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Love it! the mini airport shuttle and your newer version of it really looks good!

if you have a technic motor that is even better as it will gain you more room inside.

the updated locomotive looks amazing, the doors feel a little too recessed to me, if you can figure out how to make them less recessed into the body, that would be perfect (but thats nitpicking). can you fit the train motor inside the body with its output shaft above the main bogie? if youd manage to do that, maybe there is a way to make a 3 axle driven bogie at this scale (would need some custom sides though)

nothing short of awesome! i love it!

will look forward to those!

oh that is awesome! i live just a few km from the danube, but in germany, its wild that its the same river flowing through all these countries!

thanks for telling me, natively is very good!

Hey guys, i switched to linux, i have heard studio doesnt work under linux (and that has been my previous experience too with other distros), but now it totally works. I use kubuntu 25.04 with wine, the current 64 bit windows version installed just fine, and everything works. Hope this helps some of you guys wanting to go away from microsoft or apple.

yeah you are right i have overseen something. you have one plate of space extra in the middle, then its more or less easy to do. hope this helps the redditor

that wont work because the plate would connect to the rails, or connect to the plates in the middle. i think these are too long for it to work. the reddit post for all those that want to see that (i am DoubleOwl7777 on reddit): https://www.reddit.com/r/LEGOtrains/comments/1nqu9r4/comment/nga5zoh/?context=1 anyways, hope this helps the redditor figure it out.

Someone on reddit asked me how this level crossing works. I have already figured out how each of the barriers on one side is connected, but i havent been able to figure out how the sides are connected to each other. there would be one plate of space between the rails and the floor. The barriers are connected to each other with a slide system, where one side has gearing to invert the motion. my idea would have been to use rigid hoses, and these clip parts, but i dont think thats the solution either. https://imgur.com/a/uopNifw

how did you power the little wheels?

thank you for everything, while i never ordered anything from you (i only do electric and diesel locomotives and those generally dont need special parts), you were still a big help for a lot of people.

to add to this, model railways have solved this problem with dcc control, where a computer tells a module to reverse the track power on that section and the train is controlled via digital signals through the track.

with pybricks you can do whatever you want.