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That's some crazy assembly you've got there, really nails the look of the prototype
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Indeed, that is tiny impressive. As Toastie already said, "the smaller the MOCs the harder it gets." And I had the same thought as Murdoch17, two trailers on one handcar... oooof! Great work getting so much detail in such a small MOC.
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Nice take on Thomas and his coaches
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Oh wow, that's an impressive build. Great job capturing all of the details of the prototype and an interesting history of this workhorse.
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You have to save it as a text file then change the extension to .mpd and then the LDraw software SHOULD recognize it as being readable. If not, right click on the icon and choose "open with". I suspect the content is just the source of the .png files in the brickshelf gallery
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It seems like three ideas collided in the Santa Fe dome car. In 2004 James and another builder came up with their own versions of a dome and had a friendly meet at BrickFest PDX Jame's page and teunisdavey's page of the same event Then in 2005 I wandered on the scene with my own dome car design that then inspired James to build another dome, this one had two versions and the instructions for v2 is still on line. Only problem is that it uses VERY rare windscreens for the dome.
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That's some great work with difficult curves
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[MOC] 1:64 scale Swiss trains - latest addition: VU IV 1st-class coach
zephyr1934 replied to TeddytheSpoon's topic in LEGO Train Tech
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This sounds like a question first to be directed to FxBricks customer support. I do not have any of their switches yet, but I had expressed concern over the fact that the original prototype powered both tracks all the time. Shortly before release of these switches, I believe Michael Gail had said that no, in the production switches there is a jumper on the underside. If you remove the jumper it will function like a normal lego 9v switch (but with better curvature). Now like the Lego 9v switches, the outside rail is always powered since it is a continuous strip of metal, it is only the inside rail that will lose continuity without the jumper.
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Really great work squeezing so much locomotive in such a small space.
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The ultimate Emerald Night, very nice work!
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They're so cute!
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Warning! It looks like your intercity train is trying to make a break for it by taking control of the switches
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DF06 Aposematic (Friends style diesel shunter)
zephyr1934 replied to mahjqa's topic in LEGO Train Tech
Great little shunter and your integration of trains and friends is inspirational