LEGO Train Base 6 x 30 (9V RC) with IR Receivers Assembly (55454)
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| Design ID | 55454 |
| Peeron ID | x1690cx1 |
| BOID | 830553 |
| Stud Size | 6 x 30 x 5.33 |
| Year Released | 2006 |
| In 23 Wishlists | |
| 7 Available from US $15.31 | |
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| Condition | Name | In Stock | Price | Price + Shipping | Store | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Used (Good) | White Train Base 6 x 30 (9V RC) with IR Receivers Assembly *NOT TESTED* | 1 | US $15.31 | US $20.56 |  DnA Brix (810)Shipping US $5.25 |
| Used (Good) | White Train Base 6 x 30 (9V RC) with IR Receivers Assembly | 1 | US $16.11 | US $21.36 | DnA Brix (810) | |
 | Used (Like New) | Black Train Base 6 x 30 (9V RC) with IR Receivers Assembly | 1 | US $18.62 | US $49.63 |  BSL Bricks (639)Shipping US $31.00 Minimum Lot Average US $0.53 |
| Used (Good) | Black Train Base 6 x 30 (9V RC) with IR Receivers Assembly tested and working | 1 | US $19.57 | US $26.25 |  The Sorting Post (56)Shipping US $6.68 |
| Used (Good) | White Train Base 6 x 30 (9V RC) with IR Receivers Assembly Working order | 1 | US $24.89 | N/A |  Neil and Julies bricks (452)Request a Shipping Quote |
| Used (Good) | Black Train Base 6 x 30 (9V RC) with IR Receivers Assembly | 1 | US $53.45 | N/A |  Joshua's Train Bricks (13)Request a Shipping Quote |
| New | Black Train Base 6 x 30 (9V RC) with IR Receivers Assembly | 1 | US $106.90 | US $149.65 |  Forever Sorting (293)Shipping US $42.75 |
| Name | From | Comes In | Item ID | Design ID | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Black Train Base 6 x 30 (9V RC) with IR Receivers Assembly (55454) | US $18.64 | 1 | 4296054 4515616 4527074 4548379 | 55454 |
 | White Train Base 6 x 30 (9V RC) with IR Receivers Assembly (55454) | US $15.31 | 1 | 4289547 4427073 4515613 4527073 4548378 | 55454 |
LEGO Train Base 6 x 30 (9V RC) with IR Receivers Assembly (55454) has been used in at least 2 LEGO sets over the past 18 years, since it was first used in 2006.