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That is impressive for such a small space. If you have not previously seen them, you may be interested in Masao Hidaka's series of mini-trains (akin to the microfighter versions of official LEGO trains). Maybe smaller than what you are working on, but could be inspiration for more small rolling stock.

Hello, all! I built this last year to fit in with my Winter Village. It is inspired by the 1916 Ford Model T Runabout and incorporates some of the design ideas from the official Winter Village vehicles (such as the 10222 mail truck, 10259 bus, and 10263 fire truck). It fits one minifig with a small hat or hair. The doors are non-functional, as they are blocked in by the front wheel arches. Happy to hear any comments, critiques, or suggestions. Additional views behind spoiler tag:

The app does not provide this functionality, but you can chain two motors together but plugging a second motor into one of the spare ports of the first. I can't speak intelligently as to whether this is advisable, but the company did use this technique in the Mars Rover build on their blog (which had five motors driven by a single Bluetooth Battery Cube). When I inquired in early-February, the company indicated that they plan to start selling the Cubit motors separately later this year.

Hi! I am an AFOL in Southern California, USA. Classic Space and Castle sets filled my childhood, supplemented by small Technic sets. The introduction of the Star Wars theme kept me from plunging too far into my dark ages. I now tend to collect and build IDEAS, Creator Expert, and Winter Village sets, and I build a lot of Harry Potter with my kids. I also enjoy building trains. CMF-1138