RickyWasAYoungBoy

THANK YOU BRO 2x1x2/3 slope is still too much. This slope equals 2x1x1/6. But anyway mounting all the curved bricks together is a good idea. Worths a try :) As for the Central trucks, the thickness of outer details must be controlled somewhere within 2/3 bricks height (which is very challenging), otherwise they would come out of the body.

Thanks. Yes, they are brackets (according to stud.io classification) on the side of the nose and also on the hood. Thanks !

I put 2 M motors in it. In the noses (under the pantograph) My other MOCs include Penn. E44 locomotive and Amfleet coach. I love those iconic American trains. Also I made Swiss and Austrian trains too. But that was 8 years ago. Feels kind of rough when I look at it now. In the middle trucks I used big wheels, same ones as in 10277. Big wheels are thick (full 1 unit width) which makes width control challenging. If you had any ideas of the GG1 trucks I'd be glad if you tell me :)

Thank you!

THANK YOU for your comment. I'm reconsidering that part. And the studs on the body wall annoys me too...

Hello, everybody ! I'm new here :) I used to post on Mocpages but it's dead now ? GG1 is so popular that there's a lot of MOCs already. I'm more or less inspired by some of them. This one is completed in Stud.io and waiting for building in reality. I tried hard to make sure all brown bricks are existing ones. Bricks count: Approx. 1863 pcs. Length: 50.9 cm Width: 8 studs Powered by 2 M motors, with RC receiver, 9V battery box The power, battery and RC modules takes up a lot of space so I didn't build any interior. (Except openable doors) The trucks Finished work update: