My Parts: You need to be logged in to see your Set List. FREE Download: Available from PICSLLEGO® is a trademark of The Lego Company. This page is fan created and not endorsed by any Lego company. All pictures of sets are owned by the Lego® company.The requested URL /lego-instructions.php?cat_id=47 was not found on this server.Jump to page 1 LEGO® Lego Trains sets are a great childrens toy. They can be great if you can pick them up in a toy sale, or in the childrens toy section of sites like eBay. Children have loved playing with Lego for many years. They are the kind of toy that will last forever. The Lego Trains sets are a great series that are sure to bring lots of enjoyment for your children. To view the Lego Trains instructions for a particular set, click on the thumbnail image or title of that set. LEGO® 10219 from 2011 LEGO® 10194 from 2009 LEGO® 10183 from 2007 LEGO® 10173 from 2006 LEGO® 7895 from 2006
LEGO® 7896 from 2006 Straight And Curved Rails LEGO® 10170 from 2005 Ttx Intermodal Double-stack Car LEGO® 10133 from 2004 Burlington Northern Santa Fe (bnsf) Locomotive LEGO® 10022 from 2002 Santa Fe Cars - Set Ii LEGO® 10025 from 2002 Santa Fe Cars - Set I LEGO® 10153 from 2002 Train Motor 9 V LEGO® 10205 from 2002 Large Train Engine With Tender, Black LEGO® 4534 from 2002 LEGO® 4535 from 2002 LEGO® 10002 from 2001 LEGO® 10013 from 2001 LEGO® 10015 from 2001 LEGO® 10017 from 2001 LEGO® 10020 from 2001 Santa Fe Super Chief LEGO® 3740 from 2001 LEGO® 3741 from 2001 Jump to page 1Winning LEGO MINDSTORMS Programming LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT-G Programming for Fun and Competition Trobaugh, James, Lowe, Mannie Winning LEGO MINDSTORMS Programming is your ticket to successfully programming for fun and competition with LEGO MINDSTORMS and the NXT-G programming language commonly used in FIRST LEGO League competition.
ebooks can be used on all reading devices Immediate eBook download after purchase Free shipping for individuals worldwide Usually dispatched within 3 to 5 business days. Winning LEGO MINDSTORMS Programming is your ticket to successfully programming for fun and competition with LEGO MINDSTORMS and the NXT-G programming language commonly used in FIRST LEGO League events. The book is a companion title to author James Trobaugh’s acclaimed book on physical robot design, Winning Design!. This new book focuses squarely on the programming side of working with MINDSTORMS. Together the two books put you on a rock-solid foundation for creating with LEGO MINDSTORMS, whether for fun at home or in competition with a team. Winning LEGO MINDSTORMS Programming sets the stage by emphasizing the importance of up front planning, and thinking about the challenge to be met. Learn to evaluate possible solutions by sanity-testing their logic before you put the effort into actually writing the code.
Then choose your best option and write the code applying the techniques in this book. Take advantage of language features such as MyBlocks to enhance reliability and create easy-to-debug code. Manage your code as you change and improve it so that you can trace what you’ve done and fall back if needed. Avoid common programming pitfalls. Work powerfully with teammates to conquer competition challenges of all types. Provides solid techniques similar to those used by professional programmers, and optimized for the LEGO MINDSTORMS platform. Addresses key tasks important to competition such as line detection, line following, squaring of corners, motor stall detection, and more.by tackling the programming side of competition. James J. Trobaugh is an experienced coach and leader in the FIRST LEGO League. He is author of the acclaimed book Winning Design!, focusing on the physical aspects of LEGO MINDSTORMS robot design. He s been involved with FIRST LEGO League since 2004 as coach for Team Super Awesome, and as a technical judge at LEGO World Festival.
