I Got The WORST Lego Train

[@averageplanecrazyenjoyer6453]

1. All of them runs on batteries 2. This train is the first city passenger train without a mold nose 3. And this train has the biggest cars that could be used for freight trains too This is the best city passenger train ever imo

[@eisenbahnerharthausen]

No! The Lego 7938 regional train had a brickbuilt nose, too. 😊

[@averageplanecrazyenjoyer6453]

@@eisenbahnerharthausen oh yes you are right i remembered that one as a mold for a moment

[@SilentSamurai73]

Most of the passenger trains use molds, all of the freight trains use brick built noses

[@averageplanecrazyenjoyer6453]

@@SilentSamurai73 i mentioned passenger trains not freight trains

[@SilentSamurai73]

@@averageplanecrazyenjoyer6453 mb

[@Xerpocalypse_]

Looks a bit like they partly modeled this one after a Japanese Shinkansen. The faster models tend to have longer noses that are shaped to reduce the 'sonic boom' that happens when the lead car enters or exits a tunnel. Engineers apparently studied species of kingfisher birds to help develop the shape. The split in the front curve of the nose also emulates the real thing, since there is an aerodynamic cover that splits in two to reveal the coupler. Even still, I think Lego could have done a better job of emulating the shape but that's probably why they look the way they do.

[@SwitchbackSylveon]

It also reminds me a bit of the Spanish Talgo trains which also have a bit of a weird nose

[@InventorZahran]

The studs on the roof are there so you can pose minifigures for a train-top battle!

[@mariken9178]

Ye probably cool for a stop motion!

[@laikku9242]

I have batman walking on mine

[@Loraxv-9]

@@laikku9242I have spider man doing the griddy 😂

[@denyfixe1000]

Spider-Man Vs Doc Ock

[@DZstudios.]

There are some questionable decisions here, but hey at least the doors open

[@hyvantruong98]

yes

[@augustf5439]

i agree 👍

[@henryparker8980]

100% true this man needs help

[@Jakob_732]

Finally after a million other trains without doors

[@rrss8738]

Doors??? 😂😂😂 These doors are horrible 🤮🤮🤮

[@landsfadern]

25% building. 75% complaining.

[@JohnWilczewski]

No

[@BattleshipOrion]

@@JohnWilczewski Ja.

[@Legobricksaviation]

Yes

[@Legobricksaviation]

Yes

[@TheScienceNerd100]

Feel like that is becoming the norm for Lego channels that are reviewing sets. Its complaining about studs showing, stickers, and piece count per price. And all their solutions would just make the price go up do to increased pieces, increase molds, increasing pad printing usage. None of which stops me from buying Legos, I enjoy stickers, and studs make it feel more like a Lego set than a normal model.

[@lnfinyx]

Dude i can really tell you haven't ever had a single train after the 9v era cuz trains have always had batteries, they've always had that easily accessible compartment, etc.

[@gamerboyofficalyt]

I can also tell he's making pointless excuses and complaints, like complaining about the train breaking sound (which is really neat) when you could just turn your volume off :| Or the battery thing, as many people have said all lego trains (Aside from the special 9 volt era) have had batteries its nothing new

[@poweraffirmations6683]

why did you make fun of the train you made the train so sad

[@Iatefivehomelesspeople-g2f]

It just look like a bullet train :(

[@GDBlaze]

Trains dont have feelings, unless ur talking to thomas the tank engine

[@MSMFurcorn22]

@@GDBlazeyou know this was a joke,right?

[@GDBlaze]

@@MSMFurcorn22 yeah?

[@kylem2012]

Exactly

[@ZergSmasher]

That's a neat train, but sheesh it costs a lot! I'd have to buy two of them because it doesn't look quite right with just the one (real high speed trains have a loco at each end).

[@ProduccionesVAFY]

I have an idea: try replacing the "Power Up" parts with the 9 volt ones, to see how it works.

[@scottholcomb1190]

I really like this train, it looks great with two sets together for a full 6 car length.

[@gameboy1984]

About the batteries. you said they should make them rechargeable. They do make rechargeable AAAs you can get them anywhere.

