No, it does pull on my little railway, however recent derailents have shot it down. I'll post pictures when it's back up and running. It rides slowly though.CB&CNSfan said:Well it's a cute little critter, you must be joking about making it motorized. You are arn't you?
Hey! slow is good, it's a switcher, it moves under it's own power, I'll be darned. I'll be looking forward to them photos. I still think it's a cute little critterIt rides slowly though.
Me neither, that city under the tent is a mind blower. Must be totally dedicated people to take that all apart and re assemble it. And the engines, side rods and all. Fantastic! thank's for posting the photos, amazing, who'd of believed it?Well, I'll be d....ed. Never seen anything like it
No unfortunately I do not.galt904 said:Way cool! Do you have more info or a website for their setup?
Sorry I haven't replied for such a long time, it's just that Lego is on the bottom of the priority list, until I get my computer taken away that is... Like today, so I made some more, this time with a different car (more on it here: http://www.modelrailroadforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=661)CB&CNSfan said:I'll be looking forward to them photos. I still think it's a cute little critter
It's a lot of work, but its possible, I once build a triple deck bus (double deck with an extra open deck) with a trailer from about 2000 pieces (I counted), so you figure out who's crazy here.CB&CNSfan said:...amazing, who'd of believed it?
Thanks, it's actually a diesel, I don't know how to make steamers.abbsbox said:I feel like a kid in a candy store. That black leggo steamer is awesome, my eyes got wide when I saw that That is a beatiful mock Pittsburgh leggo set. You are never too old for leggos, eh? Russian, that leggo locomotive would be cool to see in person, nice job.