015 · Home› Collecting

    Anyone know if you could use #8881 battery box rather than #88000 for the Power Functions in this model? Also wondering if you could run lights to the 4 fans, as they would look great lit up.

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15. Re: Power functions questions

    

    Comment by Cyberdragon · February 2018 · Home› Building and Techniques

    ?...Um...well it is now. It's a 2015 set, I'm pretty sure they still make the parts. https://shop.lego.com/en-US/LEGO-Power-Functions-AAA-Battery-Box-88000 Edit: Don't use Duracell batteries! They don't fit!

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16. Re: What's your LEGO 'status' today?

    

    Comment by Legopants · June 2019 · Home› Everything else LEGO

    Ordered the #10266 Lunar Lander and will be getting the #40335 Space Rocket Ride freebie to go with it (missed out on the patch, but not really fussed about that). Also ordered #8883-1 Motor and #88000-1 Battery Box to motorise my #10262 Roller Coaster :-))

17. 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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18. Re: Bricks to mount LEGO ledlights?

    

    Comment by M1J0E · July 2019 · Home› Building and Techniques

    Yes, they should hook up to powered up or power functions battery boxes, though I haven’t tried any to see how it would work exactly, but should be plug & play I’d think: https://shop.lego.com/en-CA/product/Hub-88009 https://shop.lego.com/en-CA/product/LEGO-Power-Functions-AAA-Battery-Box-88000 And I think there are a…

19. Re: 10263 Winter Village 2018

    

    Comment by bandit778 · September 2018 · Home› Collecting

    @Legolis If you don't want to splash out for the new system, the bits required for controlled power functions with the old system are... #88000 - Battery Box £11.99 #8884 - IR Receiver £11.50 #88002 - Train Motor £11.99 #8879 - IR Remote Control £10.99. Currently they are all available from [email protected] but how long for now the new…

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20. Re: Motorizing: 31119 Ferris Wheel

    

    

    Comment by rd1899 · October 2021 · Home› Building and Techniques

    Here's a good video example, which has a parts list at the end.Do you have any spare Lego motors and compatible battery cases? Because the main issue is cost, as the Power Function (PF) line is all discontinued, and its replacement, the Powered Up line, is frankly overpriced. The PF m-motor set number is #8883. The PF…

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