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1. Battery charger

   

   Discussion by keithsimpson · September 2014 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   I am looking to buy a charger for battery Box 8878 must be for UK Use (3Pin)

2. Re: Beginner how-to for Train Power Functions 88002?

   

   Comment by thenos · November 2014 · Home› Building and Techniques

   Oh, duh. Not using #8878. That's how.

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3. Rollercoaster project - combining sets and motorizing it

   

   Discussion by Phantom107 · July 2018 · Home› Building and Techniques

   I've started a big LEGO project where my objective is to create an ever more complex and cool rollercoaster. I'm challenging myself not only to get it all working on a technical level and properly built, but I am also bigtime into design and I want it to be interesting and cool. What I've bought so far: 2x #10261…

4. Lego railway

   

   Discussion by gucu · February 2021 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   Hi All I bought a railway sometime ago but want to develop it. The first thing I want to do is upgrade the battery to rechargeable. Can anyone advise me if this battery will fit…

5. Powering up the Horizon Express

   

   Discussion by CaptainBasterd · July 2013 · Home› Building and Techniques

   Hi everyone, I'm new here so apologies if this has been discussed elsewhere, but I recently purchased the Horizon Express set (10233). I was just wondering exactly what pieces I need to enable to power functions for it? The box says I need 8878, 8887, 8884, 8879, 88002 and 8870. Are all of these sets essential to get it…

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6. [BE] www.lego.be // Horizon Express

   

   Discussion by Aleydita · September 2013 · Home› Shopping Elsewhere

   #5001925 Horizon Express Kit is currently on sale at the official Lego shop, €234.49 down from €246.93 (this seems an odd RRP). Haven't seen this set on sale here in Belgium before, and I've never seen it on eBay or Amazon UK/FR either. http://shop.lego.com/en-BE/Horizon-Express-Kit-5001925 Edit: I see what they've done,…

7. Motorising the Maersk

   

   Discussion by drdavewatford · April 2011 · Home› Building and Techniques

   Having recently picked up a couple of Maersk trains, I've been looking into motorising them. Given they've only just been released, I was surprised to find that the recommended rechargeable battery box (#8878) is shown on shop@home as being 'sold out' (not even on back order), and the recommended motor (#88002) as 'call…

8. So I want to build a working LEGO train set . . .

   

   Discussion by JCA · January 2016 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   I have my eye on a couple LEGO train sets, but I want it to be motorized and preferably with remote speed control. What parts do you recommend? So far, my list includes the following: * LEGO Power Functions Train Motor 88002 * #8879 Functions Power Functions IR Speed Remote Control 8879 * #7499 Flexible Tracks But what…

9. Re: Running Power Functions Train Without IR Receiver/Remote

   

   Comment by ColoradoBricks · November 2016 · Home› Building and Techniques

   If you use #8878 battery box, you can select 7 speeds & direction just like on the remote.

10. Power Functions Speed Regulation

    

    Discussion by 7BS · August 2017 · Home› Building and Techniques

    I couldn't find a thread about this— I'm wondering about the effects of the speed regulation dial on #8878 Rechargeable Battery Box. How will the power output to a motor be effected if I use #8879 IR Speed Remote Control to activate the motor--will the speed dictated by the remote control override the speed setting on the…

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