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7722 LEGO Steam Cargo Train Set
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7722 LEGO Steam Cargo Train Set
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Set Value (New/Sealed)

This chart represents the current new/sealed value of the set Steam Cargo Train Set since June 2016. High accuracy
LEGO 7722 Steam Cargo Train Set was a 495 piece Trains set with 3 minifigs released in 1985. It was also called "4.5V Train Set". The current value for a new and sealed Steam Cargo Train Set is estimated at $967 with an average yearly gain of about 5%. On the open market, a used set will fetch in the range of between $146 and $198 depending on the condition.

Sale Trends

This chart shows the sales trends (number sold) of new/sealed 7722 Steam Cargo Train Set.

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7745 High-Speed City Express Passenger Train Set

Theme / Subtheme Trains / 4.5V / 12V
Year 1985
Pieces / Minifigs 736 / 10
Availability Retired
7745 LEGO High-Speed City Express Passenger Train Set
Retail $96.50
Value $1,120.55
Growth 1061.2%
Annual growth 4.7%

7735 Freight Train Set

Theme / Subtheme Trains / 4.5V / 12V
Year 1985
Pieces / Minifigs 509 / 2
Availability Retired
7735 LEGO Freight Train Set
Retail $72.50
Value $2,345.84
Growth 3135.6%
Annual growth 6.8%

7715 Push-Along Passenger Steam Train

Theme / Subtheme Trains / 4.5V / 12V
Year 1985
Pieces / Minifigs 449 / 5
Availability Retired
7715 LEGO Push-Along Passenger Steam Train
Retail $39.75
Value $848.92
Growth 2035.6%
Annual growth 8.5%

7817 Crane Wagon

Theme / Subtheme Trains / 4.5V / 12V
Year 1985
Pieces / Minifigs 147 / 1
Availability Retired
7817 LEGO Trains Crane Wagon
Retail $15.99
Value $141.47
Growth 784.7%
Annual growth 5.4%

7835 Road Crossing

Theme / Subtheme Trains / 4.5V / 12V
Year 1985
Pieces / Minifigs 129 / 1
Availability Retired
7835 LEGO Trains Road Crossing
Retail $19.25
Value $134.58
Growth 599.1%
Annual growth 5.3%

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Steam Cargo Train Set Reviews

22 reviews
4.8
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Brickset
“The black locomotive had a great design and I always preferred the classic steam engine look than the boxy diesels. The container car was simple enough, and could also carry other cargo with construction of a pallet for the forklift to use, those m-tron crates for example.”
Full review at brickset.com
BrickTrains-Sets
“There is the main train engine that makes the set run, a battery box wagon that powers the main train engine, a flat storage wagon that hold oil drums, and a closed storage wagon for you packages. Besides the train wagons, the set also came with miniature vehicles, such as... More miniature forklift. The fork lift has the same function of a real forklift, meaning that it can move packages up and down with ease, and if you need extra space, put it in the back! There is a small wagon that hooks onto the forklift so you won’t have to hold it all at one time.”
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About Trains 4.5V / 12V

In 1972 LEGO released the 4.5V and 12V train sets as part of the Blue Era which was named because of the rail color. These train sets used additional conductor rails mounted between the standard 4.5V rails and 12V motors contained in the same housings as the 4.5V motors, but with additional metal contacts attached to the bottom of the housings.

4.5V / 12V consists of 83 sets that ran from 1972 to 1986. As of today, 7750 Steam Engine with Tender is the most valuable 4.5V / 12V set with an estimated new/factory sealed value of $6,034.
Summary
Trains 4.5V / 12V Steam Cargo Train Set set 7722 was released in September 1985, retailing for $69, but has since been retired. New, unopened Steam Cargo Train Set sets are valued at $967, while used sets can be found for $165 in good condition.
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4.5 volt Train Set containing steam engine with motor, a battery car, 2 goods wagons, stop signal, fork-lift truck, rail circle, and signal.

The LEGO® Train is a real playtain. You actually build it yourself, any way you like it. The simplest way to power the trains is just by pushing. But any train can be supplemented with a motor either powered by 4.5 volt batteries or a 12 volt transformer via electric rails. Whatever power-system you choose you can lift the roof off the waggons to make new seating arrangements for the passengers or move the freight etc.
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