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1968 / Trains / 4.5V

102 4.5V Motor Set

Theme / Subtheme Trains / 4.5V
Year 1968
Pieces 24
Availability Retired
102 LEGO Trains 4.5V Motor Set
Retail $14.50
Value $214.92
Growth 1382.2%
Annual growth 4.4%

116-2 Deluxe Motorized Train Set

Theme / Subtheme Trains / 4.5V
Year 1968
Pieces 360
Availability Retired
116-2 LEGO Deluxe Motorized Train Set
Retail $19.99
Value $1,115.15
Growth 5478.5%
Annual growth 7.6%

118 Electronic Train

Theme / Subtheme Trains / 4.5V
Year 1968
Pieces 110
Availability Retired
118 LEGO Electronic Train
Retail $19.95
Value $1,461.57
Growth 7226.2%
Annual growth 8.3%

118-2 Small Train Set

Theme / Subtheme Trains / 4.5V
Year 1968
Pieces 451
Availability Retired
118-2 LEGO Small Train Set
Retail $15.50
Value $1,318.71
Growth 8407.8%
Annual growth 8.4%

119 Super Train Set

Theme / Subtheme Trains / 4.5V
Year 1968
Pieces 436
Availability Retired
119 LEGO Super Train Set
Retail $27.50
Value $2,048.12
Growth 7347.7%
Annual growth 8.2%

156 2 Signals with Automatic Stop / Go Attachment

Theme / Subtheme Trains / 4.5V
Year 1968
Pieces 6
Availability Retired
156 LEGO Trains 2 Signals with Automatic Stop / Go Attachment
Retail $2.75
Value $64.58
Growth 2248.4%
Annual growth 3.9%

160 Magnetic Couplings

Theme / Subtheme Trains / 4.5V
Year 1968
Pieces 6
Availability Retired
160 LEGO Trains Magnetic Couplings
Retail $1.00
Value $21.86
Growth 2086.0%
Annual growth 3.7%

Year Details

Year
1968
Theme
Trains
Subtheme
4.5V
Sets
7   (all retired)

Year Pricing

Retail
$101.19
New/Sealed
Value
$6,244.91
Growth
+6171.47%
Annual growth
+4.38%

Community Stats

The following are the top 7 most owned 1968 Trains 4.5V sets by LEGO collectors.
#12 Signals with Automatic Stop / Go Attachment
#2Electronic Train
#3Deluxe Motorized Train Set
#4Magnetic Couplings
#5Super Train Set
#64.5V Motor Set
#7Small Train Set

About LEGO Trains 4.5V

The LEGO 4.5V train theme ran from 1966 until 1971 and contained 39 sets in all. The 4.5V trains used to be the voltage standard for the first electric LEGO components where the power came from a battery box with 3x 1.5V batteries.
1968 LEGO Sets
1968 LEGO began phasing in yet another box design. This new design consisted entirely of “idea book”-like images on the front and back. The now familiar LEGO logo was relegated to the side of the box. In many ways it was similar to the box design used by Samsonite for several years. This was a transition year for LEGO with its change ion the new scaling we saw a number of Basic sets adapting this modern scale and older sets with smaller scales being phased out.