CSW652
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Double Crossover?
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No pictures?
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It just dawned on me they have already done 3 in 1 train sets with 10022 and 10025. They could re-release those under Creator and then make a line of additional new train sets. As far as the three Creator Expert trains...Emerald Night, Maersk, and Horizon Express...they were all released about 2 years apart from each other from 2009 to 2013 and there hasn't been one since so I take it there isn't going to be another? Unfortunately I missed them all at the time and they are a bit expensive on the market now.
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MOC: 7898 Cargo Train converted to Power Functions!
CSW652 replied to Carefree_Dude's topic in LEGO Train Tech
Very nice mod. Kind of a shame that it's boxed away and not running on your track. Although that is the fate of mine trains too due to lake of space at the moment. To bad it isn't as easy to upgrade some of the other older engines like 4512 and 4564 even with the new Powered Up. -
So 10017 is probably an European track ballasting car, which is what I figured. So someday I will stick mine with a future M.O.W. train when I come up with an engine for it. Maybe replace the load pieces with round 1x1 plates. Wonder if anyone has made that UK autoballaster in Lego?
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Which is why I am all for it. Lego make it happen!!
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While I like the concept, the problems I see with set #10183 are the instructions for the different models aren't included in the box, to much red, and it's rather expensive to buy now.
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Have you submitted this train to Lego Ideas.
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Agreed.
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Maybe they could make the Creator train sets so you could make either a European or an American version of a car. Not sure what the third instructions would be though. Example could be a Hopper set or a Boxcar set that would have the instructions to make either version. Could probably do the same for passenger service.
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Are those side openings doors? Looks more like #4536 the blue hopper but also like a smaller version of 10117 with a roof. That looks more like the one from #60098 to me, but I guess it could be a smaller one door version of #10017.
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Does anyone know what the MOT Hopper 10017 is based off of and would you have pictures of the real thing? Assuming it is a European design.
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I like this idea of Creator 3 in 1 train sets. Wish Lego would do something like that.
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So for those that have already bought the Corner Garage, has anyone modded it yet?
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So what ever happened to the surprise?
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Not trying to offend anyone, but to me the train seems to be a mix of a European and a North American train. Guessing it could be modded to go either way. Just wondering if anyone had and was willing to share pictures.
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Anyone change the locomotive to a more American looking one?
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Wasn't referring to the winter holiday trains.
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Anyone know if they will continue the creator expert line of trains (Emerald Night, Maersk, and Horizon Express) or are they finished?
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Looked it up. I stand corrected apparently they did. I was thinking it was more after WWII.
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Not being from the city I have to ask...Are there 2nd floor vet clinics? Gas station/garage reminds me of older stations I have seen and seems to have a few neat features. Think they should have walled in the stairs though. Wouldn't this combination make the animals even more nervous at the vet with mechanic tools being used below? 1st thoughts are maybe redesign it a bit to have 2 apartment floors above the shop and make the vet clinic a stand alone building. I like the little tree and the garage door mechanism.
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They had TVs in the 1930s?
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I think the trains would be more popular if you could actually find them in the stores. Other than Toys R Us, I have never seen them in a store like Walmart, Target, etc....
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Modular Building Sets - Rumours and Discussion
CSW652 replied to The Jersey Brick Guy's topic in LEGO Town
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I would buy a Powered Up re-release of both the Emerald Night and the Metroliner. Would really love a Creator Expert Metroliner though.