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1. Difference Between 10183 and K10183

   

   Discussion by UKver2 · April 2011 · Home› The Database

   What is the difference between set 10183 and K10183. I have it marked down that I own K10183. Did something extra come with this to make it a product collection? Also, where can I find this information on the K10183 page?

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2. 10183 Hobby Train - How Many Bags??

   

   Discussion by Nelly · October 2013 · Home› Collecting

   I have received an open, but "new" 10183. I was hoping to confirm how many sealed bags are included inside. I count 16 bags, plus 3 train base(s), 2 black plates (6x16), 2 black rigid hoses, and some magnets. Can anyone confirm if that accounts for everything? I would appreciate the information.

3. Anyone motorised the Hobby Train (10183)

   

   Discussion by gold682 · May 2011 · Home› Building and Techniques

   Intrigued by this train and the fact you can build so many different variations. Was wondering if anyone has motorised it with the RC stuff (ie. PF from say the 7938 or 7939 set)? I'm only looking at trains that can be RC'd, since I don't intend to go down the 4.5/9/12v route as i've only just started "collecting" and…

4. Looking for instructions for 10183 Hobby Train alternate models

   

   Discussion by bluelion3 · December 2011 · Home› Building and Techniques

   Does anyone have the instructions for the alternate models for 10183 Hobby Train or K10183? The description for the set says, "Step by step building instructions for 30 models can be downloaded for free from www.LEGOFactory.com/buildinginstructions". I could only find the instructions for the main model. It looks like a…

5. Re: Advice on Trains

   

   Comment by oldtodd33 · May 2015 · Home› Collecting

   Actually, if you want to try a really fun set, get the 10183. There are so many possibilities there it's scary. 

6. Re: Next Expert Train?

   

   Comment by madforLEGO · December 2014 · Home› Collecting

   I'm guessing it could be an electric powered Crocodile engine, as there has not been one for some time (since #10183).

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7. Re: Help with Holiday Train 10173

   

   Comment by oldtodd33 · October 2014 · Home› Collecting

   I bought #10183 sets as much as I could, at $50 a piece they were a good deal and I ended up with 16 or so.

8. Re: What Have You Done To Your House To Accommodate Your Lego Hobby/Addiction?

   

   Comment by oldtodd33 · March 2015 · Home› Collecting

   @mldj77 I see you've been collecting for a while. Did you buy all of those #10183 sets when they were $50 each?

9. Re: Bricklinking #10190 Market Street

   

   Comment by oldtodd33 · April 2014 · Home› Building and Techniques

   ^ Yeah, the cheapest BL store in the US that has the 10 you need has them for $6.50 each. Now I know part of the reason the #10183 and #10173 trains are so expensive.

10. Re: [US] LEGO.com: increased clearance discounts

    

    Comment by madforLEGO · April 2012 · Home› Shopping USA/Canada

    Ahhh the good old 10183 train kit for $50... I bought a few of those... at first to use for train parts and to build many of those sets in the kit...now they are sitting in my storage area..for now

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