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Hi Comunity, here is my second train, an italian regional and interregional train, very common on our raiways. It's a 7 studs realization, and the rear wagon with cabine is 69 studs long!!! If you want, you can see it running at the MODEL EXPO ITALY in Verona (Italy), next 21-22 February, on a wonderful train layout: The original E 464 And here the layout at the MODEL EXPO ITALY in Verona where you can see this train running for 2 days.....

Hi, LEGO Moc Comunity, I'm not sure this is the right forum, anyway, I'd like to show you my last Moc, a wonderful Italian motorbike of the 50s, the MOTO GUZZI AIRONE SPORT 250. At the moment, I'm restoring my real one, but it's a hard job and it takes a lot of time (...and money!), so I decided to try to build it with bricks...(less time and less money...). It's a 1:6 scale model, and I'll present it at the MODEL EXPO ITALY next 11/12 February in Verona (Italy), during the largest LEGO exhibition ever organized in Italy. Here some pictures (compared to the original version). Hope you enjoyed the bike... (in truth, I'm a Moc Train builder - you can see my trains in the train forum - but sometimes I like to build something else...). And here some pictures with a "friend", another Italian icon, the Piaggio Vespa PX 125 (this is a Mod of the Arvo Brothers project, I bought their plan, but there were some elements to modify in my opinion).

Hi Lego Train Comunity, here another old Italian classic lok,derived from the older FS E 636. Here my version aa by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040224 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040225 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040227 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040228 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040229 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr Here some short videos of the lok running last month in Verona at the Model EXPO Italy.. Hope you enjoy it.

Hi LEGO Comunity, I dont know if this is the right thread where posting this MOC. However, if the post has to be relocated, no problem with moderators. I'm not exactly a MOC car builder, I prefer MOC trains as you can see in my linked pages. But I like real cars, especially classic cars, like the Citroen DS which is one of my favourites, and so once a year I try to build a realistic car model. I saw many MOCs of the DS in the web, but when I saw "gribra"s project (credit to him and hope he will reach most supporters in "LEGO ideas") I decided to attempt a similar realisation. After several ideas and projects, last month I finally built the car. What do you think about it? For me, and as gibra wrote, it is very important that the car perfectly fits to the already existing and amazing VW T1 Camper Van (10220), not like - I think - the MINI Cooper (10242) which is certainly very nice but, compared to the VW Van, not an exact match of scale (also Dirk1313, in his topic -showtopic=96991- presenting his wonderful Mini Cooper Convertible MOD, said the same thing). If you have any question, I'm always available. Max - bmacro the original gribra's "idea" my attempts (POV rendering) The real final...hope you enjoy it bmacro: www.flickr.com/photos/95725803@N07/

This is a german train (Siemens) which runs as OBB-Italy also in northern Italy. I invite you to see it at MODEL EXPO ITALY in Verona, next 21-22 February, on a wonderful train layout : The original My version

