Looking for an Old Yellow Train

[dartmar]

So I can't upload only deeplinck - that's a problem because I am not a member of any website where I can keep my pictures.

[mikka says]

So I can't upload only deeplinck - that's a problem because I am not a member of any website where I can keep my pictures.

Try Majhost or Brickshelf, both are relatives and your userame can be used on both sites. JPEG's from there (under the EB guidlines' size) work extremely well.

either that or email a member to add it for you

[dartmar]

Here it is! Finally. Still haven't tried to find the special wheels

[harnbak]

Here it is! Finally. Still haven't tried to find the special wheels

Have found your piece: http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemIn.asp?P=x555c01&in=S

It belongs to train 162: http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?S=162-1

Edited January 10, 2012 by harnbak

[dartmar]

Have found your piece: http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItemIn.asp?P=x555c01&in=S

It belongs to train 162: http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?S=162-1

I don't remember ever owning a train like this but I am going to download instructions and build it just to see if

I remember anything. Must of my collection I can almost build without instructions. Usually skipping big parts of the instructions because I remember how I build them before.

Probaly a big challenge trying to build because all the parts are scatterd over many boxes since I 95% of my lego is in pieces. Only a bunch of Star Wars models and a couple of Model-Team models are still whole and on display. And one train but that's because my cousin loves to play with it.