Sérgio

Hello everyone, how are you? First of all, I thank the highlight of the CP2600 on front page as a rookie in the EB I was very surprised and happy, Thanks After the orders in Bricklink to Alstom CP2600 some orange parts left over and with those parts of the base RC Delux Train 7898 made another replica of a locomotive diesel Portuguese I find it funny that it is RC because it is the batteries or power source is exhaustible, such as the diesel engine The real model has 3 axles per bogie, also did here, the third axis is flexible to facilitate the curves. 6wide and has 41 studs in length, is light as he walks that illuminates the interior, unfortunately not arranged so that the illumination was for the headlights. BrickShelf: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=418888 MOC Pages: http://www.mocpages.com/moc.php/182825

Simply but realy great!!

Measures that depends on the purpose, for example if you want to see a train layout in the floor should not be too long or wide as it can tap into the buildings to bow In my building always like to find a solution between the realistic and the diatonic scale of usual sets As I have tried to see many parts of LDD as the width would be 7 here is an example in a replica of a DMU http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=321535 is a good measure but construction is more advanced. I will continue to do 6wide can play with other sets. On the pantograph think if you have the widest part of the 6wide also will be well on another scale unfortunately only made one pair in CP2600, but I think it is a good challenge;)

I really like this type of old western train, very beautiful, congratz

I buy in the BL to, and is very expensive, i pay 10 USD each one

I propose 5 or 6 tank wagons Works great to

Actully the spaces between windows are 'transclear brick 1x2 » 4 studs» transclear brick 1x2 » 6 Studs » transclear brick 1x2 » 4 studs» transclear brick 1x2' you propose 'transclear brick 1x2 » 5 studs» transclear brick 1x2 » 6 Studs » transclear brick 1x2 » 5 studs» transclear brick 1x2' ? I can try in the future I dont have time and parts to do it yet, but i will try Thanks

Weel done Rupi, like de SNOT work ;) One more thing , Put a banana in Mario hand, ahaha

Great!! its look like the littl bot Snake use on Metal Gear Solid 4

Excelete 7Wide car, the mix of Blue ande Silver its realy great. Love the intelegent use of SNOT very very very Beautifull

Yeah the Alsthom its made in France I did a self scale between realistic and sets scale, its 6Wide and 36/38 Studs Long the nose its realy dificult and this is the better way i found to build actully this MOC is the second version, maybe in the future i will upgrade, Lego for me its that, never finished tanks for the tips ;) I Have some Videos for this moc with 5 passenger car (44 Studs each one)http://www.youtube.com/user/fz39k#p/f/4/zsH840SyME0 with 4 passenger car (44 Studs each one)

thanks everbody :) Yes the Locomotive its a little bit short, but its bigger than a Train set scale, This CP2601 Have 36 Studs long did not do it more bigger because the engines are smaller than the passenger cars and my passenger cars already have 40 or more studs long the light from the top is a little big and may change it later The doors actually realy works I try Modified "zigzag" Brick, but i Prefer the grill, because grill its grill and the bricks its only "Zigzag" and second, that grill are metallic silver ;)

Thanks WhiteFang I've seen and I've already posted 2 MOC ;)

Hi There This Is a a little Shunter this Moc Have 8W becaus the real model is a lit bit large that normal cars and engine I use SNOT to do more realistic details I simulate to a false third wheel in the midle of a 9V motor BS Folder http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=392003

Love the detail, the SNOT and the colors, dark red its on of my favorite color nice Work :D

Hi Everbody. On this moc I try to copy the most important detail on Real Engine. Use and abuse of SNOT. Two 9V Motor Self made stickers Some rare parts like the front window and single buffers realistic pantograph, etc.. Hope You like it :) more Pics in BS folder http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=417409

Gosh, that is Huge!! Realy love the detail.

Hi everybody My Name is Sérgio and i'm 23 Years old and from Portugal I Realy love this Hobby my favorite theme is Lego trains I intend to recreate the most famous trains in my country Although a fan of train appreciate all types of buildings I am also big fan of SNOT and whenever possible I apply this technique in everything I do I think it is a great way to exercise the brain http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery....m=SergioBatista