Model Expo Italy 2018 by max bianca, su Flickr

In the meantime, 6.ooo sqm and over 220 exhibitors!!!!! Let's have a great event....... See you in Verona!!! Model Expo Italy 2018 by max bianca, su Flickr 22829704_1921945044712511_5131231834759641907_o by max bianca, su Flickr Dear fellow AFOLs, I’m here to announce that on March 17th-18th, 2018 my RLUG will organize its main event in Verona, Italy, and we would be pleased of bringing together exhibitors from all over Europe! :) The event will take place during the model-making fair Model Expo Italy (https://www.modelexpoitaly.it/en/home-en/), held every year in the spaces of the Fair of Verona. In 2018 the area dedicated to LEGO bricks will be over 4.500 sqm. large, and we esteem to gather at least 200 AFOLs! Our main goal is to create an atmosphere of joy and relax in which AFOLs can feel like they’re at home; in this we’re inspired by the famous LEGO Fan Weekends. Concerning the displayed material, and thanks to all the exhibitors, we will cover almost all the LEGO themes and interests: static and dynamic Technic models, a large City and Trains diorama, Castle scenes, Classic Space, and so on: imagination is the only limit ;) We will set up also a relax area for exhibitors, far from the eyes of the public, in which we will offer coffee, water and sandwiches. Besides that, we are organizing a small welcome gift for all the exhibitors, and we are working on the traditional AFOL dinner on Saturday evening, with all its surprises. We are also teaming up with Italian RLFM AFDL.it, which will organize an online AFOL contest whose winners will be announced during our event. Other technical details include a discounted price for hotel rooms, parking permits in the event area, and so on; also various LEGO sellers will be present at the event. In 2017 we gathered in 3.500 sqm. 150 exhibitors, of which 100 signed up in only 4 days! The public reached 70.000 units on the two days of exhibition, and our area was the most appreciated. We hosted exhibitors from the various Italian RLUGs, and also from Switzerland, Austria and Germany. Photos of the previous editions of the event can be found on our Facebook page: https://goo.gl/nog49T If you are interested, you can register here: https://goo.gl/XgNZJL ;) or contact us! ambassador@clvbrickteam.it info@clvbrickteam.it We can't wait to host you here !

Hi, Lego Train Comunity, here some pictures and some (bad quality) video of my last Monorail MOCs running at Bricking Bavaria in Munich last November. The newest one i'll present at the next Model Expo Italy in Verona, on March 2018. Hope to see you there... WhatsApp Image 2018-01-05 at 19.15.05 by max bianca, su Flickr WhatsApp Image 2018-01-05 at 19.18.56 by max bianca, su Flickr WhatsApp Image 2018-01-05 at 19.18.56 (1) by max bianca, su Flickr WhatsApp Image 2018-01-05 at 19.18.57 by max bianca, su Flickr And now, click on the picture to see the video... WhatsApp Video 2018-01-05 at 19.59.09 by max bianca, su Flickr WhatsApp Video 2018-01-05 at 20.14.36 by max bianca, su Flickr Trains by Helos and me.

I’ll buy many of this set and I’ll give it to my friends, not accustomed to the magnificent LEGO world, I think it's a great little work of Art, and those who criticize it, I’m sure they are not able to create wonderful MOCs.... otherwise, let me see!!!!!

Hi, LEGO Moc Train Comunity, Here the amazing TOP MOC trains published on the new number 28 of HispaBrickMagazine:

Amazing!! Really good job... Compliments!

Thanks to all!! Thanks to Milan and Alacondemine (I had not yet seen yuor video...lovely).

Yeah!!! What can I say... nothing else than.... perfect!!!! Astonishing realisation. Compliments ...

Thanks to all!!!! I thougt the Moto Guzzi in scale (1:6) was already fall into oblivion..., admired at our Italian events (but in November it comes also to Munich!!!), but lost in the wide wide web....! And suddenly ... WOWW!!!! Thanks a lot, Bricksonwheels, what honor!!! In truth, i haven't done anything but be inspired by your beautiful MOCs!!! Again, Thanks a lot.

Hi, Lego Train Comunity, here a video of some of our newest trains (by me and Helos) running at a local event in Italy. Watch it till the end, there are "25 Volts" of reasons.... Enjoy it!

It's fake! nowinaminute, this is a LEGO forum....

The long external track has 4 electrical parts (straight, curve, straight, curve), You can regulate each part depending on the weight of single train, from 0 to 25 volts!!! As you can see at the end (the end,THE END!!!) of the video, a single lok (with two 9v motors) reaches on the long straight and by 25 volts an incredible speed, but it has to last only a few seconds to avoid damages to motors!!! Holger, if you need any more information, please, PM und bitte auf Deutsch, Englisch ist fuer mich sehr schwierig...! Max, all O.K., I have to buy a better camera, I know, but it's not my priority.....