[@brickstudiosYT]

Yeah, but a port on the battery box would be much easier.

[@FerroEquus-262]

Rechargeable batteries don't last long, better have extra ones on hand.

[@benjaminleghart8786]

Honestly this is one of my favorite train designs that Lego has put out, especially in recent years. Absolutely love that it draws inspiration from the Shinkansens with the angular design of the engine car, and its a very good color scheme as well. Also, you can easily take all those tracks out of the stack by pulling on the bottom-most rail, the one that has the base of the poles visible! I learned that trick after buying a second one to have a full-length train and create a track that runs around the floor of my bedroom...

[@rrss8738]

Hahaha. This looks like shinkansen for you?😂😂😂 This looks like chinese fake shinkansen😂🤮 Its absolutely worst train lego ever made

Don't keep waving what you want to show to the camera!

[@Sans_awakened]

That’s not bad 😡😭I have that one 😢you maked me sad😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@Sans_awakened]

And not ugly

[@Sidewalk988]

Get over it it's his opinion

[@Blueyfan61YT]

I have that one in the vid and its beautiful im happy that i have it

[@rensellvalencia7179]

it is and its the opinion of alot of people

[@Blueyfan61YT]

@@rensellvalencia7179 oh well it's their problem i like my lego train they don't have a true train brain like me and others

[@kelvinlefebvre9256]

Bro hate trains💀

[@Boeing737-dy5veLEGOS]

wdym?

[@funneldude524]

I like trains 😐

[@clouddroutYt]

You can use the track connectors to be train stoppers. Really hard to budge it open with a train (I couldn't do it with max power). Also, fun fact: You can change the controller's color by clicking on the train button.

[@lostsheep2640]

The squeeking noise when it stops are the breaks. Real trains sound like that. Awesome build

[@jasonnikolic]

It actually seemed like you really liked it! And thanks for showing the programming side I had no idea! I'm gonna have to try it. I agree the nose looks bad but overall it's one of the best, the tinted windows are great. The extra straight tracks I believe are because the train is advertised as being fast and a single loop would derail at max speed - it can still derail even with the full set. The curves on the edges aren't good enough for the carriages not touching btw, if you try elevate any track build with a turn they will touch each other. Try get energizer rechargeable AAA's, I did just for these sets and I tested them vs dispensable premium Duracell AAA and they measured up well, max speed is still reached even with the slightly less voltage.

[@gameboy1984]

Bluetooth has a range of 33 ft. Why would you ever be more than that away from the Train...

[@brickstudiosYT]

You never know, some people have huge layouts. Most people wouldn't need to worry about it though 😂

[@RaymondReddington-et3un]

You can actually buy battery chargers online for those kinds of batteries

[@_LLevi_]

i don’t think this is the worst, far from it. i like how the designers built the front with normal pieces instead of using one big piece like they have done on many other city trains. cant argue with the battery part, 9v area was superior

[@Claughton.2024]

old: good new: bad is that what you're trying to imply?

[@LivingRetirement]

Another fact that is not good about having batteries is that they all too often just are leaky and destroy the box.

[@armengabriel]

I'm not the biggest lego collector, but I do since 10 years already, and ALL THE trains came with batteries... really bro? wanted more comments?

[@XouZ88]

The powered tracks had issues because you had to build a close loop and avoid shortcuts while laying tracks, that's why they moved back to battery powered trains. But when the tracks was powered you still could battery power the trains if you wanted to, but then without control. Also the powered tracks kind of degrade over time making it harder to make a complete circuit between the tracks.

[@JordonRogers-i6d]

No it's not ugly I like it❤ How could you say it's ugly What's wrong with you!!???🤬😡👎🖕 I love the train❤😁👍

[@liamcain1049]

It's called an... ✨OPINION✨

[@eel864]

@@liamcain1049lol

[@Lexi_is_good]

3:11 it’s a kids toy What are you a kid?

[@FerroEquus-262]

I'm just grateful that LEGO still makes trains, still miss 9V though. It could be much, much worse.

