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Selander

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    Bracketslope, Newtiles
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    Trains and Trucks, City and Buildings.

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  1. Great build and colors 👌it has a well built "grown up" feeling I dont often see in 6-wide, so kudos to your skills 🙌👍🤗
  2. Great job on this model 👌👍 I particularly admire the nose and front windscreen, since these are notoriously difficult to reproduce in this limited scale.
  3. Those hoppers !!! 🤩🤗👌 Really inspiring design 👏
  4. Once again you have done an incredible work !! What a great source of information.
  5. Nice model (as I already wrote on Flickr) 💪🙌 Normally (typically) bogies are more narrow than running boards, so in this case, with a 7-wide loco, I would have built bogies standard 6-wide. I believe the overall propotions/looks would be even better that way.
  6. Thanks for clarifying ! Your design is definitely more "mature" than the original. If I were to build this version, I'd apply a black adhesive foil onto the hub. Then it should almost "disappear".....
  7. What ?? Power Functions controlled by PuP app 😂....that's hilarious...😄
  8. What about the PuP hub ? 🤔
  9. I was thinking the exact same. It looks nice, but it'll pivot strangely given the offset of the three fixed pair of wheels.
  10. Interesting story, and a great evolution of your building skills ! Though the improved/increased number of curved slope elements from TLG certainly helps as well. 👍🙌💪
  11. Thanks for your kind words, Nikonissen 🤗🙌. Nice that you also recognized the similarities with one of the Lego factory locomotives, I've long had a soft spot for that version (which I believe was designed by James Mathis)
  12. Thanks LT12V, you are too kind 🥰👍🙌. Much appreciated 👍
  13. Thanks Thomas, you are very kind 😊🤗. "Handles" are just very small black stickers. I cut them from an adhesive sheet with help of razor blade and steel ruler...so really simple.
  14. Thanks a lot 🤗. Sure, but the loco in this video is an older version....but the decoupling bogie is functionally the same.
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