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Hello guys,

a new month is arrived with a new locomotive of the European tour :classic:

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...time of a ride in Holland...

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...with the NS 6500!

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The NS Class 6400 is a type of 4 axle diesel-electric freight locomotive. 120 (numbered 6401-6520) were built by MAK and ABB between 1988 and 1994 for Nederlandse Spoorwegen.

I wanted to replicate the locomotive numbered 6500 with the yellow/gray colors because is the livery a love the most! :wub:

The locomotive now keeps company to the younger sister NS 345 :sweet:

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I've wrapped the windscreens with yellow stickers because the pieces do not exist, creating a punched adhesive to apply, and I'm quite satisfied with the final result

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As usual the locomotive is equipped with lights and switches

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I'm planning to use these two Dutch locomotives for the coils and torpedo wagons waiting to build a yard for steel production (one day...)

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Now enjoy the pictures ...and see you next month in another European country! :wink:

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...to be continued...

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High quality and nice choice as always - it is a pleasure to watch!

Another good shot! :thumbup::excited::laugh:

P.s.

The big wagon reminds me a cement mixer (if I remember well) I had when I was a kid - Lima H0 - I hated it because I could not put all wheels on track!!! It derailed easily beceuse we had a too tight curve radius!!!*huh*

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Really loving the livery of the engine. The flatbeds are nice too!

I'm particularly smitten with the switcher, though. It's quite cute! :wub:

Posted

I immediately recognise these locs from my home country. Good work, very realistic.
You have a good eye for proportions and details and can pick interesting subjects. 
Keep on :-)

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  On 6/25/2018 at 7:38 AM, harnbak said:

I immediately recognise these locs from my home country.
Keep on :-)

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Next countries and locomotives will surprise you ...we are near the great final! :wink:

  On 6/25/2018 at 9:31 AM, Paperinik77pk said:

I searched it  yesterday on an old Lima Catalog - it was a "steel mixer"!!! :laugh::wub_drool:

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An old Lima Catalog ...oh sweet music for my ears :grin:

  On 6/25/2018 at 2:40 PM, Dread Pirate Rob said:

Beautifully true to prototype, but retains LEGO charm. Love it!

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You're very kind ...thank you!

  On 6/25/2018 at 6:38 PM, Asper said:

I'm looking forward to the next stop on your tour.

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As I said before ...next month ...just stay tuned! :wink:

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Great work again. It is a perfect match with the real one. 

I am not a fan of an overload of stickers. Usually they are very visible... But you managed to do a really great job on the window. At first I didn't notice them all. (Although I should have known they are not available in yellow)

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Beautiful, like all of your models. And indeed, your sticker solution is really skillful! :thumbup:

  On 6/24/2018 at 8:07 PM, Kintobor said:

I'm particularly smitten with the switcher, though. It's quite cute! :wub:

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Absolutely!

  On 6/24/2018 at 10:49 AM, LEGO Train 12 Volts said:

I'm planning to use these two Dutch locomotives for the coils and torpedo wagons waiting to build a yard for steel production (one day...)

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Oh, wow! The history of the steel and coal industry is one of my major interests, so I'm very keen to see that project!

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  On 6/26/2018 at 7:24 AM, Man with a hat said:

Great work again. It is a perfect match with the real one. 

I am not a fan of an overload of stickers. Usually they are very visible... But you managed to do a really great job on the window.

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I'm not a fan of wrapping too and I hope Lego will mould this piece in yellow in the future :sweet:

  On 6/26/2018 at 8:44 PM, Tenderlok said:

Oh, wow! The history of the steel and coal industry is one of my major interests, so I'm very keen to see that project!

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For the moment I'm collecting pictures of plants and factories :classic:

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This looks fantastic. Love the colour scheme and the similarity to the real loco in your photograph is very accurate indeed. I also really like the small engine 345 in the fourth pic as well. :classic:

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Wow! You never cease to amaze with your builds. As is the norm of your high bar, the locomotive is stellar, and this time around the coiled steel is simple but brilliant.

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