ALL Lego TRAINS 1964-2019

[@rhysenna]

Miss being a kid, lying in front of the fire place with my bowl of cereal and my Lego. Good times.

[@StartBricking]

Why shouldn't you do it over again... very Mindfull and relaxing..... I'm 40 years old and still doing it :-)

[@rhysenna]

@@StartBricking Do you know what, your right. Been thinking of buying a set for a while. It's probably 30 years since I last built anything. Cheers.

[@StartBricking]

@@rhysenna You're welcome. But I have to warn you ... it's contagious and incredibly expensive. Lego makes a lot of great beautiful sets nowadays. And then you probably also want to buy all the old sets that you never got in your childhood. For example, I bought the white Model Team Truck because I didn't get it from my parents ;-)

[@dacallp]

@@StartBricking Yes! Me in 27 years! :D:D:D

[@markolysynchuk5264]

@@StartBricking same

[@night_aviation]

Everyone: How many German Trains will you make? LEGO: Yes.

[@StartBricking]

I hope so.... A black and red BR.... Locomotive like The Emerald night

[@NikolausUndRupprecht]

The had always stickers to customise the trains for each country. It’s only the advertisements that feature Deutsche Bahn stickers.

[@letsplayfreakde1273]

@@NikolausUndRupprecht yes but many have a german/ swiss Origin

[@omeryigit5097]

@@StartBricking ,ffdyfyhyfjgjxfg

[@LilScrewmatic]

90% of the trains say DB

[@sonicsupersam7793]

5:12 wow! The use of that wheel on the front is genius!

[@StartBricking]

Wow... i didn't notice that even making the video ;-S Great idea....

[@jjearrape198]

22:52 This thing is my childhood, i can remember waking up to my parents singing me happy birthday, giving me breakfast on bed and after i finished it, they gave me an envelope with a card and that huge package, so i opened it and this was inside, spent a total of 2/3 days working on it because i was just 6 at the time but it was amazing!

[@PaulPavlinovich]

I was looking for a reference that explained the Lego train systems - this is even better - thanks

[@StartBricking]

Thanks for the compliment Paul! Best regards from the Netherlands :-)

[@tracynation239]

Excellent video. I still have both of my old school Lego trains I was given to as a kid. The standard motor had push in train and car wheels, but the other motor, which was also one block taller, had notches in the axle ends to lock it to the motor, and only came with train wheels with rubber traction tires on them. Both motors came with the same three C battery, forward-off-reverse blue control box. They had a front wire plug in, to turn the box into a tender or train car, and bottom metal contacts to mount the box directly to the motor. The standard motor had three sets of contacts, one on each "porch", and one on top, while the heavy duty motor had only two. (Top and porch.). Both sets came with an oval of plastic Lego rails which snapped to standard two by eight flat Lego "ties." The four straight rails and the outside curved rails were grooved, while the inside rails were smooth. After I got more Lego pieces, I made a two motor Heisler, a 2-4-4-2 Mallet, and a DD-1 Pennsylvania Railroad electric locomotive. The track is the same gauge as all Lego trains, with four studs between the rails. Just so you know, Lego trains have their own unique rail gauge and will not run on any commercially available metal model railroad track. Lego ought to adopt "L scale" as their moniker. Thanks for the memories and the video. Hello from the Tracy Mountain Railway in Colorado. ♡ T.E.N.

[@StartBricking]

WoW, thanks for your comment. Glad you liked my train video and that it brought back memories. That's the nicest thing can happen watching old sets :-) Best regards from The tiny Netherlands!

