A small smoke plate is attached to each side of the front, and three little smoke outlets are attached to the top for a realistic smoke effect.

On 8 August 1989, the locomotive set a record for the longest non-stop run by a steam locomotive traveling 422 miles (679 km). The LEGO Emerald Night is a box set that presents not only the children, but also the adult fans and collectors, with an opportunity to entertain and be entertained. I think that this train is possibly the best LEGO train set that has ever been made, which is why I want this one in particular. Pictured above is the steam engine from the set configured for PF (minus the battery box in the tender).There are so many varieties you can build - make the appearance of that beautiful train as it suits you! If you look closely, there is a small gap by the window on the door as I couldn’t get that design perfect so it doesn’t look as smooth. Finally, at the time I built this, the 1x2 brick with a Technic pin hole in the middle in brown was very expensive to purchase (for me). Also the door is not very sturdy as it is only held together by one stud on the outer edge of the coach car. The steam locomotive shares reference to the Flying Scotsman, a famous steam train it was the first to reach 100mph but is not the fastest that record belongs to mallard (however, in this game, the train is not that fast).

Light yellow and brown make up the majority of the color scheme, which appears harmonious and vibrant. The set does not include train track and a motor, but can be motorized using the Power Functions XL motor, IR Speed remote control, IR Receiver, LED . Brickset, the Brickset logo and all content not covered by The LEGO Group's copyright is, unless otherwise stated, ©1997-2024 Brickset ltd.Meticulously crafted to capture the essence of a bygone era, this set combines the charm of classic train design with LEGO’s signature attention to detail. From the steam locomotive with its blazing furnace to the ornate dining car, every aspect has been lovingly recreated. Unfortunately, I'd say that colors like dark green and tan are exceedingly popular right now, and therefore much, much more expensive.