Cool! Has Lego ever made a maintenance truck with rail wheels to go on the tracks? If not, I suppose we could make one. saw one on my local tracks this week and thought it was kinda neat.
They have I think with a train crossing set. I have some forklifts that have that feature and it’s fun to put them on the tracks. They are very cool in person too!
That's clearly a helicopter windscreen. I mean, like 95% of all sets uses it for a heli, so how else to call it? :) Maybe 4-step angled windscreen 4x4x4 1/3 with cutout :)
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Cool! Has Lego ever made a maintenance truck with rail wheels to go on the tracks? If not, I suppose we could make one. saw one on my local tracks this week and thought it was kinda neat.
actually the same year they did the first: 4546.
They have I think with a train crossing set. I have some forklifts that have that feature and it’s fun to put them on the tracks. They are very cool in person too!
That's clearly a helicopter windscreen. I mean, like 95% of all sets uses it for a heli, so how else to call it? :)
Maybe 4-step angled windscreen 4x4x4 1/3 with cutout :)
I completely agree! This is the first time I saw it on anything else
@@leggomyjameso6082 the rocket launcher from Ice Planet (Space) uses it too.
Where do you Connect the power supply?
@@alvenzz7609 to the rails and then plugged into an outlet