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Snazz04

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  1. Haha yeah they're listed as XXL on Breckland bricks. It was a chore trying to fit them and it kind of ruined the proportions a bit? (the model was supposed to be 11 studs high not 13) but its not that big of a deal. Thank you!!
  2. Hello all! I'm back with a new British loco and its the SR V class, more commonly referred to as the Schools class due to the class being named after various public schools along the SR rail network. The class has a power classification of 5P and was one of if not THE most powerful 4-4-0 ever built! sr schools class by Snazz04, on Flickr sr schools class 2 by Snazz04, on Flickr Here are some images. If you want to see more please ask so! I'm thinking of recolouring it in different liveries, maybe even adding some prints. Built in 1:45 scale.
  3. Fun little shunter that!
  4. Always something special about German steamers, very nice build.
  5. Thank you very much, Its been a tough build for sure especially the cab/firebox area but its been a good learning experience.
  6. Hey all! Its been a while since my last post but don't worry I have been working on a new MOCs. This is my rendition of the famous locomotive class the LNER A3, specifically number 60072 "Sunstar". The model has been built in 1:45th scale hence making it 7 wide which has been my go to scale for all my MOCs. I really wanted to build it in BR Blue as it is my favourite livery by far. LNER A1 by Snazz04, on Flickr LNER A1_2 by Snazz04, on Flickr LNER A1_3 by Snazz04, on Flickr LNER A1_4 by Snazz04, on Flickr
  7. LMS 4F Interior by Snazz04, on Flickr Maybe....I have not successfully translated any of my models into real life bricks yet but that might change in the future as I am quite busy.
  8. Thanks, I actually dont know how circuit cubes work I just know that the tender will fit the dimensions. Also I will be uploading more renders on Flickr soon. Thank you Gareth and thats certainly food for thought!
  9. Hello all! Its been a while since I posted so let me share my latest creation I have been working on. This is an LMS 4F I built in 1:40th scale. It includes a detailed interior and also has space for a circuit cube in the tender. Speaking of the tender, I had some troubles making the tender so my friend SethBricked on Flickr kindly lent me the file of his 4F WIP. It was in 8W so I downscaled it to 7W. Feel free to post your opinions. LMS 4F by Snazz04, on Flickr
  10. Haha don't let me posting these in a short time span deceive you these took quite a bit to make! Thanks mate I still have not got my head around circuitcubes and thanks for the idea I might motorise it
  11. Inspired by models from Renzo Jager and ScotNick respectively. Built in 1:48th scale
  12. I agree dark green is such a nice colour shame that the parts dont exist in that colour though Thanks the interior was pretty tedious yet fun to make Thanks for the welcome I will post more of my models here soon!
  13. After making several sub par LEGO train MOCs I tried to be real serious and make one from blueprints. The engine I chose is an industrial engine made from Peckett & Sons Ltd. and was one of a batch of three "W6 Special" locomotives with drooped footplates. I built this is in 1:32 accidently because of a typo when using Sariel's scaler. Please post your thoughts of my model :) P.S - ignore the fact I posted 3 images of the interior
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