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![Battery Box, 4.5V 7 × 11 × 3 Type 1 [Complete Assembly] Blue](/media/parts/468c01/1/battery-box-45v-7-x-11-x-3-type-1-complete-assembly-blue.jpg)
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![Wire 12V / 4.5V with Two Leads [Undetermined Length] White](/media/parts/74503/15/wire-12v-45v-with-two-leads-undetermined-length-white.jpg)
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![Battery Box, 4.5V 7 × 11 × 3 Type 1 [Complete Assembly] Blue](/media/parts/468c01/1/battery-box-45v-7-x-11-x-3-type-1-complete-assembly-blue.xs.webp)
![Wire 12V / 4.5V with Two Leads [Undetermined Length] White](/media/parts/74503/15/wire-12v-45v-with-two-leads-undetermined-length-white.xs.webp)
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Description
The drive for the railway
The set brings the technology that sets a locomotive or railcar in motion. The 24 pieces are spread over nine types, with red, blue, light gray and black as the main colours. Because it is a motor set, the emphasis lies on special parts rather than standard bricks. With further bricks from your own stock it can become a vehicle that runs on rails.
Early railway technology
It is part of the Train / 4.5V range and dates from 1968. There are no minifigures. The parts list on this page names all nine types with colours and quantities. That helps collectors judge whether a second-hand set is complete. Since small parts often go missing from motor sets, a careful check pays off especially before you buy a second-hand set.
FAQ
- What is included in the motor set?
- 24 pieces in nine types that form the drive for a 4.5V railway.
- Which range does it belong to?
- It belongs to the 4.5V train range and dates from 1968.
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