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Cute train and great renders

Great! Many details and looks very realistic.

Wow, great presentation of a great MOC! There are so many details to discover and the train with the opening doors is wonderful.

Cute train!

Great looking engines. And the decoupling mechanism is a clever solution.

Wonderful! Supported! The low profile is perfect.

Hi Mikibrick, These are great trains! My favorites are the V60 and the Talent. Steffen

Great! And thank you for sharing the details.

Hello, this is a nice little locomotive. It looks very realistic. Merry Christmas! Steffen

beautiful building with great interior.

This is a wonderful MOC. I had to look closely at the pics. At first I thought the first three images show the prototype and not the LEGO model.

I really like Gaston - and this is a cute little train.

Wonderful. The spire is great!

Nice little train

Great car - clever idea for the front bumpers.

Great colors, and a very beautiful building.

Cute shunter - with a lot of details.

Great little eninge. Very clever details. I like it a lot. The wikipedia link has a German version: It is a Czech engine.

Beautiful station. I like the brick wall.

What a great engine! Thank you for sharing all the details!

they are on brickshelf: http://www.brickshel...ry.cgi?f=514024

That's wonderful creation! Very close to the original building. Beautiful!

There was a set with lots of useful parts and instructions for different engines and wagons: http://www.brickset.com/detail/?set=10183-1 The instructions for the main model can be found here, http://cache.lego.com/bigdownloads/buildinginstructions/4519578.pdf for the other models, this brickshelf might be helpful: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=328898

I know this, but I could not remember where I saw it before. I did not know Eric Brok or his creations either, sad enough that he passed away. Do you have any links to his creations? Yes, I know this one and have successfully tested his rubber ring connection. However I found the train not easy to decouple, so I wanted to try the spring-bricks. (And I know that I entered this hobby too late (2009) to invent something really new...)

Hello, I always thought that 7938 looked like some of the local trains of "Deutsche Bahn" in Germany, especially like BR644 "Talent" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombardier_Talent). But it was lacking doors and shared "Jakobs" bogies. So I decided to try the idea to use part 2605c01 to build a train without gaps. It's not my idea, I read about this "on the internet" - I do not know when or where, sorry. Here's what I came up with - the doors do not open, but the bogies work flawlessly ("(+)" links to bigger images on brickshelf) (+) (+) (+) 2 of the springs at each bogie will close the gap on straight tracks: (+) (+) This is still close to 7938 and not to the Talent - I concentrated on the bogies this time. Hope you like it and find the idea useful ( maybe it can be used in the new LEGO TGV ? ) Steffen