[@TedA-qd4qo]

Rechargeable battery's would be good and convenient but they use I lot of colbult witch is very bad for the environment when it gets minded. Great video though

[@radbot1]

I do think the 9 v system is much better because of not having batteries go flat every few hours. But they could have the best of both worlds, bring back 9v powered track with the big yellow dial that plugs into the wall, but with either an integrated DCC system or Bluetooth to send control signals to any number of trains. But still, even if they chose not to do that I still much prefer the 9v system with it's big control dial and infinite full power. Batteries suck!

[@marilynbaumann3789]

It's my mum's phone and it's not a ugly train it's the coolest train of ever seen in my life plus there's so much are speed on it like any train ever had I can keep going you know like this is the coolest train it's so dynamic that has two whole carts like how many cards can a train have I don't know

[@anhdang2769]

100% agree with you, this train is the worst train in lego passenger train line, in Vietnam, they sold it with 40% sale off but it don';t matter, the original price also overpriced

[@pichu766]

I actually think the ability to use replaceable AAA batteries is probably better for the environment assuming users use replaceable batteries. Having user replaceable batteries makes it easier to keep the rest of the product working for longer. Convenience does degrade by using AAA but it’s kind of like the Xbox vs PlayStation controller debate.

[@gkline8288]

Almost nobody ever uses rechargeable batteries.... so they hit the dump 90-% of the time. 9v is a hundred times more green than any other type of modern Lego trains. Plus very versatile and can be used with PF motors and Blue-Tooth if wired right. No need to replace batteries is more affordable to enjoy it!

[@brandoncarew2762]

this is lego trying to be futuristic but failing miserably😂

[@EDUARDROCK96_HDY]

I speed run this train and build it in 60 minutes 💀

[@Glotttis]

Imagine not knowing Eneloops exist.

[@CasperInkyMagoo]

Imagine not knowing how battery chemistries work.

[@richardakajazzyamx9690]

Honestly, one experiment I want to do is combining remote control systems and the 9v system. There's a guy (also on KZbin) called Bevin's Bricks, and he sells metal wheeled power pickup accessories with Power Functions wire attachments. It's a possibility, not sure if it'll work, but I may be able to set something up that has the metal wheels to draw power from the track into the engine, and have some sort of switch similar to the Powered Up battery box/hub that pairs with the controller to only let the power slow when I press the controller buttons.

[@heatherc1893]

the reason why the front of the train looks weird its one of the new Japanese high speed train the reason why there built like that because its aerodynamic so it can go up to 200mph

[@josephj807]

Yea

[@NickLavic]

You can easily convert plastic tracks to 9V track with some 1/4 inch copper foil tape. Also, rechargeable AAA batteries do exist and I recommend you get some. I think using AAA batteries is better than a proprietary rechargeable battery because if Lego stopped making/selling them, then you'd still be able to easily find compatible batteries. All the different systems have their advantages and disadvantages, but my personal favorite is Power Functions followed by 9V then Powered Up. I dislike how Lego didn't make Powered Up easily backwards compatible with Power Functions. Their official solution is to use a Powered Up Hub connected to a Powered Up Color & Distance Sensor to send signals to Power Functions IR Receiver connected to a Power Functions Battery Box, which means you have to use even more batteries. 🤦‍♂

[@BattleshipOrion]

Bro, can you complain less? It's a decent set for those of us who want/own it. In the words of a famous outlaw: "Keep your opinions to your self"

[@rrss8738]

Because what? U dont like it, dont watch it, simple! This train is worst train lego ever made.

[@jokevanderheijden6154]

Bro this the best train that iron rail train is stupid

[@Ro11oTomasi]

really clickbaity and negative title with incorrect info earn that dislike

[@Nats.Plays.Games1703]

I love this train

[@nicholasguide]

Me too

[@nicholasguide]

That my dream lego train

[@HaydenFish-o2j]

I also love trains, but not as much as airplane

[@gamerboyofficalyt]

Its a pretty decent little set, prices is a bit steep, but at least lego still makes trains

[@PresidentEarth]

