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  1. Sérgio
    Really nice job André, glad to see the Train Theme growing on you!
  2. Sérgio
    Thank you so much!
  3. Sérgio
    This is probably my favorite build of your rolling stock, really well done and I can't wait to see a full MOW train build by you! Great Job André!
  4. Sérgio
    Hi Everyone! I'm used to orange, and the first time I saw this color scheme it hurt my feelings, but after saw a couple more times I kinda dig it this Bee Painted. This only digital for now... Medaway 1446 by Sérgio Batista, no Flickr Medway 1446 by Sérgio Batista, no Flickr Medway 1446 boggie turn by Sérgio Batista, no Flickr Medway 1446 by Nelso Silva, no Flickr
  5. Sérgio
    Sexy nose curves!
  6. Sérgio
    Very elegant, I love the curves and the solutions used. You did a great job!
  7. Sérgio
    Massive and very clean, can't wait to see more!
  8. Sérgio
    I wanted a corner part like that from years! :) Thank You! Thank You! I think, some Fellows already anwser to this question. Yes it is, it's a new one, Personaly I didn't like the old one Alfa Pendular by Joao Silva, no Flickr Thank You!
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    Thank you All!
  10. Sérgio
    that is a WinRar locomotive! nice job!!
  11. Sérgio
    Very realistic! love it!
  12. Sérgio
    Hello Everyone! My new train, the "Alfa Pendular" Build on Stud.io, it took me more than 50 hours, no blueprints, just photos of the real one as reference, almost 6000 parts, 4 L motors, I put some room and flexible liftarms inside to tilt on curves, but this is a virtual model, so I can not tested the tilt function. I don´t know when I can build this 2,80 meters long train with real bricks. (Photo of the real train by João Lourenço on Flickr) I hope you like it!
  13. Sérgio
    You start with some huge stuff! The Stud.io doesn't recognize the flex tubes (Hoses 3mm) exported on Lxf files, just delete the tubes and put some from stud.io and then you can bend'em.
  14. Sérgio
    You build amazing Steam stuff, you could try to render some of your works export the lxf. files to Stud.io :) You can also put some parts that don't even exist in LDD or deactive the colision tool to make more detail, like the rods.
  15. Sérgio
    Sand green suits perfectly!
  16. Sérgio
    I try, and have mixed feelings, now the roof looks more an Alco RS... I think it is more thicker than I expected
  17. Sérgio
    Love the interiors, great details her you should build a version half cut, only just to see the inside.
  18. Sérgio
    The old trams from Oporto are gorgeous :) In Europe we have some trains build by Fiat, Rolls Royce, Siemens :) Thank you, I always try to avoid using buffer parts and build my own, I like to use some different parts, like old tires and gears and flowers :) Thank you :) That blue one it is the most Prestige/Exclusive train in Portugal, it calls "Presidential Train" Travel on this it costs more or less the same as build it in real bricks. https://www.thepresidentialtrain.com/en/home I was invite to make a 1 hour travel on that just because I build a Lego version (old version, not the render), it was a good experience :) My first version made 6 or 7 years ago
  19. Sérgio
    Thank you:) I was torture a several times to, a picture of me to prove it, with Lego friends, because this is a Lego related Forum :P
  20. Sérgio
    Thank you :) Currently, the Portuguese train fleet is not as diversified, but in the 1970s, there was a lot of North American diesel material, Alco, Whitecomb, General Eletric. The Portuguese and Spanish gauge is different from the Rest of the world, it was a decision taken to prevent invasions during the Second World War, like all the material that came from an outside that had been adapted to circulate here, and then to proceed with electrification, diesel locomotives were pulled over and replaced by more modern electric ones. Some american locomotives (already in Lego version) Alco: Whitcomb: General Electric: Budd:
  21. Sérgio
    That's a great Idea, I reuse my older design when the curve slops dont even exist, I never tough before, using on the roof with clips :) Thank you, I will Improve it all :)
  22. Sérgio
    Hi! A tattoo artist challenge me to build a tattoo machine, this is out of I normally do (Trains or music bands) I use various tattoo machines images as references, this is not an exact replica of anything, just a life size scale. I made also a transclear stand.
  23. Sérgio
    I thought that this was what had won
  24. Sérgio
    You can try Stud.io, it is a little bit more complex than LDD, have more parts (like that missed brackets), more features and you can render your models to have a better view of them.
  25. Sérgio
    It looks like a sad puppy eyes it is not weird to me, I got used to seeing them, in Portugal exists more than 60units most of them are Orange: I also did a Lego version: Almost 10 year old version Some of them are blue: And the old version to: And there is also a Yellow one: There is more, some of the orange were sold to Argentina, and they change the colors also:
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