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Hello, here are some pictures of our Lego train layout and more, at our last exhibition from 17. to 19. October 2014 at Zwickau (Germany). Follow the link to the pictures: http://www.afols-lau.../zwickau-1.html I hope you like the images and the layout. Sven
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Nice model, great job! I like it! Sven
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There are Big Ben Bricks medium drivers. In the tender of the locomotive a 9V Motor is installed. I hope it helps. Sven
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I find no words... its Fantastic, really good work! Sven
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Thank you for your Honorable words. I am very pleased that you like the train! Yes, the middle axle can move freely. Only the two outer axles are mounted firmly and rotate. Sven
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Hello, I want you to meet my 1920s German museum train. The steam locomotive is based on the German BR89 (T3). This is a three-axle passenger car, 2nd class. And that's a two-axle passenger cars, fourth class. More pictures can be found at the following link: http://lego.startrek...de/der-zug.html I hope the train like it. Sven K (Capt. K)
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Looks very nice, great job! Sven (Capt K.)
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Hello, many thanks to all! I am glad that you like it. @ dr_spock the model has no function! It is a exhibition model, only to watch. Sven (Capt. K)
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Hello, I would like to introduce you to my new project. It is a model of a tamping machine ( 08-275 Unimat 3S ) from plasser & theurer. I hope you like it. More pictures can be seen here: http://www.brickshel...ry.cgi?f=535751 enjoy it! Sven (Capt. K)
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Thanks, I am glad that you like it. No I have not installed a motor. The model is too long for the tight Lego curves. Sven (Capt. K)
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Hello, I have updated my Plasser & Theurer AFM 2000 (Automatic Track Finishing Machine. Combined stabilising and profiling machine.) It is now the third version. Compare this to the first version from 2005: http://www.brickshel...sion1/bild3.jpg And here is the new third version: More pictures are here: http://www.brickshel...ry.cgi?f=286885 Enjoy the pictures. Sven (Capt. K) please don't post picture over 1000.pxl in width!
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Once again thank you all! I also have this catalog, it is really very helpful when I building these Permanent Way machines. Sven (Capt. K.)
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Hello, @ all: Thank you very much! I am glad that you like my MOC. Unfortunately I have no picture of the real machine. But for comparison, here is a picture of a HO (1:87) model of Kibri. Sven (Capt. K.)
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Hello, I want to show you my latest model. It is a Motor Tower Car "MTW 100.083/1" from Plasser & Theurer with a tool and material car. It is a machine for installation, maintenance and inspection of catenary. The model is built in 8wide and powered with two 9V motors. Some pictures from the model machine: And a picture with the tool and material car. More pictures can you find on Brickshelf: http://www.brickshel...ry.cgi?f=522994 I hope you like it! Sven (Capt. K.)
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Wow, very nice railroad buildings and a lot of details. I like it so much! Sven (Captain K)
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No not really, my inspiration was East Broad Top Railroad Gas Motorcar M-1. Here a link to the EBT RR Homepage: http://www.ebtrr.com/equip/gas.html Sven (Captain K)
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Welcome to EB's LEGO Train Community English Electric. I like this track maintenance machines very well. And I have turned my hobby into a profession. I work in a shop for track maintenance machines. Therefore, I have a good knowledge about these machines. With pride I can say that Plasser & Theurer my models has also been exhibited at trade fairs in Germany and the USA. Here a link: http://www.brickshel...ry.cgi?f=286911 In any case, it's great subject. And I will build a few more machines in Lego. Sven (Captain K)
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I am glad that you like the Motorcar. Thank you. Sven (Captain K)
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Indexed by Moderator Hi All, I want you today to present my new MOC of Motorcar M-1. This model is inspired by the Gas Motorcar M-1 of East Broad Top Railroad (EBT). I like this Motorcar and wanted to build one. It is not a 100% copy of the EBT M-1! For example, the color of the Lego Motorcar I changed. This Car is build in 8wide and 42 studs long, and powered with two 9V motors. I especially like the new color “dark green” from Lego, so the trains look very realistic. More pictures of Motorcar M-1 you can find on Brickshelf: http://www.brickshel...ry.cgi?f=519404 I hope you like. Sven (Captain K)
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Hello all, my name is Sven (Captain K) and I live in Germany. I'm a big fan of Lego trains for many years. My first Lego train set was 4559. For several years, I build all my Lego trains in 8wide and on 9V System. One of my favorites are track maintenance equipment. Sven (Captain K)
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WOW!!! The truck looks great! Very nice! Sven (Captain K.)
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Indexed by Moderator Hello, I have updated and make better pictures of my "Eastbrick Heaven Railroad (EBH-RR)" 0-4-0T engine No.3 and Caboose No.17 . Inside Caboose. Some more pictures are here on Brickshelf: http://www.brickshel...ry.cgi?f=471449 I hope you like. Sven (Capt. K)
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Hello, Many thanks Steinkopf, it pleases me that they like my models. I am very interested in these machines and I am glad that it's the same as them. It gives me a lot of fun recreating these machines. sven
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Hello, a very nice and realistic looking MOC! And the detail on the tamping units are very, very good! My version of a Plasser & Theurer Tamper is a little bit bigger. Look here 09-4X . 09-16/4S Dynamic and 09-32 CSM More on my Birckshelf folder: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=286876 Sven
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First public exhibition of our port "Puerto de la Cruz"
Captain K. replied to Captain K.'s topic in Pirate MOCs
@ kurigan Yes, I am a fan of Patrick Obrian. But the ship has got the name "Sophia" to the daughter of a good friend of mine. So the ship name does not have to do with the books of Patrick Obrian. Capt. K