[@cpmenninga]

Start BRICKing my people came over from the Netherlands to the US. I mentioned in a comment I got set 113-2 1:30 for Christmas in the ‘70s. Thanks for bringing back good memories. 👍

[@StartBricking]

@@cpmenninga Thanks! Nice to read the movie brought back nice memories. For me it was the same during editing :-)

[@countrabricksbuildcraze8916]

Hello y'all there in USA . I lived the TV show. That was on here in Australia about long train s in USA. Yes I had one them train s. It blew smock n had grunt light. Steam train in 80 s tru Lego has it own track. Size. Thoes other train n set up. $$$$ an building all the land scape plus time n lots $$// its big in UK I got DVD s from BRM mag..that luv it. An Sean a big USA army train display like the real thing in war 2 was amazing bild

[@heuvelboys9357]

Awesome Movie 😘

[@StartBricking]

Thanks

[@ANTHONIMAX]

15:48 Monorail Transport Base 19:02 Santa Fe Super Chief 33:38 Disney Train & Station 23:58 Emerald Night 27:08 Maersk Train 27:55 Horizon Express 32:28 Passenger Train 24:55 Toy Story Western Train Chase 7:14 Inter City Passenger Train Set 7:24 Steam Engine with Tender

[@StartBricking]

Wow.... nice collection!!!!!

[@countrabricksbuildcraze8916]

Disany train station hopen to get that box soon asap .plus

[@countrabricksbuildcraze8916]

Is that the train s u got Luvly. ..

[@defiraphi]

What i can see is that the Lego train sets from between 1975-1988 were the best and more natural . Also i had many of these loved the Railway Station at 11:25 . Also you can easily see how these sets were made with emotions and intelligence it all stopped in 2000's to today there's no more imagination . And what burdens me alot is the too much detailed minifigures faces instead to stay the classic smile face we all love . I even love how more mature the old Lego sets were back then showing us a real life random kid on the box . Some of these older sets were kinda 3 in 1 Creator . As for the price they were more cheaper than Lego today . You could easily buy 1 big set 2 medium sets and 3 small sets for less than 100€ . Since the 2000's it's nearly impossible since medium sets are kinda always at 70€ . I really wish that Lego could remade these older sets i'm pretty sure it would be an immediate succes since millions of nostalgic people would buy them and wear a happy smile on their face again 😊

[@markolysynchuk5264]

I'm afraid they won't ever re-do these sets. But I agree, the 1980s sets in particular were the best.

[@starttoying3782]

Awesome video. It brings back childhood memories

[@thedutchtoyhunter6981]

Yes!!!!!

[@StartBricking]

@@thedutchtoyhunter6981 Thanks!

[@teddyman2164]

14:00 Airport shuttle and Metro-liner are the masterpieces in my sight

[@StartBricking]

Great set!

[@hellotherekindsir1137]

I remember on Christmas Day 2011building this set when I was like 4 years old 25:43

[@StartBricking]

Wow.... always nice to bring back childhood memories

[@brawnyisbad8001]

I have this set too

[@markopenttinen4345]

I had the one from 15:01 got it as a xmas gift and still remember building it late in to the night.

[@StartBricking]

Nice to hear the video brought back sweet childhood memories Marco!

[@Turiargov]

Holy shit! I can't believe how many train related sets they released in 1980 alone. Also, they really stepped up their designs that year.

[@StartBricking]

Yes it's nice to see the evolution in the 80's

[@rijkemans5114]

And then this video doesn't even show the big selling point of 12v: remote controlled switches, remote controlled signals, a remote controlled railway crossing et cetera.

[@marsvandeplaneet7786]

same thought

[@MrGojira95]

We need more steam locomotives like the Emerald Night again!!! I missed my chance at getting it many years ago, and I heavily regret it since. >_

[@close2950]

Yes

[@Wreckedftfoxy]

yes not like the sucky ones ethier like european steam locomotives such as the 0-6-0 tank locomotive the one based on thomas the tank engine

[@titira1805]

I'm Ethan Aston Shannon key

[@chilpil]

The sets we need more of are the City Cargo trains, bullet trains, and especially steam trains as beautiful as the Emerald Night.

