LEGO trains are fun to play with, but as with any model train, you so seldom have enough track to fulfill your greatest desires. YouTuber [brick_on_the_tracks] has come up with some creative ideas ...

In order to keep the bricky appearance of the train engine intact, [Robert] hollowed out a few cheap imitation LEGO bricks to house the electronics. He also cut out slots for JST connectors ...

And with LEGO versions of Harry Potter scenes ... engine’s front buffer beam” so you can take it off-track. Once finished, the toy train measures over 3 inches tall, 23 inches long and 2 ...

The toy, which clocks in at $350 and will be ... world’s largest Lego bridge (122 feet), the world’s longest Lego train track (4,923 feet) and the world’s tallest Lego tower (106 feet ...

The 26ft (8m) long display features two working replica train tracks and was created by a team of four dedicated builders from the Lego UK railways group. It first went on display in Manchester in ...

A Lego replica of the Forth Bridge, made from around 100,000 bricks, is to go on display in Edinburgh. The 26ft (8m) long display features two working replica train tracks and was created by a ...