Alan Guerzoni

love its streamlined design

I modified nose. This for removing some bad stickers:

Superb

Yes, it could be possible. I'll think how to do it

Love that vintage video. Thanks!

Featuring homemade stickers and 3D printed rims: Original car: More photos: Minifigures (homemade stickers): On racing track!

Internal tech layout/carriages: 2 9V PF motors (one inverted) on the same channel of IR receiver, plus lithium battery pack.

Video V200 in motion - Lonigobricks event 2026

Thanks @Toastie and @idlemarvel I'm really a V200 lover since my childness, although classic V200 paint scheme here was tan and dark blue: I'm surely not a master bulder.. I'm just a Lego exibithor since one year, Joining Brickpatici community in Italy. Next step: condivinding with you some videos of my V200 Buonanotte! Alan

Ciao!

Hi, The V200, built by Krauss-Maffei in the 1950s, was the flagship diesel locomotive of the German railways during post-war reconstruction. When they were withdrawn from service, in the 80s, many ended up in Italy, on the non-electrified sections of the so-called minor railways: I built chassis 051 in red/white/black classic livery, mostly because I already had all bricks in the right colors. I printed custom stickers on vinyl to finish it: It's motorized with 2 Power function 9V motors (one inverted), IR controller and 6 lithium batteries I created also 2 passenger wagon, previously owned by Swiss rails, then owned By Ferrovia Suzzara-Ferrara in 80s: They're large 6 studs: Hope you like it!

Cheers from Italy! We are Alan & Mary and we are AFOL and Lego Exhibitors My themes are all type of vehicles (trains, speed champions, space) and microscale My wife Mary loves lego art Here some mocs created by us: