Train 9V

LEGO® Tanker

The Tanker is a freight wagon from the 9V train line, released in 2001 and built from 128 pieces. This page shows every part and the key facts.

Set number
10016
Year
2001
Pieces
128
Minifigures
0
Theme
9V
Different parts
41
What can I build with it?

Parts list 41

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Description

A wagon for the 9V track

The 9V system was the train line from LEGO® in which power runs through the rails and the locomotive is controlled with a speed regulator. The Tanker is an unpowered trailer that rolls along behind an engine on your layout. It represents a tank wagon of the kind used to carry liquids on freight lines. At 128 pieces it is a small, quick build that lengthens a train in a sensible way without taking over the whole table.

Colours for a long train

Black, red, white and dark grey set the look of the wagon. The chassis stays dark and in the background, while red and white on the tank provide the contrast. That makes the wagon stand out within a consist without clashing with the rest. If you are building up a collection of wagons, it mixes well with the open wagons and container carriers from the same line, so you can assemble a varied goods train.

Numbers and structure

Of the 128 pieces, 33 are different elements. That suggests a clearly structured model: chassis, wheels, couplings and the tank itself rely on many identical parts, with a few specialist pieces for the wheel sets. There are no minifigures in the box, because the set is all about the vehicle. For rail fans that is fine, since the build is calm and easily fits into an evening spent working on the layout.

Checking parts, extending the train

The parts list on this page names every element with its colour and quantity, which helps if you are completing an older copy, because wheels and couplings from the 9V era are in demand. The “What can I build?” tool also lets you test which vehicles or buildings your existing bricks could make. A single wagon can then become the starting point for more rolling stock, station details or small loading areas beside the track.

FAQ

How many pieces are in the Tanker?
Set 10016-1 contains 128 pieces in 33 different elements, with no minifigures.
Does the wagon have its own motor?
No, it is a trailer and has to be pulled by a locomotive.
Which theme does it belong to?
The 9V train system from LEGO®, released in 2001.

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