Let alone your brother's, that is before and after the brother's fate - I am not mentioning it just so not to be a spoiler (I hope).

Judging by the trailer, I can't help noticing that the 'Lone' Ranger isn't actually 'alone' for most of the film. They had to stick the water tower in the back so it didn't obscure the train, which is a bummer since it's a cooler accessory than the exploding rocks. First, a crank is built (that tan crankshaft part is pretty rare in this color) with a gear and a towball as a handle.

This is accessible by a sliding door on either side of the car and inside is a barred door into an area where a prisoner can be kept. I'm not a train builder by any means, and have no clue about how all that needs to be rigged up to run. I should imagine that both of these functions will be taken from the scene in the film, but we will see. Perhaps the only slight flaw in the design here are the lack of coupling rods on the wheels, although I do not mind this too much personally. The jail car would be simple - take out the lever and bar windows, fill in those gaps, and it's a great little boxcar.

The set's minifigures include the Lone Ranger, Tonto, Rebecca Reid, Danny Reid, Butch Cavendish, Latham Cole and Captain Fuller.

I haven't run it on track but I'm sure it would run fine - the trick is there's no simple mod to motorize it as is. Lego was really trying to save space to give the train as much room as possible on the front though, so they cut the legs off all the figs! But if you notice, they motorized it by just sticking a motor, battery box, and IR receiver behind the train and pushing it around the track with an ugly thing at the end. I found in my play that usually the whole tank pops off, but it doesn't come open and spill the 4 trans-blue parts out. I would also add led lights to the light in front of the funnel, if a way to house them can be found and the wires hidden in the boiler.

I just think everyone has a vendetta against this studio because of terrible films like Prince of Persia and Pirates 4. A few interesting techniques are used, although without any moments of real inspiration, I cannot quite award full marks.Great collection of movie inspired lego mini figures with an authentic replica steam train set provides the backdrop to lots of imaginative interactive play. The train is shown on track with the usual liberties in how things are happening - for example, the horse cannot stand in that pose without falling over. The rear of the car can be blown off by pushing a lever on the roof, allowing the convict to escape and inside a sticker shows a tally of days spent in the cell carved into the wall, which is evidently twenty-eight.

There's an extension with snot brackets that lengthens the boiler, and a tile on the top of the bogey so it can slide. Includes 7 minifigures with weapons and accessories: the Lone Ranger, Tonto, Rebecca Reid, Danny Reid, Butch Cavendish, Latham Cole and Captain Fuller. On the other hand, the pair of grey slopes sticking out on the front make great spots to hold it down with a finger or two.I must say, the inclusion of this on a train seems like overkill to me, but nevertheless this section of the model (as well as the rest of it) looks marvellous in my opinion. The above shots shot the car in its original state, the "box" portion rests on a 6x14 plate with the wheels attached underneath. On the back of the box we have the usual second photo of the whole set, plus insets of all the play features. We will introduce you exclusively to Newpay finance products provided by NewDay Limited under this Introducer Appointed Representative arrangement. The chase is on to save Rebecca and Danny from Butch Cavendish and his gang of henchmen onboard the speeding train, Constitution!