Train
- Sets
- 243
- Since
- 1966
- Newest set
- 2007
Train works as an umbrella theme with no sets of its own. Every locomotive, wagon and track pack lives in one of five sub-themes.
Sub-themes
Sets per decade
All decades48 sets from the 1960s
1960s
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4.5V Motorized Freight or Passenger Train (Sears Exclusive)
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4.5V Train Set
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12V Train with 12V Electric Motor
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4.5V Complete Freight Train Set with Tipper Trucks
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4.5V Electronic Train
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12V Steam Locomotive
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4.5V Loco and Tender
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4.5V Passenger Coach
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4.5V Goods Wagon
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12V 12V Motor with Accessories Pack
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4.5V Tipping Wagon
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4.5V Electronic Control Unit (Forward - Stop)
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4.5V Electronic Control Unit (Forward/Backward - Stop)
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4.5V Railroad Crossing Gate
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12V 8 Straight 12V Conducting Rails
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12V 8 Curved 12V Conducting Rails
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4.5V Automatic Direction Changer
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12V Automatic Right Electric Switch
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12V Automatic Left Electric Switch
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12V Motor Bushings
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12V 12V Sleeper (Track) Contacts for Old Motor Type I and II
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12V 12V Rail Contact Wire with Transformer Connector
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4.5V 4.5V Battery Case
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12V 12V Replacement Electric Motor
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12V 12V Transformer for 220V Pack
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4.5V Super Train Set
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4.5V Deluxe Motorized Train Set
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4.5V Small Train Set
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4.5V Electronic Train
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4.5V 4.5V Motor Set
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4.5V 2 Signals with Automatic Stop / Go Attachment
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4.5V Magnetic Couplings
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4.5V Starter Train Set with Motor
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4.5V Locomotive without Motor
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4.5V 2 Cross Rails, 8 Straight Tracks, 4 Base Plates
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4.5V Switch Track - 1 Right and 1 Left
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4.5V Motorized Train Set
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4.5V Starter Train Set with Motor
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4.5V Starter Train Set without Motor
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4.5V Small Train Set
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4.5V Locomotive with Motor
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4.5V Curved Track
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4.5V 4.5V Motor with Wheels (Large Version)
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4.5V Straight Track
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4.5V Two Train Wagons
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4.5V 4.5V Motor with Wheels (Small Version)
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4.5V Large Train Wagon
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4.5V 4.5V Battery Case
About Train
Choosing the right sub-theme
The sub-themes follow the way the trains are powered. With 4.5V and RC Train, the batteries travel on board; with 12V and 9V, the power runs through the track itself. Supplemental covers additional sets that support a layout rather than forming a train of their own. If you have inherited an old train and are not sure which system it belongs to, the power source is the first thing to check. Once you have found the set, its parts list shows whether anything is missing, and ‘What can I build?’ compares it with the bricks you already own.
FAQ
- Which sub-themes does Train contain?
- Five: 4.5V, 12V, 9V, RC Train and Supplemental.
- Why does the Train page itself list no sets?
- It is an umbrella for the sub-themes, and every set is assigned to one of them.