LEGO Lone Ranger Constitution Train Chase

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The printed tiles (you get an extra of the stopwatch) are nice and useful, though a real slingshot would be cooler! The largest of the new Lone Ranger licensed series, this train comes complete with track and a bunch of figures. It's a nice length for pushing around by hand, although it definitely helps to have it on the track since the front bogey on the logo flops around if you don't. Help Tonto to place the dynamite and blow up the water tower to stop the speeding train in its tracks!

First, a crank is built (that tan crankshaft part is pretty rare in this color) with a gear and a towball as a handle.Naturally, the aforementioned binoculars on the Gatling gun, but perhaps even more interestingly, Sensei Wu's hat from the Ninjago theme is cast in pearl silver and attached to the front of the boiler to add texture to the model which looks fantastic. Purchasing from the above links may result in a commission being paid to Rebrickable, but at no extra cost to you. There is room inside the car to add it and the wire can run through the existing hole where the lever is. On the back of the box we have the usual second photo of the whole set, plus insets of all the play features. Some LEGO® sets contain small parts that are NOT suitable for and may pose a hazard to children under 3 years of age.

My intention was to add power while still having the set look as close to its original design as possible. The set has a piece count of 699 pieces, making it a great project for beginner and intermediate builders.LEGO®is a trademark of the LEGO Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this site. The next section to be built is the coal tender which can open up to hide a Minifigure inside and has a few black studs on the top to represent coal.

On the side is a handle which can be turned to twist the barrel, recreating the manner in which a Gatling gun fires. It is interesting to note that the designer of this set is Marcos Bessa, an AFOL, which suggests the design may have been influenced even more than usual by designs exhibited online as well as past LEGO sets. Unfortunately, this is not a particularly simple task with this model as the locomotive is nowhere near large enough to house a battery box. A better option might be to make a larger boxcar and use that for power, since you could put the motor underneath and the battery and IR receiver inside. target Gender: boy up to 14 years at the age of eight: Age The main production country: China LEGO and the LEGO logo are trademarks of the LEGO Group.

I enjoyed building this set, thanks in part to the fact that this is a train, and I always enjoy building LEGO trains.

Possibly the easiest (and least-modded looking) would be put a train motor under the tender (but as noted in the review, that would take significant modification to do), the battery and IR in the jail car (again, needing mods to do it), and then put the jail car after the tender with the wire going between.Most on this site would agree that this line, with a couple exceptions, is not among the best of choices to place your investment dollars. I'm not 100% sure on the colors, but I think the silver bars and rocks are "metallic silver" in Bricklink naming.