LEGO Train 12 Volts

Welcome aboard! Hope to see your pictures soon...

Nice nick name brickwalker instead of skywalker! I knew you were a star wars fan!

Thank you so much for your comments!

Hi Teddy, I'm the one honored to have met you in this project! Since January, when I saw for the first time the BR01-1075 I said that you had won the first prize! Your masterpiece, with a couple of motors on board and the o-ring solution made by Toastie , has fixed a new era because it's amazing to see the traction directly by the locomotive (and not from the tender or the wagon in the back) and a so maniacal design! Your steam engine was so beautiful that I couldn't wait any more ...so I've built this replica. All the best LT12V

Thank you all for the warm compliments about this "Addams' family style" little station!

Very nice idea, I need something like that! Mr.Blue thank for the kind words!

I've just uploaded two new videos on youtube:

Hi everybody, after some weeks I have finally finished my new little station. Inspired by theme "winter train station" on Brick Shelf and pictures like that: I've created my modular station. Here you can see all the pictures:

Benvenuto Davide! Welcome on this amzing site! I like your themes!

Fantastic starship and amzing lights! I like the picture with the water underneath

Perfect darkness! I like the style used for the floor and the wall!

This is absolutely cool! I love the compact design of the car and the perfect proportion of the robot! Thanks for sharing

Welcome aboard!

Hi Toastie, thank you so much for your help! I'm very proud to be your friend! Note I've sent to you the CD and the wheels on Thursday

I totally agree, it would be great have new motors!

Icredible work! The macrofigures I like the most is Duke Nukem! Thanks for sharing!

This kind of mini ship could be used for the advent calendar! Great work

What is it exactly your avatar? I can see some plane wheels

Thank you all guys for your kind words and support!

Ooooh amazing MOC! The banner on the front wall, the big window and the awning are beautiful! I like impressive the marble step! Thanks for sharing

I like this little set, because there are a lot of minifigures The tree is nice but call it forest is too much I like also the azure blue flames and the spider!

Welcome aboard Skanzo Sylan!

Incredible MOC ...the force is strong in this human pod!

Hi everyone, during last month I have been building this Replica of Teddy's masterpiece! Thorsten Benter (Toastie ) will help me in attaching rubber rings to the XL-BBB wheels for extra grip and to make a wonderful instruction (on Rail Bricks) like his previous work done for BR23. So thank you very much Teddy & Toastie!!! NOTE As already said my BR 01-1075 is a replica, and there are some differences from the original one: 1) My locomotive have a 6x6 front dish (I think it fits perfectly with the boiler and I need it for the central led) but the original have a different size (4x4 dish) 2) The boiler is completely round where possible but you can't see the gap between the boliler and the main body to see the wheels beneath that 3) The coupling system is different, maybe more flexible but less technic: I haven't two pivot points 4) My tender is 7 studs wide and the boogies are quite different. I've choosen this solution to reduce the gap from my wagons with 6 standard studs. Now enjoy the journey ...now BR23 & BR01-1075 together! ...BR01-1075 on curved track... ...some building steps... Complete gallery on Brickshelf

I've just voted "hi degree" because since I was a child I remember my father's H0 Markling collection, with a lot of German, Switzerland and Italian steam and electric locomotives. The masterpiece was the BR23 and this kind of steam locomotive (I mean the BR series) influences a lot my train production! I like Lego set 182 and 7750 for this reason: red wheels and black main body! The Big Boy, that I consider one of the kings of the steam engines, has not the same appeal for me!