Help ! Looking for large steam locomotive instructions

[philou14]

Hello,

I am looking for instructions (LDD or PDF) for the construction of a large steam locomotive gender Emerald night!

this in order to motorize via PFS

Thank you for your answers

[Paperballpark]

Brickset have links to all available instructions as PDFs. #10194 Emerald Night is here: http://www.brickset.com/detail/?set=10194-1

Just click on the 'instructions' tab, and download the PDFs.

[philou14]

Thank you for the reply but I already Emerard Night, I'm looking to build another engine!

[Paperballpark]

Huh? You asked for instructions for building the steam locomotive Emerald Night.

LEGO haven't released any other steam locomotives recently, and probably not since the 12v era.

[philou14]

No, I misspoke with the translation (google) because I write in French.

I already Emerald night, what I'm looking possibly are instructions mocs made ​​by members and made ​​instructions.

I saw on the forum very finest achievements of locomotives!

For example the one published by Citizen December 23 and is superb, and other models!

[Lazarus]

I have a flying Scotsman in my brick-link store. but i mostly do British diesels.

You will find a lot of the guys dont design with LDD and just build from parts so they dont normally have plans for a lot of the amazing trains around.

Edited December 22, 2013 by Lazarus

[Paperballpark]

That's what I do, I just build from bricks.

You might want to get the Constitution Train Chase while it's still available (won't be for long - it's already discontinued in the UK). That's a good set, and it's a good one to modify too.

[jrathfon]

There are a few steam locomotives here: http://railbricks.com/instructions/steam-locomotives/

[zephyr1934]

There are a few steam locomotives here: http://railbricks.co...am-locomotives/

I was going to say the same thing, but also add that the BR 23-001-L instructions there are top notch. Though some of the parts are rare and you might want to substitute colors or parts for a few of them.

You can also find some handy building tips in the various RailBricks magazines too.

[philou14]

Hello,

thank you all for your help.

I'll try to build the BR 23-001-L. I saw the instructions on 'railbricks.

do you know if there is somewhere parts inventory?

[bmacro]

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Ben/train-engines/BR23/98_parts_list_br23.txt

[marsupilami]

If you want to build really big engines, you should also check Tony Sava's Bricklink shop: http://www.bricklink.com/store.asp?p=AggieSava

See http://www.flickr.com/photos/savatheaggie/ as well.

HTH

[philou14]

BMACRO

Thank you for the answer.

But I do not MLCAD.

How can I convert the txt file to PDF?

[fred67]

If you want to build really big engines, you should also check Tony Sava's Bricklink shop: http://www.bricklink...asp?p=AggieSava

Seconded.... the free ones at Railbricks are nice, and a lot of inspiring articles there, but Tony has created some amazing engines that he sells instructions for.

[Duq]

BMACRO

Thank you for the answer.

But I do not MLCAD.

How can I convert the txt file to PDF?

Not sure why you would want to convert txt to pdf but here's a handy tool:

http://www.cutepdf.com/products/cutepdf/writer.asp

[philou14]

if I want to translate the read txt file in MLCAD with the number of parts is to have photos with either html or pdf or other media and I thought it was feasible in MLCAD