LEGO Train 12 Volts

I would like to share some pictures of my last MOD to one of my favorite Blokbricks original project: The Turntable Platform. I needed to power a rotating platform with 4 straight elements instead of 2 to store my long steam locomotives. I have used a double system of gears with a lever selector and a powerful 12 volt motor. Enjoy the pictures and the video

Wow great MOC! Very original building technique!

Fantastic creation! Not only the diesel locomotive but also the train and the whole scene from which this project has inspired! Superb work!

Wonderful creation! I like the skillful way you have built the nose and the yellow snow plow! Nice MOC!

WOW great scene!

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Very nice review and beautiful scenes!

Your project is a real masterpiece ...keep on with this great work!

Stunning work! I love this ship!

Welcome aboard Sah!

Lovely huge tree!

We are waiting for your army!

This guy looks perfectly creepy! Great building technique!

Beautiful review for a great nostalgic set! The round plates joined together remember me the first time I saw these pieces in the unforgettable 7740 train set!

How much action here! I like the sorcerer's attack outside the walls, and all those scenes of terrified people! Great work!

I agree! This is a stunning work! The waterfall is simply perfect!

Lovely work! I like the logo on the front, the rock basement and the landing platform on the roof!

Another stunning work! The wide front window is a great building touch! The highly detailed street lamps and vegetation on the facade of the building are perfect!

I love this movie scene! Awesome realization ...great work!

Wow, this is a very difficult path but extremely satisfying! Thanks for sharing

The new one is awesome!

Are they similar to the magnets of Geomag?

Thanks for this great review!

Nice to meet yuom welcome aboard!

Very nice MOC with beautiful colors and nice architecture. Do you have other pictures taken more closely? Are there interior of this awesome building?