The link to this page may be incorrect or out of date.2. You may have bookmarked a page that has moved.8404 Public Transport is a City Traffic set that was released in August 2010. It contains a tram, a white and lime green bus, an orange street sweeper, a yellow sports car, two stops and a kiosk. It contains six minifigures and a green bike. This set was picked by fans for release. It is recommended for children aged 6 through to 12. The tram is unique to this set, and it bends at two separate points. It has enough seats to seat all the minifigures included in the set. The tram can also be used on LEGO train tracks. The bus is slightly bigger than the one in 7641 City Corner, and is lime green and white in colouring and has "City Transport" stickers on the back. The street sweeper has room for one minifigure, and is a slightly different colour and shape to the previous versions. There are many stickers in this set, including a map showing the route the tram takes and a timetable for the tram.
The kiosk contains a little rotating postcard stand, and there is space for the bike next to it. Catch the tram or hop the bus at the LEGO® City transport station! A LEGO® fan choice, this transport station is packed with details and vehicles. Get out of town your way on 3 different platforms for 4 LEGO City vehicles. Shop the trackside kiosk. Keep the roads clear for cruising with the street sweeper then race away in the flashy yellow sports car. Includes 6 minifigures: bus driver, tram driver, bicyclist, shop assistant, garbage truck driver and passenger Also includes City bus, tram, street sweeper and sports car 3 platforms for commuter vehicles Open City bus roof to seat 6 passengers and 1 driver Open tram doors to load passengers! Compatible with LEGO train tracks Tram measures 12.5” (32cm) and bus measures 9.5” (24cm) Bus DriverGarbage Truck DriverPassengerCyclistTram DriverShop AssistantLEGO Comparision with the real Turtle Party Wagon toy.
by LegoJalex, via FlickrLego City Picnic Table Stroller Figures From Fun In The Park 60134/8404/60097 Packaging (L × W × H): Standard: 23.00 x 14.50 x 3.50 Metric: 58.42 x 36.83 x 8.89 Weight: 4.05 lbs / 1.84 kg 8404-1 Public Transport Station Price Guide Values $ 96.27 (1.77% ) $ 64.87 (9.19% ) $ 0.11 PPB New $ 0.08 PPB Used $ 0.12 PPB Retail £ 63.47 (15.60% ) £ 0.15 PPB New £ 0.07 PPB Used £ 0.09 PPB Retail € 192.87 (1.23% ) € 89.27 (0.95% ) € 0.22 PPB New € 0.10 PPB Used € 0.12 PPB Retail $ 244.67 (3.62% ) $ 0.28 PPB New $ 0.15 PPB Used $ 0.20 PPB Retail Price guide data is based of "SOLD" listings, not current live listings. If you still feel that the above set values look "off", please notify us and we will investigate. If you would like to add/edit information for this set listing, click here! Value of 8404-1: Public Transport Station Most recent new and used values of 8404-1: Public Transport Station
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LEGO Building Instructions lookup It is designed to handle curves that are found on CITY track. Here is the detail from middle car. There is tongue and groove that allows the middle wheels to slide left and right to enable curves. I will post a video of a powered train pushing it, if needed. To a degree, Yes. The tram works well on straight pieces of track. It doesn't look like the tram was designed to be used with CITY track. The wheel axles are fixed to one point so they cannot navigate curved pieces of track easily. A simple modification should be able to fix this. The wheel used are smaller than regular train wheels and are usually never used in train sets; but more for smaller train-like stuff (Spider-Man metro, Indiana Jones mine cart, track buggy, track maintenance vehicles...) So they will work on regular track, but their smaller size mean they're more likely to derail, and they have more friction around the axle than normal train wheels. Straight track is definitely OK, curves will presumably be good too, but be careful around switches.
In any case, a lot of fans use the same wheel to build their own trams, and some even manage to motorize them.Browse other questions tagged compatibility city trains or ask your own question.Awesome RocketAwesome LegosAmazing LegoShuttle LaunchCity ShuttleShuttle SetLaunch AwesomeBuilding LegosLaunch SpaceForwardDon't Step On the LEGOs — (via Giant LEGO City set to launch Space Shuttle... This is a list of Lego City sets (also previously known as Legoland, Lego Town and Lego World City). A very small subtheme of Town, Houses incorporated older sets of houses and buildings, like 6592 Vacation Hideaway into a new subtheme. However, the theme was the only 1991 subtheme not to continue another year. Launch Command was released in 1995 as a Lego Town subtheme. It was the first dedicated Lego theme that attempted to depict real-life contemporary efforts of space exploration. Prior to the theme's official launch in 1995, two sets were released in preceding years that are considered predecessors to the theme.
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