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21. Re: Hogwarts Express, Need Motor and Track

    

    Comment by TheLoneTensor · July 2013 · Home› Collecting

    Unfortunately this one doesn't run on normal Lego track, unless you swap out the wheels (which is possible by changing the technic pins and wheels). If you want track, you can get power-function (non wired) track from pick a brick at $3 a piece (ugh - way too expensive), but you're better off getting it in a set like the…

22. Re: Rookie needing advice please - Ghost Train 9467

    

    Comment by Bluetone · June 2020 · Home› Building and Techniques

    Hi all, big thanks to your quick replies, it’s much appreciated. Bandit778, those links are really helpful thank you Panchox1, thank you, I too went mad on the Christmas village and bought 4 scenes, some old retired sets. They were worth it seeing my granddaughters faces when they saw them set up as I also bought the light…

23. Re: Help with Christmas present for my AFOL hubby

    

    Comment by Addicted2Oxygen · November 2017 · Home› Everything else LEGO

    If it is creator sets like the fairground sets then he will want m motors and a battery box. He may also want an ir receiver and ir remote control. If technic then there are more motor types, but starting with m motors is probably a safe bet. However i I would recommend starting with a set that is already motorised. The RC…

24. Re: Motorizing the Constitution (79111)

    

    Comment by Paperballpark · November 2015 · Home› Building and Techniques

    Welcome @Kurtis570 ! :) From the sounds of it, you've bought #8293 Motor Set, which includes #8881 AA battery box. Whilst you can use that battery box for trains, it is, as you say, more geared towards technic models, and won't really fit in most trains very well. What you ideally need is the following: - #8879 Speed…

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