[@iugefabis]

I have emerald night steam loco and its really awesome building! Sadly I dont have it completly because I lost some pieces so it does not look as good as it does when I build it for a first time :/

[@ethribin4188]

The 9V era in the 90s (14:18-17:35) is the golden age of lego trains. Though the very early 2000s,with the western series is like... the aftermath of it,and still great. Late 12V in the 80s is the silver age. The lego trains since the 2000s are just... nostalgia remakes of the old days. Except rare sets like the hobby set, holiday train or Emerald night. And of corse the TGV (Horizon express) But thats like.... half a dozend sets over the last two decades... While before an entire decade was full of beauty and awesomness.

[@simonelcampomicciolo]

I 12 V non hanno eguali! Nettamente migliori e più completi

[@mwnciboo]

Hahaha I have that 4.5v 1966 Train...It was my Mums and she gave it to me in the late 1980's. 7735 was my 1st Non-hand-me-down train set. I had Grey rails and bright blue ones, 12v third rail was the shizz and 7745 was the greatest set ever made...i even had the lights for the train and the pylons!

[@davidhine1265]

great to see how far lego trains have come 🖒 cheers for showing us

[@StartBricking]

Thanks you David Hine!

[@jq747]

ICYWW kids.. those old school 4,5V trains carried batteries in the tender behind the engine, 3 big-ass C-sized batteries required to drive it, made the whole thing really heavy =D The tender car also has a microswitch in the bottom, so a stop flag (like @5:48) set in the tracks could trip the switch and make the train stop. Not bad for late 60's ;)

[@jackpaul1975]

29:07 I remember opening my present on Christmas, and ripping up the wrapping just to see the set that I wanted. I was only 5 but it took me a day to make it. It was one of the best sets I had.

[@StartBricking]

Cool! Always nice to bring back childhood memories :-)

[@communismoclock9958]

No. 3740 and 3742 will always remain a classic favorite due to another classic from back in the day. That classic would be the video "The trouble with trains".

[@knowklelowbody7505]

Damn. Is this what being old feels like?

[@whistlehead9876]

While the late 90s/early 2000s sets hold the most nostalgia for me, I think my favourite time period has to be the 80s sets

[@StartBricking]

Mine 2.... great Lego Train period

[@georgios.dreihardt]

29:50 For anyone wondering about the price of this, i actually own it and remember it having cost around 185 - 225€.

[@StartBricking]

Cool Mega set you own

[@countrabricksbuildcraze8916]

Wow that's cool as if you have the collection from 80 s orly 90 s. I just got started on the new one s. But had a. Denim Lego floor bag in 80 s. It be werth $$ now day s ..Lego on. If u still do

[@cpmenninga]

1:30 I remember getting set 113-2 motorized train set (us version) for Christmas some time in the 1970s. It was so exciting. I still love LEGO even though I haven’t built anything in a while.

[@StartBricking]

so grab those old lego boxes and go build and enjoy. It is so relaxing and you can experience the childhood again

[@hunorhumorzsak2726]

Im excited for future trains 😄

[@StartBricking]

Me2 Hunor! Hope Lego will be making a German Steam Locomotive Emerald Night style :-)

[@ThomMyer]

Well as a LEGO train fan my first set was the 7938 Passenger Train for Easter 2014 on Amazon for $130, until my birthday of 2015 I got the 60051 High-speed Passenger Train and got it built but I didnt get the lights for it. Brings back such good memories!

[@Thomas1980]

Great Video! Thumbs Up!

[@StartBricking]

Thanks Thomas!

[@yowzaitsame2770]

Wow... 7740 the inter city. How i remember this trainset. Love Lego

[@shdon]

7740 and 7745 will forever remain my favourites :)

[@StartBricking]

Yes, agreed! Two legendary sets

[@albertthefarmer6023]

They are true legends.