He is also the FIRST LEGO League Director of the Forsyth Alliance in Forsyth County, Georgia. James started out as a LEGO hobbyist by founding the North Georgia LEGO Train Club in 1998, and has found in LEGO robotics a natural blending of his LEGO hobby and his day job as a software architect. An added bonus is the joy of sharing his love of technology not only with his own children, but with kids in general. Meeting the NXT-G Software Working with My Blocks When Things Go Wrong Services for this bookLego JetLego ReminicenciasLego Sci FiGiorgio 2012San GiorgioLego PiccoloFlickr Lego928 FlickrLego FightersForwardThis Lego set was one of the highlight toys of my childhood. Price: Low to HighPrice: High to LowNameNewestAvg ReviewReview CountFree ShippingOn Sale LEGO Trains Sets: LEGO Train Cars 4536 Blue Hopper Car NEW *Failed Seals _ñ Sealed Contents*@R This is a set of LEGO Trains / LEGO Train Cars 4536 Blue Hopper Car from 1991. LEGO Trains Sets: LEGO Train Cars 9v 4537 Twin Tank Transport NEW
This is a set of LEGO Trains / 9v / Train Cars 4537 Twin Tank Transport from1994 . This set is still factory sealed and the box is in very good condition with minor shelf wear. 170 pieces, 1 minifigure_? LEGO Trains Sets: LEGO Train Cars 9V 2126 Train Cars NEW This is a set of LEGO Trains / 9V / Train Cars 2126 Train Cars from 1997. 359 pieces, 5 minifigures_?. LEGO Trains Sets: LEGO Train Cars 9V 10013 Open Freight Wagon NEW This is a set of LEGO Trains / 9V / Train Cars 10013 Open Freight Wagon from 2001. This set is still factory sealed and the box is in very good condition with some minor shelf wear. The very first train set, 323 Train, was released in 1965, without any track. It had ordinary road wheels. It was released only during that year, because in 1966 the LEGO Group introduced the first sets with track and battery powered motors. LEGO 4.5V Trains were first introduced in 1966. They had blue rails and white sleepers (standard 8 x 2 plates), and the locomotives used the standard 4-wheel drive LEGO 4.5V motor unit.
The wheels were flanged train wheels with rubber rims for traction, that were pushed into the motors. The batteries were carried behind the engine in a tender, or in a battery box built into the engine in the earlier sets. Since 1969, there was also a 12V train program, which used additional conductor rails mounted between the standard 4.5V rails, and 12V motors contained in the same housings as the 4.5V motors, but with additional metal contacts attached to the bottom of the housings. This first period of the 4.5V and 12V trains, sometimes called the Blue Era because of the rails colour, lasted from 1966 till 1979. The second era (1980 - 1990), also called Grey Era, is characterized by dark Grey ties (sleepers) and light grey rails. Wheels were red or black. Both 4.5V (battery powered) and 12V (DC powered using add-on centre conductor rails) sets were available during this era, too. By real model train fans, this time is considered as the greatest era of LEGO Trains because of the rich availability of many automated accessories like Remote Controlled Switch Tracks (7858, 7859), Remote Controlled Signals (7860), Remote Controlled Road Crossing (7866) or Remote Controlled Decoupling (7862) - those remote controls could be combined with the Transformer / Speed Controller to a large extendible keyboard for controlling all functions from one central position.
In addition to this the world around the trains could be illuminated by some electric lights (7867) - for a bright flair even beyond the rails. The introduction of 9V-trains in 1991 marked the end of the earlier two voltages. This third era is characterized by integral moulded dark Grey rail/tie assemblies with metal conducting rails. Later the former outstanding standard Trains theme was integrated in the LEGO World City theme line. The 9V era was finished with a special experts model of the Factory line called Hobby Trains in 2006. In the same year LEGO Company introduced the new completely different RC system. These trains get their energy from batteries on board and are controlled via a Infrared remote control. For these trains, new non-electricity tracks (7896, 7895) were introduced. From now the Trains theme became part of the LEGO City theme line. In 2009 the special edition engine Emerald Night was released which had lovely designed details like new steam train type wheels.