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Did you actually got it running or is it just a mock-up? If so, which voltage did you use for the logic supply? (it has to be between 4.5 V and 7 V according to the datasheet)

Hi, I think I'm about to ask a super-lame question, but what the hell... I always thought that the little orange switch on a PF battery box was a reverser / polarity switch. So I've setup a small test train (battery box, receiver, motor) and tested it... and noticed, that it's not working as expected. On the other hand, the reverser on the remote control is working as expected (either forwards or backwards). I've actually tested two battery boxes and noticed the same behaviour. What is the problem here? Edit: Ok mystery solved - it works when I connect the motor directly to the battery box. Looks like the receiver is ignoring the polarity of the battery box.

Great model, this is something that I need ;) Could we have more screenshots / LDD file?

Exactly, this is it :) Thanks!

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.

If anyone's interested, I had this set today in my hands in Lego Shop in Berlin.

This is not my first post here, but I'd like to officialy say Hi to you all. I believe that 10219 sets a good container size, bigger that the one used in 7939 or the really smaller one used in TTX and older sets. So here's my mod of 7939's cargo car to hold 10219-style containers. Nothing big, but it may look nice attached to the end of 10219 train I hope you like it.

Here's my "You're in the army now"-Cargo container

It's a coal hopper? Whoah, I thought this is a wagon with some new lego boat ;)

Can you tell me, why did you use such weird parts for wheels? Are normal train wheels not available?

Grats, great loco. How did you get parts like PALM TRUNK? I can't find it in my brick panel (lates version of LDD 4).

I guess here: http://www.amazon.com/LEGO-6242-Pirates-So...8048&sr=8-1 btw. Hello everyone out there, I hope I'll stay in here for a while :)