[@sabrinahacklfrenzel9520]

These are German engines lol

[@sabersz]

7938 and 7939 are part of mah damn childhood

[@paulnash4425]

I had 7740 as a child and regret selling it before I had my own children. It will always be my favourite christmas present (and Lego set)

[@Bob-bu3xc]

4:20 lego started to use Deutsche Bahn as Logo for their trains

[@Genius_at_Work]

Deutsche Bundesbahn, that's from the Days when it belonged to the Government and wasn't that crappy private company it is today.

[@friendlyneighbourhoodplatypus]

Der Bleifuss Isn’t DB state owned?

[@Blubbaization]

@@friendlyneighbourhoodplatypus no it is not anymore

[@privateerbouncher9622]

Early Lego trains were a mix between German and Danish designs, just a little fun fact :)

[@StartBricking]

Thanks... German i knew but Danish i didn't know. Hope Lego wil make a steam engine Emerald Night, German style in Black and Red.

[@ethribin4188]

I mean,those were the trains that went thtough Denmark. Duh xD

[@Cooloom]

I’m glad you also really like the emerald night, LEGO should re release it. 23:55

[@StartBricking]

Yes. did you see the new crocodile? www.brickchannel.de/post/lego-10277-das-crocodile-da-freuen-sich-die-eisenbahnfans

[@mariocar0727]

LEGO DEFINITELY should, and make more trains like it *looks at LEGO menacingly*

[@FuryTomic]

Man, the Nostalgia of seeing the Santa Fe and BNSF kits featured here reminds me of the times I got to play with it... Too bad I don’t remember what happened to them now. Probably stored away somewhere, waiting to be fixed up again.

[@StartBricking]

Hope you will find them!

[@alexeykirillin9140]

Thanks for video and for memories! The kits of 1991-1996 are from my childhood, and it was the time of the best design in all Lego's history.

[@StartBricking]

I agree! Always nice to bring back childhood memories :-)

[@TheHylianBatman]

Very informative. Makes my heart hurt for what I never had. I wanted the 2007 station so badly.

[@toytrains2013]

Wow, many thanks for this "compilation"! Awesome!

[@StartBricking]

Thanks and best regards from the Netherlands!

[@BrickSystemBros]

There was a window in the 2000's where buying any train set would have been a good investment

[@StartBricking]

Yes... The Emerald Night, Maersk Train and Horizon Express are a good investment for Example

[@3DKiwi]

This brings back memories and shows my age. I still have set 152 2 x wagons from 1966, I had set 100-2 from 1966 but the motor burnt out after a year or so. That got chucked out but I still have the wheels. Also still got the complete track set of a basic oval from this time.

[@StartBricking]

Sorry for the fact that my movie showed your age ;-P but nice to hear it brought back childhood memories! Was the same for me, making it.

[@notmuch_23]

Where there were a couple prices in Pounds Sterling, I used a UK inflation calculator to derive modern Pound Sterling price, converted that to United States Dollars, and set #7725 would cost around £263.58, or US$336.19. For comparison, the Lego City Cargo Train (set #60198) costs US$229.99, which both has more pieces AND Bluetooth control. So whoever says Lego sets have gotten more expensive needs to run the numbers, because they've actually gotten a bit cheaper!

[@StartBricking]

You've got a point :-)

[@davethewolf]

As someone who recently got back into LEGO, I'll admit, it's been a bit tough to amass the train collection I'm looking for. Want more of the old style steamers, and have been left with little choice other then buying old expensive ones. I have the newest Hogwarts Express which I love, and have it motorized, but some actual sets would be nice. Have the newest passenger train as well and the hidden side express which is a good one too if you leave off some of the hidden features. (they have some underrated sets). All and all just want a nice regular steam loco with no "featured style" on it (spooky disney winter etc). I'll even be happy with another western style one.

[@rijkemans5114]

In terms of looks and level of detail the 1980s trains can't really compete, but those are the ones that I hope to build a layout with some day. All the remote switches and signals make it just too awesome. Besides, most of them are based on real trains and you don't see that very often anymore. And then the monorails. Understandable that LEGO stopped with them since they only lost money on them, but they're so cool. I hope to pick up 6990 or 6399 one day. That, and a 1980s 12V layout have to be my biggest LEGO wishes.

[@tvattima]

Very nice video. Lego trains for me are so near and dear to my heart. I agree with others - the 1980s trains are Lego's best trains. Some of the sets earlier in the video are debatable as to whether they can sit alongside sets that "run" on Lego train tracks. Overall excellent video archive of the Lego Train roster 👍

[@StartBricking]

Thanks for you reaction Timothy. I agree the 80's models are the best train period. But the best Lego train set is the Emerald Night.

[@Duraltia]

The 6990 Monorail had some of my fondest LEGO memories... I recall getting it during Christmas when I was probably like 5 years or so and played with it in front of the chimney so pretty much a picture book scenery xD

[@StartBricking]

Nice it brought back your childhood memories :-). The Monorail is legendary

[@nizanurmalasari8915]

Emerald night is my favourite lego train

[@webplatformllc6423]

31:01 10254 Winter Holiday Train is the BEST of all time!

[@tl8b15]

No, the one at 23:02

[@Jonsonsan]

sent this video to the LEGO management!

[@StartBricking]

LoL, thanks for the compliment!

[@Carbon6661]

Awesome video. Found my first set 7715.

[@root42]

7720 was my train as a little kid. Loved it. The blue carriage contained the batteries. Was rather clever design.

[@Fish_Feet]

I just started to get into the train side of LEGO, and it’s exiting to see all of the possibilities!

[@zzodr]

I had 171 from 1972. Came in a nice moulded styrofoam box you could put all the assembled cars in if you wanted to take it somewhere.

[@StartBricking]

The packing was great that period

[@BrandonHanson]

Terrific video. This brings so many smiles to my face in having a few of these sets. During the remote 9 Volt series (90's-00's) to connect to the tracks.

[@StartBricking]

Thanks you so much!!!! The 9v period were the best Lego train years! Happy to bring a smile to your face with this video. :-)

[@BrandonHanson]

@@StartBricking You bet, and keep it up. :)

[@NomadicSociety]

wow thanks for all your time spent to do this!:)

[@StartBricking]

Wow... thanks for all your time to watch my video ;-) and best wishes for 2020

[@noahpierson440]

17:25. literally my childhood. I loved that thing so much, my family had to hide it because I was so obsessed with it.

[@domino6461]

How ole are you?

[@usmanmuhammed8897]

Great toys of Lego I have.

[@gordospeti]

The 9-volt system with its metal tracks was the best! I still don't understand why it got discontinued in 2007! To me 4563 released in 1991 is still the best design!

[@StartBricking]

I agree!

[@countrabricksbuildcraze8916]

Cas it wasent all Lego. Now it. S only Lego ..an metal pin s in part s to hold together magnet s to connect the cart an caridge s ..

[@simonelcampomicciolo]

12v the best evere made

[@angelawood8999]

14:43 our first sight of emmet

[@RefrigeratedWaffles2]

It goes from prices of $20 for an entire set to $200 for an entire set today

[@TR41NZ]

nobody: me: watches a 35 min vid about Lego trains BTW i love lego trains and love the vid i actually have the Thatcher Perkins locomotive from 76 i sadly took it apart it was so painful to take it apart as it was such a cool set update: i now have the lego train set 60197

[@StartBricking]

Thanks for watching! Appreciate it!

[@TR41NZ]

@@luchethegreat3482 it had a lot of bricks that i could use

[@TrainfanFallaver]

Which one is 60197

[@TR41NZ]

@@TrainfanFallaver the 2018 passenger train

[@countrabricksbuildcraze8916]

Cool as. I just got started on geting Lego train s. Plus.

