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Set 7722 Steam Cargo Train
Train 4.5V

LEGO® Steam Cargo Train

Steam Cargo Train (7722-1) belongs to the 4.5V railway range of 1985 and has 499 pieces with three minifigures. It pairs a steam-engine look with freight.

Set number
7722
Year
1985
Pieces
499
Minifigures
3
Theme
4.5V
Different parts
133
What can I build with it?

Parts list 133

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Spare parts (1)

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Minifigures 3

Description

Steam-engine look, real cargo

The name says it all: this is not a modern train but a freight train with the character of a steam locomotive. At 499 pieces the set is manageable, yet it offers enough for an engine and several wagons. The 4.5V label stands for the battery-powered version of the railway, which needed no extra power supply at the track. That makes the train uncomplicated, since you do not need a big layout to run it. Newcomers to the railway theme in particular appreciate a set like this, since the build stays easy to follow.

Three figures along the line

Three minifigures are included, a little more than with many freight trains. You can use them as locomotive crew, station staff and workers at the track, so small scenes arise around loading or departure. Steam locomotive models gain a lot from figures, because they show the size and layout of the engine and give the train a narrative touch that goes beyond simply running round the track. The group also looks good in photos, because locomotive, wagons and people together form a scene.

Black, grey, red and blue

Black and light grey carry the model, while red and blue add colour accents. That suits a freight train meant to look sturdy and practical. Of the 499 pieces, 95 are different, a high figure that points to varied building. You work with many small specialised parts for boiler, wheels and bodywork, which keeps the build interesting and gives the finished train extra detail. The blue accent stands out clearly against the dark surfaces and draws the eye to individual wagons.

Combining parts and wagons

You will find the full parts list on this page, so you can compare it with your own stock. The "What can I build?" tool shows which further models your collection and these parts make possible. If you own several railway sets you can swap wagons, assemble new trains and run the steam engine with entirely different trailers, trying out fresh combinations whenever you like. This is especially worthwhile if you mix track and buildings from different eras on one layout.

FAQ

How many pieces does the Steam Cargo Train have?
Set 7722-1 has 499 pieces, 95 of them unique, and includes three minifigures.
What does 4.5V mean?
It refers to the battery-powered version of the railway, as opposed to the 12V system with current in the track.
When was the set released?
It came out in 1985 in the Train theme.

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