The Lego train i have since ages had the batteries make the metal rust and break inside the battery pack thing of the train. I messaged them and they were nice enough to send another free one (tho they did ask a lot of questions and photo proofs) Ngl i didn't expect them to send me a new one for free since it was my fault for letting the batteries inside it

[@gkline8288]

The nose won't work on our tunnels but it does look like some High-speed trains do. That said, I still think Lego should go back to 9v but marry it to Blue-Tooth for the best overall performance. Lego likes to say they are going green.... but thousands of batteries in dumps says different. 9v is still my favorite system and it is a green system. They can always have track made in different countries to make them affordable like they already do with some other pieces like Legs for some minifigures. 9v with Blue-tooth would give us the functionality of the old 12v but with a lot more power. You can even use 9v motors to power PF-motors if they go back to the old way of making connectors match. The best of every Lego Train functions. Lionel and tons of regular Train ppl make money every year.... lego needs to stop thinking tinker-toy and start thinking Model Training to make this really take off. They could even have model trains running around the upper ceiling of their stores for kids to get excited about trains!!!

[@AhilanKonar]

Lego even tells you to dispose those pins that was on the track in the instructions, but you shouldn't because they're good to storing the tracks.

[@shaymichael10]

This guy never had a train every single Lego train has batteries

[@danifalkjensen]

lookup 'lego 9v train' dumbass

[@pugtrainmaster5326]

Disagree the new Lego City Powerd Up works much better than both 9v and power functions in practice but has its flaws 9v you do need a lot of power stations to keep a big layout supplied power functions you have to be directly on top of it. The set itself is solid first time in a long while lego made a brick-built cab design and I would only make one or two small changes to the coaches. You can combine 9v and power functions I took my own train small steam engine and tender and gave it Powerd Up lights and motor it has a controller and works very well on big layouts i use rechargeable batteries for saving money

[@scottthewaterwarrior]

The doors on mine don't stay closed, every time the train goes around a corner they swing open! The Powered Up Bluetooth also has problems in crowded environments (like model train shows) as all the interference from other people's phones reduces the range to only a couple feet! Power Functions had its issues too, requiring line of sight and limited range, but at least the trains didn't stop if they lost connection.

[@erickraus1305]

Gotta say I actually really like the nose design hahah

[@brickstudiosYT]

Well we all have our own opinions 😂

[@czerwonenagorze]

0:43 no. There was a Remote Control system with black pilot with yellow buttons

[@Marksfansandthings]

bring back 9volt

[@NicolasMiari]

You can push the pins that hold the track stacks together from the top track.

[@ArticSpy]

I got 4 Lego trains in the past 1,5 year and actually liked this one (the 60336 is still the best). The last train I got was the 60197... didn't really like that one, boring build.

[@mrseth1379]

bro i got that train

[@FoxyTHEWolf8383]

Same mate, how do they call it? Ugly? I actually like the nose.

[@FoxyTHEWolf8383]

It’s a Japanese bullet train

[@kylelopez629]

In my opinion, the train is good

[@dylanwhite3383]

With the same green 2022 Lego passenger train i changed my to a red color the same way Mini fig jez did in one of his videos since the large front slope pieces only come in 3 colors currently

[@nikothetrainguy]

I also happen to dislike this train quite a bit, but for different reasons. Mainly, it has, yet again, no second 'loco' (steering unit) which makes it very unrealistic. I very much preffer the old 2014 and 2010 trains with one coach but the two steering units. As for the common critisisim of the fact the new trains include batteries, I happen to like that quite a lot, since it allows for operating multiple trains on one track at the same time, which is more fun! But yes, it does mean the locos have to be bigger to fit the batteries, which sucks Great video, cheers! Also yeah, the design of this set isn't the greatest either

[@jayspeer]

I actually think that having a single locomotive is a plus. You can buy two and combine them into a single long realistic train. Having two locos and one wagon is making this process a lot harder.

[@nikothetrainguy]

@jayspeer That’s very true, but Lego sets these days are very expensive anyway, and two entire train sets with all that track and electronics would be pricey...

[@chinesechicken20]

I had the first lego train. It was around 1968. I loved it but this one is much better.

