Sir E Fullner

It kind of reminds me of the 12v's

I fot the train finally, but the coach didn't work that well on it. Good thing I'm thinking about getting the PF accessories (except the light) for my birthday!

Thank you everyone for the nice replies. Finally I did something right.

It is just so beautiful. One day, while browsing on Wikipedia, I found this old LEGO 12v commercial. You can watch the commercial by clicking on this link. Always entertaining, always inspiring, always:

I have seen all of the Trains LEGO has made through the years. I don't know how they do it. As a LEGO Train fan, I am sure Interested in what's next in the years to come. If LEGO keeps it up, we'd probably have trains controlled by Human minds! Anyways, Christmas greetings and a happy New Year. Always entertaining, always wondering, always:

I figure that if you don't want the train with a motor, you would have to make an extra bogie trailer like the one on the Freight train. You can try building one on LDD, following the instructions.

Days are coming, Christmas is almost here. I can't wait. I really can't wait.

I use BlueBrick at home to design my Basement layout. I am also planning a dream layout

Can I do that with my RC train?

I added an image by mistake, he he he he honestly, I'm not kidding.

It is almost Christmas, and the New Year is coming up. So, I thought that I would give everybody the Season's Greetings. Also, I want to tell each and every one of you about the models I have built this year. You can see them at my MOC page at MOCpages.com I have built a Thomas the Tank Engine ® model, if you see it, it will look very impressive. And also a Big Four Engine, an Ivatt class 2-6-2T Something I have created, but deleted, the Santa Fe Super Chief chugging down the line. Also, the joy of the whole season, the Christmas Express Well, this has been quite a year. I wish all of the Train Tech and Eurobrick users a happy building into the New Year. Always entertaining, always inspiring, always:

I'm awake, I just wanted to try that one out. Anyways, since I'm not able to buy the Power Functions accesories, I think I'll give the dry ice-water a try.

Nice, looks like a Co-Bo class.

I could if I could, but I don't have a camera. If I do put in some pics, they would probably be in LDD Format.

I have an RC train set, too. Since I don't have very many bricks, and I wanted a tunnel, I made a papier mache tunnel. Also, if I put my train at high speeds, the track really moves around alot. I just keep it at speed 4, though. When the batteries run down, I just put it at top speed.

I am going to get the Emerald Night Train set for Christmas, and to save money, I am not buying the Power Functions Accesorries with it. I had a stroke of genius, though. I created an extra coach out of an old 7897 train platform. I made it 5 bricks high, and hopefully it is tall enough. Its colors are black and red stripes, with yellow and white windows. Along with the coach, I created a "Hunslet Austerity 0-6-0ST" and a brakevan. Always entertaining, always inspiring, always:

You can sign me up for Train Tech! I just want to join. I live in Nebraska, where rialroads have done a great shaping. Even my home town is named after a famous railroader. I have made gazillions of LEGO trains in my life. I even worked on a 7897 Passenger train and made it into an awesome steamer. I am also administrator for the Siouxland LEGO Train Group on MOCpages. So please, please, please, ............................................................. please sign me up for train tech.