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LEGO is releasing a replica of the Disneyland train and station that really works

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Lego is releasing a mini replica of the train at Disney parks. Lego/Disney
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The train that circles Disney World and Disneyland can finally be yours. 

Lego is releasing a 2,925-piece replica set of the Disney Parks train station and locomotive, and it's not just for show. The motorized train can move around a 20-piece track along with five mini-figures: Mickey, Minnie, Chip, Dale, and Goofy.

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Here's the complete set.  Lego/Disney

It looks just like the one you can ride around the Disney Parks. 

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The Disney Parks' train alongside the Lego miniature.  Lego/Disney

The motorized steam style locomotive can be controlled using a smartphone or tablet to move forward and in reverse around an oval track. It also makes realistic sound effects. 

The train itself has a parlor and passenger car, which can be opened up for play. Each car train connects with magnetic Lego coupling. 

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Here are a few more looks at the train.  Disney/LEGO

The train station has a balcony, ticket counter, and café corner with a small picture frame of a train hanging in it.

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The inside of the train station.  Lego/Disney

 

Here's the box for the set.

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The front and back of the Disney Parks' train box.  Disney/LEGO

The Disney train and station will be available September 1 for $329.99. It's recommended for ages 12 and up. If you're a Lego VIP member, you'll be able to purchase it earlier on August 21.

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Kirsten Acuna was a correspondent on Business Insider's Entertainment team covering TV, movies, and theme parks. She is Businness Insider's resident expert on all things "The Walking Dead." YKirsten covers superheroes and all things Disney (Marvel, Pixar, and live-action remakes). She is a verified film critic on Rotten TomatoesKirsten has previously written for TV Guide and Time Out New York Kids. She joined Business Insider's entertainment team in 2012 as a reporter, helping to build the team from two people. She holds a degree in magazine journalism and minors in both English and child family studies from Syracuse University.Follow her on Twitter @KirstenAcuna.