Article - building modern trains' fronts

[Ashi Valkoinen]

Two weeks ago I finished an article about modern train fronts and their LEGO-interpretation in Hungarian, now I finished with translation to English so I want to share it with the community. Please note, that my English is not the best since it is not my native language, and the building techniques and part usage in this article can't cover every solution, different trains may need different ideas. I hope this article helps beginner to get started with their own designs.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2pGVpZyXf5hdDBDMnJFOVlkeDg/view

[Capparezza]

Nicely written article, lots of useful information and good pictures. I may not be a beginner to LEGO, but as a beginner to MOCing I find this document very helpful.

[Man with a hat]

Very useful. Thank you!

[kieran]

Great write up well done 

Edited March 22, 2017 by kieran

[LEGO Train 12 Volts]

Great and noble work! 

Thanks for sharing

[zephyr1934]

Nice work!

[gifinim]

An excellent article and the pictures very clearly illustrate what you describe.  Thank you!

[Ashi Valkoinen]

Thanks for feedback, if you find it useful, please share it to those LUG/TLC-members, who don't read EuroBricks! Thanks!

[KikoTube]

Hello, thanks for the Article.

What about the hungarian version? I would be interested in.

[Ashi Valkoinen]

On 4/5/2017 at 6:38 PM, KikoTube said:

Hello, thanks for the Article.

What about the hungarian version? I would be interested in.

The hungarian version is not uploaded as .pdf, but an article on our train blog. Here you can read it:
http://mlvk.blog.hu/2017/03/08/orr-problemak_modern_mozdonyoknal_es_motorvonatoknal

[KikoTube]

2 hours ago, Ashi Valkoinen said:

The hungarian version is not uploaded as .pdf, but an article on our train blog. Here you can read it:
http://mlvk.blog.hu/2017/03/08/orr-problemak_modern_mozdonyoknal_es_motorvonatoknal

Köszönöm :)