LEGO Train 12 Volts

The car looks powerfull ...I like the jack!

Is the fire man hang up? Nice truck!

Amazing and funny! I love your great work ...not only the locomotive but also the cars and that epic caboose!

Great tip, I've to try this technique!

May be one day... The PF LEDs are too expensive and less flexible than an own project Thanks Q3671! Thanks to you James, this locomotive is epic and I think that these wagons are the right completion of this train

Wow Udo great work and AMAZING Maersk logo!

Fantastic and huge work! As usual from you!

Very clever design! I like this tank container and your solutions!

Your English trains are a masterpiece!

I remember your volkswagen lego garage but with this you've outdone yourself! :wub: Impressive garage and amazing details and building tecnique ...the two Vespa look fantastic! :thumbup:

Nice MOC I love those waves!

This work is amazin man! The food details are great! The architecture of the restaurant looks so real! :thumbup:

I love that floor with tiles at 45°. This MOC is amazing! :wub:

I'm glad to hear this from you! Wise choice: you can buy hundred leds for few euros Thank you very much zephyr1934, these cars are really simple but the stickers (as you know) make the difference You're right but I didn't want to overdo with too many stickers You're too kind *thomas*! These batteries don't last long but are perfect for a compact design Thanks to you all: Princess Amy, harnbak and smokestream888 :thumbup: Thanks, that livery is easily recognizable and highly effective!

Thanks THERIZE, the third light on top was quite difficult this time! Thanks Railco but the credit for the front of the locomotive goes to James Mathis The doors of the wagons are fake, they're built with an offset of an half plate to be more pleasant. The 9v battery is used just to feed the six leds, on the contrary the engine is powered by six AA batteries ...however in my collection I've used the 9v battery with good results ...but just for shunting:

SBB FFS RE 4/4 II 11223 Hi everyone, as promised in one of my last topic (http://www.eurobrick...l=+g1700 +cargo) I have now finished my Swiss project which consists in an evolution of RE 4/4 made by James Mathis and the addition of Inter City wagons of Swiss Federal Railways. The locomotive is longer than that of James to respect the proportions of the original and with a more realistic detail for the pantographs and for the roof, which has a more compact profile. As usual I added lights to distinguish my model. The idea was to replicate one of the convoys found on Märklin catalog presented in the year 2014, a convoy that I have often seen in the neighboring Switzerland. Here you can see the RE 4/4 II near the Italian sister E424 In the next months I will be back to complete my BR collection!

Hey master this MOC is another great work! I like the red lights (tile round 1x1) on the front and the impressive details inside the ambulance!

I've never seen this set before! But the boat looks powerfull with two motors! Thanks for the review!

Epic work, the trees and the little lake are beautiful! The restaurant perfectly fit this large MOC! Just the clown looks like a weird creepy man!

I've missed this little masterpiece: very neat design and great visual effect!

I like this work and the picture number five looks amazing! Great Moc

Fantastic square, I like the architecture of the buildings! The fountain and the grave monument are the best details in my opinion!

Have you already red this topic: http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=55815 about the same locomotive you're building? I think that Ralph_S' work can help you!

Personally I bought the Maersk train and an extra wagon with a gray container ...Maersk is the right choice!

WOW *oh2* you're a really MOC expert ...this masterpiece is huge! The rocks are epic and so the main wall of the castle made with stones :drool: I wish to live here!