[@Techno-Universal]

9:49 I actually have a close friend in RL who has parents that grew up in Germany but immigrated to Australia in the 90s and his mother had a massive LEGO collection she built up in the 70s and 80s so she pretty much purchased this exact passenger train set brand new back in 1981 when it was first released! It was more recently brought to their home in Australia more recently after a trip to Germany to visit their family after it was sitting in the attic for over two decades and me and my friend are still able to play with it as it still works well today almost 40 years later! :)

[@joelchoe7272]

60051 and 60052 are straight from my childhood ;)

[@peternemeth9283]

60052

[@Blackkeysfan86]

It’s crazy how much they evolve in the late 80s early 90s. Even crazier it took until 2016 to get the classic locomotive (Holiday here) I will always think of when I think of trains. And if they are doing real to life ones they might as well do a classic Union Pacific yellow Diesel engine!

[@Takedownairsoft1]

Now that’s alotta dama- ... TRAINS!

[@StartBricking]

LoL

[@mariocar0727]

I think I know what you were about to say there but I can’t quite put my finger on it

[@klemmsteinde1832]

Nice Video

[@StartBricking]

Thanks!

[@JohnNack]

My dad had 7722 when he was a kid and I recently rebuilt it!

[@astrobatics7952]

Brings back the memorys of when lego was truly amazing look how happy some of those kids look in thouse photos great video tho.

[@StartBricking]

Thanks. Always nice to bring back childhood memories :-)

[@ViehDEO]

I miss the 31054 from 2017. By the way, nice slideshow.

[@StartBricking]

Thanks.... Oeps.... i think i overlooked the 31054... because it's so small ;-S

[@t65bx25]

I think of it as 31015 MK2, lol.

[@shakz86]

The best trains were released in the 80s and 90s. I find the modern sets too bulky.

[@StartBricking]

Those years were definitely great for Lego trains

[@mightychicken7774]

I agree, but the holiday train sets are really good. The Creator sets seem to be made by the kids (us) who grew up with the ones from the 80s and 90s, because they are starting to feel like they did back then. The Creator sets are fantastic in my opinion.

[@paxhumana2015]

I find your comments too whiny, shakz86.

[@MartijnVos]

To me the 1980s were the golden age of Lego, but maybe it feels that way because I was a kid then. Still, the modern freight train set is also really nice.

[@matsv201]

Generally I think all lego models got just bulkier and harder to build in the mid 00. It took the fun out of it. I still think it's worse than it was mid 90.. well designed, looked sort of like the real deal, and was fast and easy to build. Bulding some models to day is almost like going to work

[@LCdrDerrick]

Awwwww! Childhood memories, precious childhood wintertime and christmas memories! It wasn't all that bad! I was a Lego boy!

[@MatSpeedle]

Getting the 7735 set for Christmas is one of my Earliest childhood memories, I would have been about 3, Still got it and it still looks great :)

[@StartBricking]

Cool... childhood memories

[@countrabricksbuildcraze8916]

Wow that s tottaly cool. I all ways bean interested in steam train had one in 80 s it even has smock cumeing out top. An frunt light. Was amazing. But. Thoe s trains never Sean another one same. But thoes train set up $$$ n lots of time building land scape plus. With Lego. Track s are endless joining make a track from one side of country to the other

I wish LEGO would do some smaller rail sets,like individual Passenger and Freight Cars,Rail Bridges,Track Elevation packs and the like.

[@StartBricking]

Totally agree!

[@roelvandervelde8022]

omg we got a lot of this old stuff still at my grandparents, did not know it was that old!

[@StartBricking]

Cool #childhoodmemories

[@tpmiranda]

4532 was my very first set! That takes me back...

[@JesseKraal]

Nice video, but Lego 112 is missing, first electric Lego train. It's basically only the loc from set 113.

[@StartBricking]

Thanks. I will ad it when i will make an update in 2020!

