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1. Re: 1990s Lego sets listed on Ebay.

   

   Comment by carlspeckbath · August 2012 · Home› Marketplace

   Also added Lego Station 7824. Please do take a look,

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

   

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

   It is one of the best for sure. I also think that, for their age, #7822 and #7824 are pretty nice too IMO

3. Re: What are you buying right now ?

   

   Comment by stlux · October 2016 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   Made some BL orders for those 12V-era train sets where I have missing parts ( #7750, #7823, #7866 and #7824 ). Once these sets are complete again (at least all electric parts seem to work) I'll put together a train layout so I can decide how strong I feel about going down the collecting Lego trains rabbit hole...

4. Re: What are you building right now?

   

   

   Comment by PeteM · October 2016 · Home› Building and Techniques

   Good choice @stlux - I love that set! I've actually just washed my #7824 set for the first time - it is one of my rare childhood sets that I never took apart and, as it's has been together for a good 30 years now, was overdue a good clean! I've not put it back together, but have a vague plan to try and 'winterfy' it in…

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5. Re: What is your all-time favorite set?

   

   Comment by PeteM · February 2016 · Home› Everything else LEGO

   I'm cheating slightly as it's not 'a' set, but my 12v train sets are my favourite. #7710 retro fitted with the standalone 12v motor, with #7866 level crossing and #7824 station. I've bought more since, but they were amongst my first childhood sets and it's those that evoke the happiest Lego-related memories. It's sad that…

6. Re: LEGO Ideas: Share your submissions here.

   

   Comment by RailwayEnthusiast · January 2019 · Home› Everything else LEGO

   UPDATE: Links seem to not work so here is a link to my Flickr for photos! https://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]/with/45995864455/ The design this is presented before you are displays of a butterfly, a ladybug, and a dragonfly. All three of these models have unique and different building experiences.…

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