LEGO Train 12 Volts

Impressive locomotive and even more impressive layout! I also noticed that some wagons have silver wheels ...are they motors to aid traction?

Oh yes absolutely the same ...thanks to you! What amazed me was that you already had knowledge about CC in 2021 ...great work! ...and now the suffix KA is also clear

Thanks @Man with a hat, the motorization was a challenge but the CC components are a great help to achieve the goal! Thanks for your kind words @Feuer Zug! Ooh yeah a baby boomer ...then your qualities are even more admirable (not that I had any doubts about it)! I agree about the flexibility of C++, these are the same words of my son, in this case he used Kotlin to stay in the Android context. Note The tennis socks part was really cool , the irony goes well with the genius! All the best Emanuele

Heehee ...Like you I'm too old for programming smart device ... two old generation X can't compete with a young generation Z ...but these new generations of kids are involved in programming on new platforms thanks to their old parents ---."when it comes to the core of the matter, I/O, are all descendants of, well, stone old hardware" --- I love this sentence true and comforting! Thanks for greetings, and yes. I will write to you in the next few days!

I like that part too! You've hit the jackpot: the screenshot I posted is from the app programmed by my son! The app was programmed with Android Studio and Kotlin, and connects directly to the Circuit Cube via BLE. The code was developed by studying an open source project found on GitHub (the author was "asperka" ...does this name suggest anything to you? ...Maybe @Asper ?), which showed how to set motor speeds by parameters exposed by the CC via BLE. If you want I can share the relevant code snippets with you via direct message. Greetings Emanuele

Thanks Bruce, you're vey kind

Chapter 3 of 4 Hello everyone, after more than six months I'm here again with my third project using Circuit Cubes components to power this fantastic diesel shunter (on sale on Blokbricks) It was too sad to have such a beautiful locomotive without an engine (and without lights ) , now thanks to the Bluetooth microcontroller this has been possible! To house the components I had to enlarge the cabin by one stud, the difference is almost not noticeable: Enjoy the video and the pictures... (wagons by @Toastie) See you with the last chapter! Chapter 1 of 4 Chapter 2 of 4

Amazing design and beautiful livery!

Simply amazing!

Very original idea!

Very cool!

Very funny, the squirrel car is my favorite!

Simply fabulous! Wonderful technique for the doors!

Amazing train and beautiful colors! Totally cool video!

Very cool!

Another great work Sérgio! lovely livery and incredible use of stickers to a minimum.

Red base and black motor? Nice choice! The lights are super!

Wow, what a MOC ...the first picture is awesome!

Thanks for the correction @Toastie, I fixed it!

@Selander is right the lights are led, powered by 12 v current voltage!

As @JWBDolphins says the diode bridge is the correct solution, easy and economical:

Welcome aboard ...I hope to see your modular Arkham Asylum soon!

Welcome aboard!

Absolutely fantastic! The windshield and wheels are unconventional!

I love wind surfing and in general water sports such as scuba diving and sailing ...this modulr building meets my tastes and reminds me of the warm sun drying the sand on your shoulders!