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LoneBrickerSG

Maintenance of Way equipment

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Hey guys.

This isn't anything truly spectacular, but I wanted to share it anyway. I got ahold of three Lego 4200 Mining 4x4's and modified them for railroad purposes.

I kept one stock, but added rail wheels and changed the tools. The second got a smaller bed and two tool cabinets, as well as two extra places for more tools, and the third got a cabinet and a small crane.

I happened to see a Hi-Rail truck with a crane on it while at work, and the idea took off from there. I also BrickLinked parts to make the four new-style rail workers in the photo.

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Anyone else have some MoW equipment they want to show off?

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Excellent modified mining 4x4's into rail line repair vehicles......neat use of those new torso as railway workers too.

Brick On 'LoneBrickerSG' ! :grin:

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Nice conversions. Who's that blue guy in the back? He's out of uniform, fire him. :classic:

Track maintenance is important. It saddens me whenever I see someone post a train MOC on tracks with tons of green weeds growing out of the gravel.

I have some MOW stuff on my flickr and brickshelf. It's fun adding the small train wheels to CITY sets.

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Nice conversions. Who's that blue guy in the back? He's out of uniform, fire him. :classic:

I have a bunch of the 90's era rail workers. In my mind, the blue-uniform guys are my track workers, and the newer uniform people are train crews. Right now most of my rail workers are on-deck for constructing a bridge.

Track maintenance is important. It saddens me whenever I see someone post a train MOC on tracks with tons of green weeds growing out of the gravel.

I have some MOW stuff on my flickr and brickshelf. It's fun adding the small train wheels to CITY sets.

Oh, but some tracks look better overgrown. Like if you had a logging railroad in the sticks? Looks much better with weeds and stuff.

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you can make a light under the truck (camera) to observe the wheels, a search light on top of the roof for finding the location at night, a powertruck air, electric for tools and worklights, warning light for upcomming traffic, a van with a transmitter for testing the auto-train-stop (ATS) and track switchses.

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