[@barrettdamatogivemeavegotr1096]

it came out in 2022 and I have it and it’s not trash like you are

[@holycow2013]

Don’t they all run off battery’s?

[@holycow2013]

Well all the Morden ones

[@brickstudiosYT]

Yeah, all the modern ones do, but back in the day they made ones that plugged right into the wall and didn't use any batteries.

[@josephj807]

@@brickstudiosYTdang

[@BrickMasterPoland]

@@brickstudiosYTactully the 4,5v runned on batteries and its a series from 60-80

[@brickstudiosYT]

@@BrickMasterPoland Yeah, the very first powered Lego trains used batteries

[@johnwalmsley3996]

I so disagree with you because I have it and it is such A good train. I love it. I always play with it. And I love the carts.

[@brickstudiosYT]

We all have our own opinions and it's great that you love it!

[@Steamgames2006]

I will say, my first lego train was lego set 60052 which have the old lego batterie powered motors, i love it today that train is kind of abandoned in a shelf but man, that train gave me the fun of my life for around 5 years

[@JanHenk-k1b]

Although the batteries are a big con, the powered up system does have alot of pro's. You are litteraly getting the DCC equivalent of Lego trains: you can drive multiple trains at different speeds on your layout.

[@Leostrains3561]

0:47 wait until you see 12v even though I don't have any 12v trains I've seen videos of it and It sounds great not only that the trains look great. Even though it will probably cost you an arm and a leg it will probably be worth the cost. And also you are able to make alternative models if you don't like the main model.

[@chrisgamecave]

Recently I had gotten the technic garbage truck an it was missing the sticker sheet lol... had to order one from lego. Edit: It appears the train runs on 9 volts and each battery is 1.5 volts. Also the remote appears to be 6 volts.

[@Ro11oTomasi]

just make your lego review and don't pretend you hate it to get views.

[@HammaadMohammed]

That train's nose is better than you're

[@seankiller0112]

9:08 GO Transit (A commuter rail in Toronto) has trains in lime green colors

[@HaydenFish-o2j]

6:36 Lego doesn’t need to have a f*** metal bar! The damage that u showed is unfortunate because Lego f***ed this up.

[@Kasperbjerby]

I think you are kinda forgetting that lego is for kids, having power in the rails does not combine that well with kids 🤗

[@brickstudiosYT]

Yeah, but they had safety features to not shock kids.

[@CasperInkyMagoo]

You clearly have no idea what you’re talking about. Do you think 9 volts at Lego train amperage is going to hurt a person?

[@matthiasjagdm3949]

Only thing i don't like is the green colour(would prefer the acid green to have been dark blue with that green as accent/line or better dark red) and the price

[@markeast74]

personally even though this train is great ,well for me anyway, its got the nose problem its not the curved pieces and angle or what not but its the windshield piece they used I think it would've been better if they made a new mod so it would align with the side of the nose front, but thats just my opinion.

[@DIYglenn]

I like the possibilities Pybricks adds to the new hub. Especially since you can also send packets to non-LEGO micropython controllers. This means being able to automatically control rail crossings etc. from the train's position.

[@neilrusling-je6zo]

found it for 114.99 on sale at Walmart, what yer think, should I get it? Also they have the three star wars display sets Tantive IV and Falcon 75375 with 30% off but they still seem real expensive considering the size is so small, but the Tantive with 654 and Falcon 921 pieces??? They must be REALLY SMALL pieces to get those piece counts at this size.

[@brickstudiosYT]

The train definitely sounds worth it at that price, that's almost half off! The Star Wars sets depend on how much you want them 😅

[@neilrusling-je6zo]

@@brickstudiosYT I got it...its so good im getting another two so I can motorize my BNSF and santa fe that I never got motors for, cant say im impressed with the new no axel wheels though. 9volt maybe a "better" system but it killed Lego trains because it was so so expensive, cost a fortune for a mid sized track. I had the cash back then and even I could not justify the amount you had to spend for a tiny track. There is another timeline where Lego decided to throw in 3X more track in the box and charge half as much and EVERYONE has a great 9volt setup and trains rule the planet...unfortunately we do not live in that timeline. didnt bother with the star wars stuff, I now hate star wars after this last tv show I saw...and I thought book of boba fett was bad, come back boba, all is forgiven!...Its now trains all the way.

