Can I use my train set 4559 to run the Christmas 10361?
The LEGO fan community is discussing the compatibility of the LEGO Winter Village set 10361 with the older 9V train system, specifically set 4559. The original poster, /u/ganganipple2, seeks confirmation on whether they can use their existing 9V track, motor, and speed control from set 4559 to power and operate the new Winter Village set 10361.
The main question revolves around the direct compatibility of the 9V motor and track system with the new set. The user wants to know if they can build the Winter Village set 10361 and simply integrate the 9V motor, using it on the 9V track with the existing wire and speed control. The user is planning to repair the wiring on their 4559 set due to dry rot but confirms that the set is otherwise in working order.
The user is looking for a straightforward answer to avoid any potential issues before purchasing the new set. They are also considering acquiring more 9V track to expand their setup.
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Hello! I know there are a few posts dealing with this but I just wanted some clarity from anyone with more experience before I buy 10361. I already have 4559. I’m gonna repair the wire eventually because of the dry rot but basically the set works fine. I want to know if I can run 10361 with the 4559 9v track, motor, and speed control without any issues? Like can I straight up build the 10361 but just use the 9v motor in the build? And then of course use it on the 9v track with the wire and...
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