Train 9V

LEGO® TTX Intermodal Double-Stack Car

The TTX Intermodal Double-Stack Car 10170-1 belongs to the 9V train range and came out in 2005. It has 366 pieces and no minifigures, because it is all about freight on the rails.

Set number
10170
Year
2005
Pieces
366
Minifigures
0
Theme
9V
Different parts
100
What can I build with it?

Parts list 100

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Description

Freight for railway fans

This model shows a container wagon of the kind used in freight transport to carry boxes stacked two high. If you are interested in railways, it offers a piece of real-world accuracy rather than a toy wagon. The set belongs to the 9V line, whose track and trains drew their power through the rails. At 366 pieces it is not a tiny trailer but a proper project that asks for some attention while still being finishable in a quiet evening without losing track of the steps.

Yellow, black and grey up close

The main colours are yellow, black, light bluish grey and red. Yellow provides the eye-catching surfaces, black and grey make up the chassis and running gear, and red adds small accents. The 48 different part types show that many pieces are repeated, which you would expect from a long wagon built from recurring structures. The parts list on this page shows every colour and shape at a glance, so you can see how much of it you already have.

Display it or line it up

A single wagon looks best as part of a train. You can couple it behind a locomotive, combine it with other freight cars, or place it in a station scene on the shelf. Anyone building a collection of classic railway models gets a sensible addition that looks quite different from passenger carriages. It also works for running, provided your track is in the same system and your layout has enough room for longer trains.

Making use of the parts

The “What can I build?” tool shows which other sets you could put together from your stock plus this wagon. The parts list also helps when sorting, if you need bogies, plates or connecting elements for railway projects of your own. The yellow and grey elements in particular are reusable for buildings, vehicles or cranes, so taking the wagon apart is not the end but a source of new ideas. It is a handy reserve for any rail fan.

FAQ

Are minifigures included?
No, the set has 366 pieces and no minifigures.
Which train range is it from?
It belongs to the 9V train range and was released in 2005.
Which colours dominate?
Yellow, black, light bluish grey and red.

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