[@nathank6186]

Great train but the colour scheme is horrendous. If I ever get it I’ll definitely change the colours

[@MrYtp12]

I have 3 of legos older trains, can’t say this one’s my favorite when it comes to price and design

[@AWESOM3KAR]

Correction: It came out in 2022.

[@brickstudiosYT]

Thanks for correcting me!

[@yurrien8305]

the poles that come on the tracks u can use them to make a fence bcs they are as thic as any pole

[@Bigi8465]

Hey I have Lego powered up and it's pretty good, one time I built a biped walker and the coding is easy you can also build stair climbers , the only thing that's not good is that there is only 2 ports when there is space for 4 ports.

[@denyfixe1000]

18:29 aaaahh GTA San Andreas memories... hahaha

[@AngelAdrian-sk3fy]

That is a Lego Japanese train.

[@Iatefivehomelesspeople-g2f]

It look like it

[@edoardom3677]

I love this train! And it looks like a counterpart to 10233

[@denyfixe1000]

It's incredible how many people here in the comments criticize the guy just because he gave his opinion on the PROS AND CONS of the LEGO, and you can see that most of these comments are from children taking offense hahaha of course, the toy is for children too, but the video is very well explained for all ages (and this set reaches all audiences)

[@gamerboyofficalyt]

And were expressing our opinions on his opinions, so what exactly were you complaining about?

[@staomruel]

I got this one right after i bought the freight train (my first powered Lego) I love this stuff, cars and trains look awesome and everything is easily accessible. Got a couple of nice minifigures with both sets as well.

[@HaydenFish-o2j]

I respect ur opinion, but I absolutely love the nose cuz it looks like a Shinkansen E5 or other trains that look like it.

[@WTHAZZAreal]

the batteries are fine my yellow train got me through power outages through a cyclone that lasted almost 2 days

[@brickstudiosYT]

I never thought about that! I guess batteries can be good if you don't have any power!

[@CaptainBunny-c4b]

It’s not that gross to me it just doesent matter what the front looks like

[@GDBlaze]

I mean if you are displaying it, then it kind of does matter. But we all have different tastes and i personally like the train

[@mikaxms]

If you have the money the 'Keybrick One' (third party) is a drop-in rechargeable battery for the Powered Up hub.

[@super_games_and_lego]

I use rechargeable AAA batteries, for all my trains , rechargeable batteries work in this train too

[@JordonRogers-i6d]

I'm just sorry😢 I will subscribe but there's a problem it won't let me

[@brickstudiosYT]

You should try it now 😉

[@jessicajamal5692]

subway surfer looking ahh train

[@JordonRogers-i6d]

I don't know if I could subscribe❤😢??!!

[@brickstudiosYT]

You can!

[@AhilanKonar]

This train set is a type of european train.

[@SignalMan9292]

I use rechargeable batteries in the train. The controller batteries last forever.

[@darrell3260]

i have a lego train with no way to get to the battery box without having to take apart the entire front part of the train

[@janbenus8363]

I thing next evolution RC trains will be Wi-fi, i dont know how much wi-fi take then bluetooth, but Wi-fi gets new revision, long distance, small power usage (dont drain phone batery too quickly). But when we get Wi-fi or betther solution for motors or batery box is in the stars. RC Tracks are basic, only 1 inresting part is retaired and second hand market cost 1 kidney.

[@jacquelynillguth9352]

Leto should have given more track for that very large train. The track look very small for the train size.

[@InventorZahran]

This is more track than any other Lego train set has included. Usually we're only given a circle or small oval...

[@brickstudiosYT]

@@InventorZahran Yeah, this set does come with more tracks than usual, but it's still not that much 😂

[@rascallygoose4926]

Biggest flaws this set has are the carriage designs and the nose to body ratio on the locomotive

[@locomotion.channel]

Every Lego train runs on batteries how was not bad

[@brickstudiosYT]

I just prefer being able to plug them into the wall rather than running on batteries.