

LEGO Train Construction toys
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Lego RC Cargo Train
Full speed ahead!
This deluxe train set has everything you need for awesome railroad adventures!
The infrared remote control operates on 3 different channels at 7 different
speeds, and even has a real working horn. Full track includes 20 curved,
8 straight and 2 switching rails. Complete train features engine with
working headlights, cargo wagon, caboose, crane car and flatbed car. There's
even a roadster, truck and forklift, all with working parts!
Includes 5 minifigures with lots of tools and accessories!
Includes 20 curved, 8 straight and 2 switching rails for a complete 57"
x 33" (145cm x 84cm) track layout!
Train has working lights and horn!
Included cargo truck has a bed that lifts to unload cargo!
Working crane on crane car hoists cargo!
Complete train includes engine and 3 cars, and measures over 3 feet (92cm)
long!
3-channel infrared remote control moves train forward and backward at
3 different speeds!
Requires 9 AA (1.5v) batteries, not included.
Train also runs on 9v LEGO train tracks.
$149.99
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Change train direction!
Add switching tracks to your train track layout and change direction with
the flip of a lever!
Set includes 4 curved rails, 1 left side switching
track and 1 right side switching track.
Tracks do not conduct electricity and therefore are not compatible with
LEGO 9v Trains.
$15.99
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Take your train farther!
Add straight and curved rails to your train track layout -- turn more
corners and go even further than before!
Includes 8 curved rails and 8 straight rails.
Tracks do not conduct electricity and therefore are not compatible with
LEGO 9v Trains.
$15.99
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Lego Passenger Train
High-speed travel!
The new high-speed passenger train is ready
for departure! Stop at the platform to pick up the passengers and load
up the luggage. Use the infrared remote control handset to toot the horn
and control the train's speed.
Includes engineer and 2 passenger minifigures, plus train platform!
Includes 16 curved and 4 straight rails for a complete 28" x 37.5"
(71cm x 95cm) track layout!
Train has working lights and horn!
Open the top of the train car to see the passengers inside!
Complete train includes engine and two cars, and measures 31.5" (80cm)
long!
3-channel infrared remove control moves train forward and backward at
3 different speeds!
Requires 9 AA (1.5v) batteries, not included.
Train also runs on 9v LEGO train tracks.
79.99
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Build an Engine Shed! 
Every train needs a locomotive - and no matter what
kind of locomotive is running on your railroad, it's going to need servicing
and repairs at some point. That's why you need an Engine Shed for your LEGO
Train layout! After all, without one, where will your trains go to get their
repairs?
An Engine Shed is a large rectangular building,
basically a big box perched over the railroad tracks with a train-sized door
on either end. The train enters through one side, stops for repairs, and then
departs through the other door when it's all fixed up.
Walls Building the walls for an Engine Shed
is quite simple. Your walls should be two studs wide in order to provide stability
and support for the structure. Make sure that you interlock the bricks on the
corners - that way, the walls can help support each other. Don't forget the
doors, or your train will have a hard time getting in and out of the
shed! You can use arch pieces across the top to give them an elegant rounded
effect.
Next, make the large windows. Take LEGO door
frame pieces and stack two on top of each other and two next to each other.
You can also add an arch piece here to produce the same rounded effect as on
the doors. The Roof No building is complete without a roof (and it keeps the
rain off your train!).
This Engine Shed is designed so that one side of
the roof can be removed. This makes it possible for you to reach inside and
"repair" your train, as well as to show off all the internal detailing. To build
the roof, we begin by stacking two-stud-wide bricks to form a triangle on each
end of the building. Then we stack bricks in the middle of the building to provide
support, using 2x4 bricks offset by one stud until they come together at the
top of the building.
For the permanently-attached side of the roof, we
take two-stud-wide bricks and create supports for stability. Then we add black
roof bricks for a nice, smooth roof line. On the removable side, we add smooth
tiles to most of the supports so that the roof piece won't stick when we lift
it off.
To create the removable section of roof itself,
we stack the same amount of roof bricks as we used on the other side, then add
two-wide bricks on the underside to support them.

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August 21, 2007