Sold & shipped by WalmartShipping not availablePickup options$.1Get In-Stock AlertShipping not availablePickup optionsAge Range: 6 to 12 years888 piecesIncludes 4 minifigures Read more.... About this itemImportant Made in USA Origin Disclaimer:About this itemImportant Made in USA Origin Disclaimer:Move heavy goods - and animals around the city with the super-powerful LEGO City Cargo Train! This awesome motorized train with eight-channel, seven-speed infrared remote control can transport almost anything. So it's your job to make sure the cargo is in the right place at the right time to keep the city running smoothly. Attach the cattle wagon and two cargo wagons together and pull them around the circular rail track with the locomotive. Operate the forklift to move the pallets safely between the wagons and truck. Keep track of all the cargo leaving and arriving in the office at the impressive cargo train station. There you can use the sliding overhead crane with hook to move heavy cargo between vehicles or onto the ground.
With so many play functions and cool features, this really is the ultimate set for train enthusiasts! The LEGO City Cargo Train includes four minifigures: forklift driver, train driver, farmer and a truck driver. LEGO City Trains Cargo Train: The motorized train set 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 The motorized train set 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 station LEGO city train in total measures 35"L (89cm) x 2"W (6cm) x over 3"H (10cm) Locomotive measures 11"L (28cm) x 2"W (6cm) x over 3"H (10cm) Cattle wagon measures 5"L (15cm) x 2"W (6cm) x over 2"H (7cm) Fuel wagon measures 9"L (25cm) x 2"W (6cm) x over 3"H (10cm) Cable drum wagon measures 8" (21cm) x 2" (6cm) x over 3"H (8cm) Cargo train station measures 10"W (26cm) x 9"D (24cm) x over 7"H (19cm) Truck measures 5"L (14cm) x 2"W (6cm) x over 2"H (7cm) Forklift measures 4"L (12cm) x 1"W (5cm) x over 3"H (8cm) Curved rail tracks each measure over 5" (14cm) x 2" (7cm) Straight rail tracks each measure over 5" (13cm) x 2" (6cm) wide Number of pieces for the LEGO city train set: 888 LEGO City Cargo Train Model# 60052 SpecificationsGenderSubjectFabric ContentTypeAge RangeCountManufacturer Part NumberModelThemeBrandAssembled Product Dimensions (L x W x H)what are the overall dimensions of the entire track.by It looks like you are not signed in.
To proceed you will need to either sign in or create a new accountSign Inwhat are the overall dimensions of the entire track.by It looks like you are not signed in. To proceed you will need to either sign in or create a new accountSign InReviewsCustomer reviewssee all 56 reviews 7111 Write a reviewShared by Policies & PlansGifting plansPricing policyOnline Price Match.ReturnsReturns Policy.A man who spent three days and three nights working on a Nick the Fox Lego sculpture was left aghast when his masterwork was pushed over by a little kid – just within an hour after it was first displayed in Beijing. It took Mr. Zhao three full days and three full nights to build a 1,8 meter Nick the Fox Lego statue made from over 10,000 Lego bricks. But the sculpture, that was worth over 15.000 US$ (100.000 RMB), was not even displayed an hour before it was pushed over by a 4-year-old kid. Mr. Zhao, who works at an educational institution, built the Lego sculpture to attract more visitors to an organized event at Beijing’s Wanda Plaza.
As Netease reported on May 30, there was a ‘no touching’ sign, but it did not help. The parent of the child apologized, and Mr. Zhao reportedly said the little kid did not do it on purpose and that he would not ask for any compensation. On Sina Weibo, pictures of the Lego wreck was shared hundreds of times. Many netizens express their annoyance with these kinds of “little brats” (熊孩子) and the parents who do not teach them good manners. They also applaud Mr. Zhao for being so kind and not demanding any compensation. “If this was me,” one netizen comments: “I would’ve definitely asked for compensation. Not for the money, but to make them remember this incident for a long, long time.” Other Weibo users say: “Parents should keep an eye on their little brats!”, and: “I hate these little devils! They cause trouble and do not listen. If it were me, I would’ve slapped him!” Perhaps the news is extra upsetting to netizens as it is not the first of its kind.
