Power Functions

[bjorkan]

On the page http://lego.wikia.com/wiki/LEGO_Wiki I found the information that Power Functions is being discontinued, I don't get it -- what does it mean that there will be no more motors, batteries, etc? My Lego God...

[HenrikLego]

That has to be some kind of blunder from the author behind that wiki-site. It's no way on earth Lego will discontinue Power Functions elements at this time.

Edited August 5, 2014 by HenrikLego

[Duq]

Can you give the full link to the actual page on Brickipedia where you found that?

[talos]

I have never thought of 'power functions' as a theme...it is a 'category' on the Lego site...an accessory or add on thing..

[Duq]

That's the problem when you're trying to find Power Functions accessories on Shop at Home; sometimes they're under Creator, sometimes Technic, sometimes City (trains)...

[opn2]

Edited September 27, 2014 by opn2

[bjorkan]

"I'd take anything I read on a Lego wiki, regardless of origin, with a grain of salt"

thanks for the advice, i'll take a care, thanks, folks

[Duq]

Hmm... I wonder who maintains that. On the Power Functions page it says:

Years: 2008 - Current

Then in the opening paragraph it says:

It was released in June, 2007

It also lists the Winter Village Toy shop as a Power Functions set when all it has is a light brick.

[zux]

Then in the opening paragraph it says:

It also lists the Winter Village Toy shop as a Power Functions set when all it has is a light brick.

The box says Power Functions on the front bottom right conner

[opn2]

Edited September 27, 2014 by opn2

[Duq]

Wow. Never noticed that. I never considered light bricks part of the PF family.

Just checked the rest of the winter series and none of the other ones are branded Power Functions. I guess it was a mistake in the early days of PF...