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1. Beginner how-to for Train Power Functions 88002?

   

   Discussion by Natebw · November 2014 · Home› Building and Techniques

   (If this is too basic, let me know. I did some searching, but didn't find much...) I am looking for basic info on Train Power Functions #88002. I bought it and the battery box #8881 to power my Lone Ranger Constitution #79111, so I can mod it and turn it into a Christmas train! Tonight I did a test run, without regard to…

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   Comment by brclark82 · June 2012 · Home› Shopping USA/Canada

   You can probably make it work but you'd be better off just buying 88002. Look at book 2 pages 46-56 of the instructions.

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3. 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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4. Re: Help with Holiday Train 10173

   

   Comment by Rollo_Tomassi · November 2011 · Home› Collecting

   Doing a tiny bit of Bricklink research, I don't see why you couldn't use the 88002 wheels instead of the older 9v 10153 ones, and then use the current Power Functions stuff.

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5. 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

6. Re: Advice on Trains

   

   Comment by oldtodd33 · May 2015 · Home› Collecting

   If you are going to buy the Power Functions, be sure to stay away from the Lego extra motor set #8866. It is notoriously under powered and can be identified by it's white wheel bushings as opposed to the better #88002 that has orange bushings.

7. More pulling power for Maersk Engine

   

   Discussion by ecmo47 · August 2014 · Home› Building and Techniques

   I just powered my Maersk engine (#10219) with the Power Functions Train Motor (#88002) as described in the instructions. Turns out that it's not a very powerful motor and can barely pull another unpowered engine + 4 cars around the track. My Emerald Night has much better pulling power with the #8882 XL Motor. Anyway, has…

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8. Re: 8866 Train Motor question

   

   Comment by hleonffu · June 2012 · Home› Building and Techniques

   @ereiamjh either the 8886 (short length) or 8871 (long length) will work. You need to make sure the cable does not catch with the under carriage of the train you are trying to power. The newer engine is the 88002 which has a built-in power cable. The newer Hogwarts Express is easier to motorise than Toy Story train.

9. FS [UK & IRE], used 10219 Maersk Train with power functions

   

   Discussion by gunther.schnitzel · August 2017 · Home› Marketplace

   Used 10219, Maersk Train, with power functions: - 100% complete, stickers NOT applied - box in excellent condition - factory sealed instructions with sticker sheet - power functions (88002 motor, 88000 battery box, 8884 IR receiver, 8879 remote control) - built once, dust free (stored when not in use) - pet, smoke and…

10. 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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