The LEGO City Downtown Street Car (60423) has even revealed by JB Spielwaren and for City fans this is very exciting news as we finally get a Tram to pop into the Cityscape. Sadly there aren’t any other LEGO City reveals yet but we expect that to change over the next day or so. The set will release 1st August, comprises of 811 pieces and retails for $89.99.

Check out the images below and let us know what you think via the comments section.

Modular Tram Station and Coffee Shop By AmyOak is now on LEGO Ideas and waiting for your support.

As you can see from the image above the product idea features a Coffee Shop and a small Tram Station and Tram. What really grabs me is the archway where the Tram passes through, it runs directly through the set and looks stunning. The brick architecture is nice with the use of hinge pieces, the colour scheme is also eye pleasing with the contrasting yet complimenting oranges and blues.

Being a standard ‘front-on’ Modular, as apposed to a corner building, really helps and allows for the Tram tunnel to run in a straight line. It would look spectacular in a row of Modulars as it brings some different to the world of LEGO buildings.

The Tram itself is also well designed and seems similar in style to an American Vintage Trolley. Thanks to the latest LEGO Winter Village Collection set I am now a fan of Trams, well brick-built ones anyway.

At the time of writing this feature AmyOak is in the process of uploading more photos to the LEGO Ideas platform, once these have been added I’ll update this page.

Thos would make a great addition to the LEGO family and one I’d definitely pick up if produced.

We would like to wish AmyOak the best of luck in gaining the required 10k supporters to get this through to the next stage. If you like this product idea please use the link below to support it!

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What’s more interesting though is the fact you can add your own Powered-Up Functions to it, place it on standard LEGO tracks and watch it whizz round.

If you’re that way inclined and don’t have the parts needed to get the Street Tram moving then here is a useful list of what’s needed. Whenever a set with Powered-Up Functions possibilities is revealed there is always a stampede to get the right part, so act quickly and secure what you need before they sell out.

Along with the track, the Street Tram requires three elements to get it moving, a power hub, train motor and lights. Obviously taking them from other sets you may have makes it more affordable, but Where’s the fun in that, you’ll no doubt need to purchase them sooner or later.

Not being able to see the instructions yet can’t tell you if they’ll have a guide on how to fit the parts, but from past ex2there should be some sort of walk through be it official or from. The AFOL (Adult fan of LEGO) community.

Once the set is released, we’d love to see how you got on!