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RE: 10254 Winter Holiday Train question
@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 receiv -
RE: 10263 Winter Village 2018
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Getting the wheels off a Duplo train car
I want to use the wheels from a Duplo 4x6 train car on a PF Train Motor (88002). I realize I will have to modify the wheels and probably do so in a fashion that doesn't allow me to reassemble this ca… -
RE: Train set up suggestion
Basically, you need #8879, #8884, #88002 and #88000. You can use #8878 instead of #88000, but you'd then also need #8887 as well. Both #8878 and #8887 are quite expensive, so for home use you're proba -
RE: What are you buying right now ?
Train Motor (#88002) -
FS [UK & IRE], used 10219 Maersk Train with power functions
Used 10219, Maersk Train, with power functions: -
RE: My Winter Village Project
I'd also be looking to motorize #10254. I know the instructions list the IR remote and receiver. I assume these wouldn't be required? Could I just get away with #88000 and #88002 and manually turn it -
RE: 10254 Winter Train
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RE: Can LEGO trains go up an incline?
good example of this is the generic motor trucks #88002, which have less power than a geared-down #8882 XL-Motor. This is why the Emerald Night (which uses #8882) can pull many more cars than can a -
RE: So I want to build a working LEGO train set . . .
I want to motorize my #10173 Christmas Train but I want to do it the most basic way. Would it just be a matter of getting the #88002 Motor and #88000 battery box?