[@StopMotionStories]

Super video 👍 super idea 🙂

[@manpower8483]

21:55 The Lego Train and the Real one are different. The Lego Train looks like a GP38-2 and the Real Photo shows us a Dash 9-44CW

[@SteineChef]

Emerald Night!!!🙏🥰☺️

[@vacval2362]

I have Emerald Night and i love it.

[@isaiah_b_3798]

I have two sets of 10132, one opened that I play with my grandchildren(they love it) and one still sealed and new in the box. I'm afraid to open the second one. Great set, lots of fun.

[@soumitradasgupta406]

Awesome.

[@StartBricking]

Thanks! :-)

[@wilhelmdenninghaus421]

I had my first train ever - a LEGO one for X-mas 1966. I also had the big trucks too. Never seen them since then. Where are they left? I'd like to show them to my kids.

[@StartBricking]

Hope you will find those trains for your kids Wilhelm, and that they also bring back childhood memories ;-P! Best regards from the Netherlands

[@wilhelmdenninghaus421]

@@StartBrickingHallo buurman, Ik zou veel liever de oude LEGO vrachtwagens weer zien....

[@StartBricking]

@@wilhelmdenninghaus421 Hoi Buurman, staan ook nog op mijn lijst... Alle Lego Technic Vrachtwagens :-) Nog zo veel filmpjes te maken...... ;-S

[@NorthWay_no]

I feel lucky to have a 723; I think it had been gathering dust in some forgotten backroom storage when they suddenly found it in the early 80s and it was actually on discount sale when I bought it!

[@quinnsimpson2302]

So happy that I have the Emerald knight!

[@FlypFlap91]

You sure do like the Santa Fe Super Chief set ;)

[@StartBricking]

Yes i do :-)

[@chumgalaxyaltk3723]

Do a boat version of this Edit: thanks for the heart

[@StartBricking]

LoL... already working on that.... And a motorcycle version is almost finished. Thanks for you suggestion and best regards from the Netherlands

[@chumgalaxyaltk3723]

Thanks and love from cz

[@chumgalaxyaltk3723]

And do you do stuff like Lego builds and events if yes try to build a titanic

[@hovermotion]

Fantastic edit...

[@StartBricking]

Thanks👊🏻

[@pearsooo6972]

That's cool

[@StartBricking]

Thanks Michael! Best regards from the Netherlands

[@pearsooo6972]

@@StartBricking ur welcome

[@lazydragon2551]

Now I want my own Lego train.

[@StartBricking]

Which one?

[@doglover334]

I have the 2018 cargo train, and I just back-ordered the 2018 passenger train maybe an hour ago

[@StartBricking]

Cool, have a lot of fun building it

[@doglover334]

@@StartBricking Ok thanks

[@ItzzzBeamo]

I still feel so lucky to have the Emerald Night. It's such a nice set.

[@caderamsey8878]

22:01 obviously that’s not the real locomotive. that’s a whole completely different model

[@TrueConscript]

I remember some of these on store shelves ;(

[@StartBricking]

...... along time ago :-)

[@lenyvandenheuvel2980]

Please make an Emerald Night loc in German style

[@legosteveb]

FYI - The 2006 trains are not Power Fuctions. They are known as the Battery Train system.

[@StartBricking]

Thanks! will change that next update

[@ryanbrink2755]

Can you do airplanes over the years? Or is there not enough of them yet

[@StartBricking]

I have planes in my want to make list👊🏻👍🏻

[@marijemusters5525]

Superb

[@StartBricking]

Altijd!

[@shortcatz]

they need to release more steam trains

[@StartBricking]

Totally agree!!!!!

[@mariocar0727]

Damn right they do, it’s all diesels, well nowadays it is

[@disorted1521]

I love lego trains

[@StartBricking]

Who doesn't :-P

[@vjekoslavcvetnic7500]

6:42 my train! Still somewhere saved in the boxes.

[@StartBricking]

Unbox it!!!! :-)

[@Austinniya.]

