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Will a program like BAP (Brick automation project) recognize these new controllers?

Nice work. You can easily do a tilting train by allowing low CG cars to tilt around the longitudinal axis, fixed on the chassis. The axis should be near the roof to get the most tilt effect. Of course they only tilt in the curves while moving fast.

I thought that 4wide lego model trains are more on H0 scale. 1:87

The show must go on!

Thank you. A lot of things are downloadable there. Actually the best site I discovered recently https://www.mybricks4u.com/trains---unit.html. Even the lisbon tram is one of the best I saw.

Unfortunatly not downloadble

I think that, in respect to 8 wide( 1:48) models, they have accurate dimensions, generally. The wheels are probably on the small size. I remember, some years ago, people reached to the conclusion that they suited better 7 wide cars, than 6 or 8 wide cars. In the end, if you measure the 3 dimensions of the box ( and not the total height from the ground) they will be right scaled in most of the cases. But if you´re in 6 wide building than yes, everything tends to be quite tall (actually 8 wide tall)

They look quite finish_ed . *****

BR80 1:33

Incredible achievement.That must be around 1:20 scale. But for normal Lego tracks one can build in 1:38 where10 studs->3meters.

https://www.lgauge.com/article.php?article=trains/gallery/articles/bap

Hello Is there any place where one can download custom bricks for Studi? For example I saw that someone has already the printed parts of MclarenF1, set 10330, which are not avaiable in the default sudio pallete. There are a lot of Studio Lego Sets in Bricklink gallery, though not downloadble, for some strange reason. Maybe Lego is afraid of copying their models.

Well that´s a BIG mistery, do you have more than one base plate to try? Even in LDD or Sudio they fit well, it would mean some deformation in the plastic.

It has nothing to do with the 48x48 base plates. It should fit, but you have to fix the rails with extra plates under the track (you can not attach them directly on the base plate)

Or maybe Lego is just jealous about the superior train designs of HABricks (and also the much "superior" prices) (<: