There is room inside the car to add it and the wire can run through the existing hole where the lever is. The base has a lever and some of the new 1x2 plate with pinholes, and they're all nicely reinforced with the tan curved bricks. LEGO, LEGOS, LEGOLAND, TECHNIC, and the LEGO logo are registered trademarks of The LEGO Group, which does not sponsor, authorize, or endorse this site. I enjoyed building this set, thanks in part to the fact that this is a train, and I always enjoy building LEGO trains.

I'm not a train builder by any means, and have no clue about how all that needs to be rigged up to run. They had to stick the water tower in the back so it didn't obscure the train, which is a bummer since it's a cooler accessory than the exploding rocks. 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. No problem - just amusing since we discussed this in the Reviewer's Academy and decided train was the best place for it since I reviewed it AS a train set.This is accessible by a sliding door on either side of the car and inside is a barred door into an area where a prisoner can be kept. A few interesting techniques are used, although without any moments of real inspiration, I cannot quite award full marks.

There's an extension with snot brackets that lengthens the boiler, and a tile on the top of the bogey so it can slide.I'm usually not too keen on trains but this one feels like a complete playset and has a very Wide West feel to it. This horse is like the new ones in LotR with moveable rear legs, but it's the first time for that version in white. You may have guessed by now that this blog is less about investing and more about how to add power to a train set.