_1x - 111 = Starter train set without motor. _2x - 112 = Locomotive with motor. _1x - 113 = Motorized train set. _1x - 114 = Small train set. _1x - 117 = Locomotive without motor. _1x - 123 = Passenger coach. _2x - 124 = Goods wagon. _1x - 125 = Tipper wagon. _1x - 128 = Crane ..............[version 1] _1x - 128 = Crane...............[version 2] _1x - 131 = Passenger coach. _1x - 136 = Tanker wagon. _1x - 138 = Electronic train w/whistle [forwards only] _1x - 146 = Level crossing - [not added to quantity/total] _1x - 147 = Refrigerated car with forklift. _1x - 153 = Large train wagon. _1x - 157 = Automatic direction changer. _1x - 161 = Battery wagon with signal and direction changer. _1x - 163 = Cargo wagon... [4 in 1] _3x - 170 = Push along play train. _5x - 171 = Complete train set without motor. _2x - 180 = Train with 5 wagons and circle of track. _2x - 181 = Complete train set with motor, signals and switch. _4x - 182 = Train set with signal. _1x - 183 = Complete train set with motor and signal. _3x - 7710 = Push-along passenger steam train _1x - 7720 = Diesel freight train set, battery. _2x - 7722 = Steam cargo train, battery. _1x - 720 = Train with 12v electric motor. _1x - 723 = Diesel locomotive with DB sticker. _1x - 7745 = High speed city express passenger train. _2x - 4511 = High speed train. _1x - 4512 = Cargo train. _1x - 4559 = Cargo railway ... [nn: bumble bee] _5x - 7897 = Passenger train + 1 extra m/car [both couplings versions] _2x - 7898 = Cargo train deluxe. [both couplings versions] _4x - 7938 = Passenger train + 1 extra m/car. _1x - 7939 = Cargo train. _3x - 7996 = Double crossover track [not added to quantity / total] _1x - 60050 = Station [MISB] - [not added to quantity / total] _1x - 60051 = High speed passenger train + 3 extra m/cars. _1x - 60052 = Cargo train. _1x - 60098 = Heavy haul train + 1 extra helicopter w/flat wagon. _2x - 60197 = Passenger train. _1x - 60198 = Cargo train. _4x - 4708 = Hogwarts express [version 1] _4x - 4758 = Hogwarts express [version 2] _2x - 4841 = Hogwarts express [version 3] 13x - 4855 = Spider-man's train rescue. _3x - 7591 = Western train chase...[Toy Story 3] _2x - 9467 = The ghost train....[Monster Fighters] _1x - 10020 = Santa Fe Super Chief [not the limited edition] _1x - 10173 = Holiday train. _1x - 10194 = Emerald night. _1x - 10219 = Maersk container train. _2x - 10233 = Horizon express. _3x - 10254 = Winter holiday train. _1x - 10597 = Mickey & Minnie Birthday Parade ..[Duplo] _2x - 79111 = Constitution train chase..[The Lone Ranger] _1x - 70424 - Hidden Side train.

[@StartBricking]

Wow... you have a gigantic barn? Cool collection

[@Austinniya.]

@@StartBricking - will be converting a 16x32ft garage into a brick train layout. My list doesn't include the 150+ chinese brick train sets from different brands I get from Aliexpress, eBay, Facebook, and local businesses.

[@StartBricking]

@@Austinniya. Wow impressive collection. I wish i had a big garage for my trains.....

[@GraemePryce1978]

Great to see some of the old sets, but I'm afraid I couldn't sit through over half an hour of royalty free stock muzak.

[@StartBricking]

Sorry for the music? Any sugestions?

[@GraemePryce1978]

@@StartBricking Don't apologise, it was still good! I just watched some of it on silent when I realised there was no commentary! Loads of good info though and great research and pictures. I'll be likely to put it on again sometime soon as well. I had a lot of lego as a kid in the 80's but I never got a lego train. Sigh . . . lol