You are in right, Max my friend, I'm not a good video maker or a video editor, I only build, I think, good and efficient Moc trains. But using the term "shame" I think it's a little bit conceited... However, if you want to see my Moc trains in a better way, here the links: - http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=134971#entry2590230 - http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=134571#entry2590229 - http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=134573#entry2590228 - http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=134577#entry2582221 - http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=134576#entry2582210 PS: I don't remember any Moc train posted by you on this forum, am I wrong???

Hi Lego Train Comunity, when I saw about 2 years ago this picture, I decided i had to build my own version with bricks.. Very simply, I had to a put a lot of stickers on a white "chassis", like the original one ...so I thougt|!!! :cry_happy: ...taking pictures of the old Austrian steam lok RH 310 of 1911, ..and attach the stickers.., like here the designer Gudrun Geiblinger who realized this masterpiece.. Here my "chassis" P1040044 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr together with its smaller brother.. P1040054 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr Here my version _MG_3215m1 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040254 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040251 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040249 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040248 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040247 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040246 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040245 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040244 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040243 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040242 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr Hope you enjoy it. Special thanks to Helos for his very important contribute.

Hi Lego Train Comunity, Here another icon of the old Italian train style, the E 444, used also for the Italian itineraries of the Trans Europ Express Here my version (I know, stickers missing!!! I've to work a little bit more...). P1040240 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040237 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040238 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040236 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040235 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040234 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040233 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040232 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr d by MASSIMO B, su Flickr c by MASSIMO B, su Flickr a by MASSIMO B, su Flickr b by MASSIMO B, su Flickr Hope you enjoy it.

Hi Lego train Comunity, here one of my most favorite luxury vintage train I think ever built, the FS ETR 252 "ARLECCHINO", which was presented in 1960 at the Olimpic Games of Rome. Of the 4 train built, it survives only one, currently being completely restored. The train derives directly from the more famous ETR 300 "SETTEBELLO" of the 50's (the SETTEBELLO was an unique train in the world due to a series of innovative technical and stylistic solutions, elements of Italian design that in the fifties were at the center of world attention). My project lasted about 2 year untill I realized it in the last months. Thanks to HELOS for his great patience and his constant encouragement to me to go on with the construction!! 1a by MASSIMO B, su Flickr 2a by MASSIMO B, su Flickr 3a by MASSIMO B, su Flickr For the exhibition "The Fifties" held in Milan in 2005, the driving car of the ETR 252 was restored and exposed with the number "301" and the logo "Settebello" in place of the original "252 Arlecchino"! Don't know why.... 4a by MASSIMO B, su Flickr 5a by MASSIMO B, su Flickr 6a by MASSIMO B, su Flickr 7a by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040292 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040304 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr The pilot cabine... P1040294 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040303 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040310 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040305 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040309 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040311 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr nm by MASSIMO B, su Flickr nn by MASSIMO B, su Flickr A by MASSIMO B, su Flickr Here my first running test (bad video quality!). Unfortunately, at the moment the train doesn't run on std curves... Hope you enjoy the Arlecchino...

Thanks all !! Like you, I love these curves, curves, curves, curves... A clarification: jrathfon, i't's 7 studs wide, not 6 Bye bye

Thanks all !!! Moreover, in order to improve the result, all decals will be changed as soon as a best printer will be found! Bye bye PS: Udo, kein Problem! Zieh deinen Hut wieder auf...

Thanks all! And, Man with a hat, don't worry, I stop... next lot next year :wink: Bye bye

Hi Lego Train Comunity, here an alternative livery for an old classic we all know, an old lok for a modern company here with the original one... Here my version 27421995592_57474dbe7a_k by MASSIMO B, su Flickr 27421950662_e95f5bfca2_k by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040275 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040276 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040268 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040269 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040270 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040271 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040272 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040273 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr P1040274 by MASSIMO B, su Flickr Hope you enjoy it. Special thanks to Helos for his very important contribute.