Set Facts
- This set is the first set with the Creator Expert label.
- The train can be motorized by adding Power Functions units.
- Includes 6 minifigures: female train engineer, male train steward, 2 female passengers and 2 male passengers.
- The set was unveiled at the LEGO Fan Weekend in Denmark in 2012.
- Horizon Express was designed by LEGO designer Jamie Berard.
Regional Retail Prices (LEGO.com/Store)
Horizon Express Reviews
Eurobricks
“I appreciate what Lego did here, making a very different train from EN and Maersk, it's just not my cup of tea like those were (for the record, I own two of each of those - along with 7939 and 3677 cargo trains). For what it is, it's well done, attractive, and ripe for... More modding.”
The Technic Gear
“The Horizon Express looks awesome and it looks even better with two sets together ( it is a must really ). The model is expensive but at least the Horizon Express is quite interesting to build, not as much as other LEGO Creator sets like the Pet Shop or the Grand Emporium,... More but definitively there are quite a few techniques to learn here. As the set comes with no Power Functions parts LEGO designed some parts that looks pretty much like the IR receiver and a motor that it is as wide as the battery box.”
Full review at thetechnicgear.com
Subtheme Analysis
Lifespan
29 mos (this set 24 mos)
Annual growth
+6.48% (this set +6.39%)
This set's annual growth (CAGR) vs. subtheme
About Icons Trains
The LEGO Icons trains subtheme is a favorite among advanced builders and train enthusiasts, offering intricate and highly detailed models first released in 2013. It re-imagines older sets with enhanced accuracy and functionality, providing challenging builds. Notable sets include the Crocodile Locomotive, capturing the iconic Swiss electric train, and the Horizon Express, reminiscent of high-speed passenger trains with sleek designs. These sets blend nostalgic charm with modern techniques, making them timeless favorites.
Summary
Icons Trains Horizon Express set 10233 was released on December 28, 2012, retailing for $130, it has since been retired. New, unopened sets are valued at $314, used ones can be found for $241.
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Fly down the track in the Horizon Express! Collect this highly detailed LEGO interpretation of a modern, high-speed electric passenger train! The detailed body features black train windows, brick-built chevron detailing, extendable pantographs, printed windscreen and brick-built doors. Remove the roof to play inside 2 detailed passenger cars! Steer from the front engine car with, a control panel and brick-built electrical box! Then take to the tracks in luxury with the first-class car's seats, luggage, newspapers, computer screen and even a bathroom with sliding door! The rear car features a bar with hinged counter, tables for the passengers with seats, a coffee machine, cups and bottles. For the ultimate high-speed experience, attach a second Horizon Express model, or motorize it by adding LEGO Power Functions! Hard-to-find elements include orange LEGO bricks (including 6x28 chassis plate) and printed tiles. Includes 6 minifigures: train engineer, train steward, and 4...
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