Brockenlok Posted July 9 Author Posted July 9 (edited) Hello everyone, this was a special case in my opinion because they just moved the locomotive only a short distance because there was a disruption due to construction work. Normally (and what I found on other videos) the locomotives are transported in a cold state—presumably also due to the weight of the operating fluids and the coal. Edited July 9 by Brockenlok Quote
Brockenlok Posted July 24 Author Posted July 24 (edited) It depends, sometimes just a few kilometers, sometimes all the way across europe. Edited July 24 by Brockenlok Quote
Brockenlok Posted July 24 Author Posted July 24 Hello everyone, today I was able to finish my low-loader for narrow-gauge vehicles. Although it is modeled very closely on the full-size prototype, I kept the lettering generic. Here are a few key specifications: - Scale 1:41 - Designed to transport vehicles for 4w track - Unpowered - Includes steering (steering lever concealed in the rear wall of the cab) - The semi-trailer is slightly extended to accommodate the transport of Class 99.23 locomotives You can find all the photos on my Flickr channel: https://www.flickr.com/photos/201318707@N05/ Best regards, Niklas Quote
zephyr1934 Posted July 25 Posted July 25 Very nice! Naturally it looks best with the loco on board. Quote
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