Last week, CCTV reported how an artwork on display at the Shanghai Museum of Glass was destroyed by two little boys while the mother stood by and filmed the incident (see video). In 2015, a Taiwanese boy accidently punched a hole in a Paolo Porpora painting worth 1,5 million US$ at a Taipei exhibition after tripping (see video). Most Weibo users link the Lego incident to bad upbringing. But there are also some who blame Mr. Zhao’s company, that should have paid better attention to kids not touching the Lego sculpture. Some do see the upside of the incident: “Now he can make something new again.”Do not reproduce our content without permission – you can contact us at . Sign In or Create Account Hong Kong SAR China Little Active Kids LTD Little Monsters of Eccleshall Valerie Baby Boutique LimitedThe Terrorists Air Car and other interesting alternative-Lego setsHello Readers, we are in the great city of Guangzhou in Guangdong Province for business and beer, so we are a bit low on news until Monday.
But we have other! Guangzhou is the Chinese Capital of Toys and thus a true paradise with toy markets all over the place. We went to a many and found a few very interesting alternative-Lego sets, including this brilliant ‘Terrorists Air Car’ which I bough for eight yuan or 1.3 US dollar. Back in the hotel I built it: The vehicle resembles the home-made creations of Libyan and Syrian rebels, so I guess that is where the toymaker got its inspiration from. The set includes a four-wheeled vehicle with a four-barreled anti-aircraft gun and a dangerous looking man with a beard. Interestingly, the back of the box tells us that the diameter of the guns is 14.5 millimeter, that they can fire 600 rounds per minute, with a maximum range of 1500 meter.The bricks come in a neat plastic bag and the instructions are perfectly clear and understandable.How to make a terrorist.The set is fully compatible with Lego, but some parts are unique, like the turret, seen on the left just above the beige bar.
Building the Terrorists Air Car took seven minutes.The set is sold under the Gudi brand, which is owned by a company called Xinlexin Electronic Toys, based in the great city of Shantou in Guangdong Province. Sadly their website is a bit of a mess, but you can see all the other Gudi alternative-Lego sets on Taobao. They got shiploads of guns and tanks!A note now on legal: Lego of Denmark has no copyrights on the bricks themselves, but they have copyrights on their sets. When Chinese companies design their own sets (like Sluban) they are fine. When they copy Lego-sets, which happens a lot as well, they are breaking the law. The Terrorists Air Car is thus a perfectly legal set, although the Gudi logo seems on the limit…The turret can turn 360 and the gun can move up and down.Don’t let this terrorist come close to your car!, for he will convert it into something very fiery.The quality of the bricks is surprisingly good for the money. It all fitted fine and each brick felt solid and was neatly finished.
Ready to shoot down some fighter jet.A few other sets I bought. This is The Hobbit, manufactured by an unknown company with an S logo. This set is technically illegal because it infringes on the copyright of the Hobbit film series. Unless of course, ‘S’ legally bought the rights, but I doubt they did…A Mine Sweeping Car by Companion, and an Arrow Shark anti-aircraft missile launcher and a Phantom laser gun by Kule Bao. The mine sweeper is especially interesting, it loox the deal, but I cannot think of any kid asking mama for such a thing, so maybe the designer is ex-army.An incredible hip Star Wars X-Wing Fighter ‘The Interceptor’ by CB Toys (many more Star Wars). The set comes with extra game cards and stickers. All for sixteen yuan, making it the most expensive set I bought today. We doubt CB Toys has any legal deal for making these sets, especially since Lego has a Star Wars series too.Ending with Lisa Simpson and Snowball on electric guitar. Lisa loox a tad too fat, but the cat is cool.