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gvb2003

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  1. Amazing job, cool how you used that old car base!
  2. Very true and you're welcome! Momentarily I'm working on a convertible Saab 9-3 in 5 wide. It's quite a challenge to get it perfect as I stumble upon the same challenge with the fenders. The jumpers make the use of this bogie piece possible. This part was most commonly used on older City cars. A great solution to make a good base for a 5 wide car. However, I cannot find the perfect parts that will solve the awkward big gaps for the wheels.
  3. Late reaction, but very cool little creation!
  4. I use standard tracks and it went very well. I think because both axles are driven. I only have struggles to fit this L motor inside a 4 wide room with a better support so it will not jump from the gear. My current construction is very weak
  5. Thanks, I see that the plate came loose on the picture. I Indeed need to make a technic construction. And what about the L-motor? Can it take this train without breaking or something?
  6. Two days ago I made a motorized Class 143. The idea came from someone who also made a Pacer and posted it on Eurobricks. With gears I connected the 2 axles to the L-motor. I'm now trying to make the L-motor stable so it will not jump out of it's place. But I was thinking, how much can a L-motor withstand? It really has a though job moving this train. And is there another way to mount this motor?
  7. Thanks!
  8. I have been designing the NS/NMBS Beneluxtrein. A service that ran between Amsterdam and Brussels. In my previous post I showed the HLE 25 from NMBS. Here are the final designs of the two coaches and the old designs: ~NEW~ (the one on the far right is from the original Beneluxtrein) ~old~ ~NEW (I4 Coach)~ ~old~ And finally the Plan D after being assembled, the project has officially been launched.
  9. Can you tell me something about roller bearings on the axles? Also I should get the two coaches first so I have the full train set of 3 cars to do tests.
  10. So I was designing the the whole NS/NMBS Beneluxtrein, a service that ran from Amsterdam to Brussels. Here is the final HLE 25 Design. The driving cab is already built. I made some fixes with the HLE 25 engine. All bogies are aligned and the cab has a better design. The only big problem is that I don't know if the standard PU or PF is able to pull all these heavy coaches. I noticed my 7939 locomotive had some problems pulling and pushing the coach w/ driving cab alone. If you have ideas to improve the locomotive feel free to tell!
  11. Thanks @ExeSandbox , I have Flickr but I can't upload them on Eurobricks anymore?
  12. When I was writing a topic I noticed I couldn't upload pictures anymore. When I choose a file and upload I get an error message to ask for assistance. I messaged an admin but I did not get any response. I also tried to make the images smaller to reduce the size but that also failed. I'd really appreciate it if anyone can help me!
  13. Hey awesome make! Can you tell the secret behind the front axle? Is that glued to the metal axle?
  14. Great! Thanks for your help, this looks very nice. I have enough space in the cab for this idea. I was thinking about this, this looks better
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