An adult will need to sign for this item. Motorised locomotive with 8-channel, 7-speed infrared remote control Includes cattle wagon & 2 cargo wagons Comes supplied with 4 minifigures & animal figures More product information 2 Buy on Tesco Direct from: Earn 136 Clubcard points Delivery options will be shown at checkout (or enable JavaScript to show on this page). more buying option(s) from: more buying option(s) available. Sorry, this product is currently unavailable. We've carefully chosen all our Tesco Partners, to give you even more choice when you shop with us online. Browse a wider range of specialist products, all in one place Collect Clubcard points on every order Stay protected with the Tesco Partner Guarantee – we’re here to support you when buying from an approved Tesco Partner. With this super-powerful cargo train you'll be able to transport heavy goods and animals around the LEGO® City. Attach the cattle wagon and 2 cargo wagons together and use the motorised locomotive to pull them around the circular track.
When you arrive at the train station use the sliding overhead crane with hook to move heavy cargo between the vehicles or onto the ground. You can also use the forklift to move pallets safely between the wagons and the truck. This LEGO® City cargo train set includes a motorised train with 8-channel, 7-speed infrared remote control. The set comes supplied with 4 minifigures and a full circular track with 20 curved rail tracks and 8 straight rail tracks. Back to top 1One of the nicest recent LEGO train sets is the #7939 LEGO City Cargo Train. It was first released in 2010, it is motorized and includes a full set of train-tracks, plus a bunch of other extra stuff. The normal price is $180, and it is totally worth it. Please note that this set is soon going to be retired and replaced by the new #60052 LEGO City Cargo Train (video below) with similar features and another nice train, but for $20 more. To get rid of their old stock Amazon is having a 25% off sale on the #7939 LEGO City Cargo Train.
This is a no-brainer deal on this very solid LEGO train set, and I would suggest that you take advantage of it while it last, and before prices jump up when the set gets retired. The #7939 LEGO City Cargo Train is still available at the Online LEGO Shop for $180, although it is currently shown as out of stock with an expected shipping date of April 14th. I’m pretty sure this will be the last stock available before the new #60052 LEGO City Cargo Train becomes available. Even at full price this set is wonderful for any LEGO train fan. Here is the official description and details: Load up the new Cargo Train and send it down the line! Use the big crane to load and unload containers and cars from the train and container truck. Open the canopies on the engine to reveal the driver’s cabins on either end; use the 4-channel, 7-speed infrared remote control to transport the goods along the tracks around the LEGO City! Includes 4 minifigures: 1 train driver and 3 freight yard workers. Includes a full set of tracks: 2 switch tracks, 8 straight tracks, 16 curved tracks, 16 flexible tracks that equal the length of 4 straight tracks.
As I have mentioned the #7939 LEGO City Cargo Train is at a 25% off sale on Amazon at the time of this writing for $134.39 with free shipping and no tax to most states. Please note that prices can fluctuate on Amazon quite a bit, so if you still see the deal when you read this, grab it! See here: LEGO CITY CARGO TRAIN ON AMAZON As far as the upcoming #60052 LEGO City Cargo Train it is going to be a great set, and in fact the two trains together would be perfect! The #60052 LEGO City Cargo Train is also motorized with an 8-channel, 7-speed infrared remote control. It includes rail tracks, truck, forklift and cargo train station as well. There is also going to be two other train-related sets, the #60050 LEGO City Train Station for $64.99, and the #60051 LEGO City High-Speed Passenger Train for $149.99. You can see all three upcoming LEGO train sets in the following video: I don’t really care for the new high-speed passenger train, however both the old and the new cargo train sets are wonderful in my opinion.
How do you like the LEGO train sets? Are you planning to pick up the #7939 LEGO City Cargo Train before it sells out? And are you looking forward to the new one? Feel free to share your thoughts and discuss in the comment section below! And you might also like to check out the following related posts: building sets & blocks / building sets & kits / LEGO City Cargo Train (60052) Move heavy goods – and animals! – around the city with the super-powerful LEGO® City Cargo Train! Includes 4 minifigures: forklift driver, train driver, farmer and a truck driver Cargo Train features a motorized locomotive with 8-channel, 7-speed infrared remote control, driver’s cabin with opening doors and dashboard, plus a cattle wagon and 2 cargo wagons Cattle wagon features a cow, trough, bales of straw, bucket of milk and a strong fence with 2 gates Fuel wagon features a fuel tank with chain, pallet with wheelbarrow and a forklift Cable drum wagon features 2 large cable drums in holders and a lifting chain
Truck features a driver’s cab with cup and a large flatbed for the fuel tank Cargo train station features a sliding overhead crane with hook to load and unload heavy-duty cargo, office with computer and cup, sack barrow, trash bin and a fire extinguisher Includes a full circular track with 20 curved rail tracks and 8 straight rail tracks Also includes a forklift Operate the Cargo Train with the 7-speed infrared remote control Attach the wagons and drive the train around the curved track Load and unload the cargo with the powerful forklift Move cargo from the train wagons to the truck at the cargo train stationThe new addition to the Winter Village: 10254: Winter Holiday Train. The series started in 2009, and had a new set every year, except for last year. In 2015 LEGO released a re-release of the 10199 Toy Shop, the 10249 Toy Shop. Many were wondering what would come this year. Will LEGO bring something new, or will they make another re-release.
That question is now answered: LEGO released a brand new set! Let's see how it will fit in the Winter Village.My box was too damaged in transport to take some good pictures from it, so I borrowed these from the internet. On the front is a picture of the set. On the back are several detailed pictures of the set, along with information for adding Power Functions to the set. First thing I noticed is that there are no stickers. Inside the box are 6 bags numbered 1, 2 and 3. There is also an unnumbered bag with train wheels an train magnets, and 4 sets of bend railroad tracks. For some reason the instructions consists of one small and one large book. Not sure why these aren't joined together. There is 1 new part: 3070bpr0166. There are some parts that appear in a new color. 2423 appears new in White. 57999 appears new in Red. 4092 appears new in Red. 6081 appears new in Green.No village without people. This set contains 5 minifigures. These are the mayor, 2 children, a conductor and a driver.
As mentioned before, there are no new prints for these minifigures. Step 1 builds the train station platform and a lot of micro-presents. These presents are very nice and clever build. Again: no idea why this part of the build is in a separate instruction book. In step 2 the locomotive and the coal-cart is build. It's kind of a straight forward build, with little surprises. Step 3 builds the cargo wagon and the passenger wagon. On the cargo wagon stands a small Christmas tree that rotates as the wagon moves. I love the little toy train around the tree. The set can be motorized using the Power Functions. In the back of the intruction book are instructions on how to do this. Unfortunately I don't have the parts myself to do this. But from what I've seen in the instructions and hear on Facebook groups it looks kind of ugly. The batterybox and wires are showing. I think people can come up with better alternatives than the one provided by TLG. The parts needed are 8879, 8884, 88000 and 88002, costing about €55,-.