I like the detailing in the rods on the sides too - a black wand, a black lightsaber handle, a cone, and another wand. There are a few trans-blue parts inside the tank to be the water, and the whole thing is ready to topple.

The chase is on to save Rebecca and Danny from Butch Cavendish and his gang of henchmen onboard the speeding train, Constitution! LEGO®is a trademark of the LEGO Group of companies which does not sponsor, authorize or endorse this site.The addition of track and a couple of trackside accessories only add to the excellence of the set and make this a real 'must have' model in . What really sets this train apart from many others is the inclusion of twenty pieces of track, four straight components and sixteen curved. I certainly hope that the theme will grow in popularity however, if only to inspire LEGO to create a brand new unlicensed Western theme. Once again, please avoid spoilers in the comments section for the sake of those who have yet to see the film.

Sadly, there's no driving rods in the set to make it look more realistic, but it'd be easy enough to add. I must say, the inclusion of this on a train seems like overkill to me, but nevertheless this section of the model (as well as the rest of it) looks marvellous in my opinion.

You may have guessed by now that this blog is less about investing and more about how to add power to a train set. In the second part of my review of 79111 Constitution Train Chase, I will take a look at the build and the Constitution train itself. The Minifigures are about as good as one could hope and the models seem to have had a great deal of thought put into them. As Christmas trees are a popular place for toys to be found, Ask Toy Tech offers a brief history and pictures of the Christmas ornament tradition.

The printed tiles (you get an extra of the stopwatch) are nice and useful, though a real slingshot would be cooler!This horse is like the new ones in LotR with moveable rear legs, but it's the first time for that version in white. The result looks about as good as I had hoped, while the internal jail door had to be removed the functionality of blowing of the back of the car still works fine. The above shots shot the car in its original state, the "box" portion rests on a 6x14 plate with the wheels attached underneath. BrickEconomy, the BrickEconomy logo and all content not covered by The LEGO Group's copyright is, unless otherwise stated, ©2024 BrickEconomy. A better option might be to make a larger boxcar and use that for power, since you could put the motor underneath and the battery and IR receiver inside.