Tram.

[Nemo57]

I present you the model of the city tram. The image of the collective, without reference to any original, but the wheels are. The model is easy to assemble, but, specialized items from a passenger train. The scale approximate. Lego City style. Waiting for comments.

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Tram can have only one car.

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So, you should not do.

Thank you for watching.

Edited December 5, 2015 by Nemo57

[Sven F]

Cool.

I'd prefer this to Lego's version, both of them really. I think i saw similar trams in Lithuania, same color scheme too.

[Lego Dino 500]

I love how realistically this is designed. Every detail from the windscreen, the pantographs, and the wheel covers are designed perfectly and mesh well with the design of real trams and light rails by Stadler and Siemens. Now you have to build a road system around the layout of the tracks

[Ivan Furlanis]

Very nice trams, well done. Are they motorized, or not? If I'm right each car has just two dummy axles, hasn't it?

[THERIZE]

Nice model! interesting front design with those giant pieces.

  On 12/6/2015 at 11:45 AM, Ivan Furlanis said:

Very nice trams, well done. Are they motorized, or not? If I'm right each car has just two dummy axles, hasn't it?

I can't see a batterybox so well, you see what I mean (or not).

[Grandadbrick]

Ooo, I like that, is it a Lego set or MOC'd??

I would like to build one as well..

Steve xx

[Big G]

very nice, just missing one thing from the driver's control panel ...

http://brickset.com/parts/389921

[Nemo57]

Thank you for the important for me feedback and comments.

  On 12/5/2015 at 5:17 PM, Sven F said:

Cool.

I'd prefer this to Lego's version, both of them really. I think i saw similar trams in Lithuania, same color scheme too.

Thank you. The color scheme also invented as the model tram. It is necessary to go to Lithuania to see.

  On 12/5/2015 at 6:33 PM, Lego Dino 500 said:

I love how realistically this is designed. Every detail from the windscreen, the pantographs, and the wheel covers are designed perfectly and mesh well with the design of real trams and light rails by Stadler and Siemens. Now you have to build a road system around the layout of the tracks

Thank you. Be sure to construct. We recently bought 300 pieces . And 400 we had already.

  On 12/6/2015 at 11:45 AM, Ivan Furlanis said:

Very nice trams, well done. Are they motorized, or not? If I'm right each car has just two dummy axles, hasn't it?

Thank you. Motorization not. Are conventional railway wheels.

  On 12/6/2015 at 11:52 AM, THERIZE said:

Nice model! interesting front design with those giant pieces.

I can't see a batterybox so well, you see what I mean (or not).

Thank you. After assembly, the long train of 9 sets there are still many parts of the giant.

  On 12/6/2015 at 2:04 PM, Grandadbrick said:

Ooo, I like that, is it a Lego set or MOC'd??

I would like to build one as well..

Steve xx

Thank you. That's exactly my separate and independent work. She just made strictly in Lego City style (otherwise can not design).

  On 12/6/2015 at 10:05 PM, Big G said:

very nice, just missing one thing from the driver's control panel ...

http://brickset.com/parts/389921

Thank you.I am sure I will put this valuable item. And each passenger on the balloon.

[Younge]

This tram has a great shape to it. Excellent profile from the side.

[Mr_Owl]

This tram looks great. It's a shame that it is not motorized but I guess battery box would kill the look.

[Nemo57]

  On 12/8/2015 at 9:14 AM, Younge said:

This tram has a great shape to it. Excellent profile from the side.

Thank you so much. Toy form. Lego City style.

  On 12/9/2015 at 12:12 PM, Mr_Owl said:

This tram looks great. It's a shame that it is not motorized but I guess battery box would kill the look.

Thank you. Possibly using a motorized system PF9V. I have only to find it somewhere.

Edited December 15, 2015 by Nemo57