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1. How to work 8879 remote

   

   Discussion by Judy · November 2020 · Home› Building and Techniques

   Please pardon my lack of understanding. I have bought my grandson 8879 remote for his lego motors but don't understand what else I need to make it work. He does not have a particular set, he just uses parts to build amazing vehicles. Can someone help me please. 

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2. Re: 10194 Emerald Night Train .. Carriages ? Motorise? Track?

   

   Comment by Johnnyfinlandia · November 2011 · Home› Collecting

   I found you can use - 8884 - 8882 - 8878 - 8887 - 8867 - 8870 - 8879 but doesn't say 8293. Also which of above is a minimum to motorise the train ? Thanks

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3. Re: First train - which one?

   

   Comment by bor2112 · January 2012 · Home› Collecting

   ^Oh, thank you for the explanation. the way the description is written, I thought one had to purchase the remote for Red. "Steer the Red Cargo Train with the LEGO® Power Functions Remote Control #8879!"

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4. 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

5. 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…

6. Re: Wrong remote control unit?

   

   

   Comment by datsunrobbie · December 2018 · Home› Everything else LEGO

   You might want to hang on to that remote. There's many videos on You Tube where folks have strapped those two remotes together, using #8879 for speed and #8885 for steering. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWtdYwbl9oA shows the dual remote at 25 seconds in

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7. 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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8. 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…

9. 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…

10. Re: 10254 Winter Train

    

    Comment by TheMaker37 · October 2016 · Home› Collecting

    Quick question. This is my first lego train and after building it I am now thinking of adding power functions to it. The only thing I have is the #88000 (battery box) so I would have to get everything else. Is the #8879 (remote control) absolutely essential? Can I just turn it on and off from the battery box. Sorry I am a…

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