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Minifigures 1
Description
Where road meets rail
Hardly any railway layout feels complete without a crossing, and this set supplies one as a dedicated accessory. As the name suggests, the barrier works by hand rather than electrically, so you control when the road is closed. With 91 pieces the build is quick, and the minifigure can serve as the crossing keeper or as a pedestrian waiting by the track. The set dates from 1980 and sits in the 12V train line, where it fits neatly alongside the rest of the range.
Bright colours that signal danger
The colours are mainly blue, red, light grey and white. Together they give the model a friendly, easily recognisable look that stands out from the grey of the rails. Red and white echo the warning markings on real level crossings. Among the 91 pieces there are 25 different ones, so many bricks appear several times over. That keeps the parts list short and readable, and it makes replacing a missing brick straightforward even if you only own part of the set.
A building block for your layout
The crossing really comes into its own once it sits inside a bigger scene. Place it between the station and the edge of town and let road vehicles from other town sets pass over it. Because the barrier moves by hand, you decide when the train has priority, which keeps play lively without any extra technology. As a display piece it also shows how carefully small details were handled back in 1980, even in a modest set with fewer than a hundred parts.
Parts list and spares
Further down this page you will find all 91 parts with colour and quantity. If something is missing you can search for exactly that piece rather than buying the whole set again. The What Can I Build? tool checks whether your current collection could form other models. The red and white bricks in particular are versatile and appear in many classic sets, so sorting them into their own box is well worth the effort.
FAQ
- Is the barrier electric?
- No. As the name says, it is operated manually, so you raise and lower the barrier yourself.
- How many pieces does the set have?
- It has 91 pieces, 25 of them different, plus one minifigure.
- Which range does the crossing belong to?
- It is part of the 12V train range from 1980 and extends the track system of that series.
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