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Plant, Tree Palm Trunk

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Oh you know yesterday I put together the 2009 set Pirates Soldiers' Fort. I saw the palm tree on the box and remembered those palm trunk pieces from old Pirate sets from the early 90s. I remember really liking those pieces and looking forward to building palm trees again. But then to my dismay, it ended up being this large <insert that tiresome argument> tree trunk monstrosity:

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I'm checking the availability of buffer beams (the new ones in complete assembly) on BrickLink, and noticed that there are 2 different types (not counting the version for locos with the plow):

TYPE 1:

http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=64424c01

used in...

7897 Passenger Train 2006

7898 Cargo Train Deluxe 2006

10194 Emerald Night 2009

7597 Western Train Chase 2010

TYPE 2:

http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=91968c01

used in...

7938 Passenger Train 2010

7939 Cargo Train 2010

4841 Hogwarts Express 2010

10219 Maersk Container Train 2011

I have only copies of TYPE 1, can someone explain to me how exactly is TYPE 2 different? Thanks!

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Type one has the pin that holds the magnet hanging down further than type two. It really doesn't affect it at all, so basically treat them equally.

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Type one has the pin that holds the magnet hanging down further than type two. It really doesn't affect it at all, so basically treat them equally.

I assume they found the original design wasn't strong enough

This pic shows the difference, I suppose it could make a difference if the 'hanging down' bit got in the way of other elements

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I hadn't realised the sealed type had been around since 2006, where has the time gone!?

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The type 1 is useless on 12 volts train track :thumbdown:

Good point, even tho it doesn't concern myself.

Thanks everyone for clearing this issue up :thumbup:

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Anyone know what the part number is of this front window and/or how I can order one? See pic

Thanks in advance.

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I'm trying to recreate this:

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Anyone know what the part number is of this front window and/or how I can order one? See pic

Thanks in advance.

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I'm trying to recreate this:

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this one windscreen

click on items for sale in the colour you want and choose a store to buy from.

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Hi there!

The picture you posted is not the original, because the two windows next to the large frontwindow are covered with a red custom sticker. Be aware of that, you have to sticker it yourself!

I used this part for building a red version of the 7939:

My link

Greetz, LegoSjaak

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Thanks everyone for your help! How do you guys find the part so fast?

I ususlly look up the inventory of a set I know contains the part and use the links from there

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Hello everybody,

I am currently making a RC-version of the 4511 High Speed Train.

I can not find an item on Bricklink. Enclosed you can find it. Does any know what it is called?

Kind regards

Edited by Monorailrulez

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Your description provides zero information of what you are looking for.

Peeron also provides inventories of most sets. You can find 4511 High Speed Train here.

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Hi guys, in an instruction for a flatbed car found somewhere on Railbricks, I found a unknown to me type of train wheels.

How is this part called and where can I find it (sets / bricklink)?

Thanks in advance.

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That looks like te train wheels used for all rolling stock since the 9v days. I'd imagine that there wasn't a proper part in LDraw for the metal axle when the instructions were produced so they subbed a 4L bar.

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