Lego Trains

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A LEGO creation by Tibor Lakatos

So here is my second locomotive. As my GP38-2 needed some help to pull all my stuff, I decided to make another geep. Making another one in Heritage I was not an option, so I went with the ex-BN paint scheme. Altogether it is very similar to my GP38-2, such as both units are similar in real life. Matching the LEGO green on the stickers was very hard and as you can see, there is no perfection. I like it anway as it somehow looks like a botchy paint job.

Hi All! After playing around a lot with LDD, I finally came up with the final version of this beauty. Some passanger cars and additional rolling stock with PF motor are under WIP as well. It was very important for me, to get as realistic and detailed as possible, yet looking ok with standard 6wide TLG trains on the same layout. For comparison: www.flickr.com/photos/erno-rakmanyi/8430918648/in/set-721... Pls, let me know, if you like it :)

This is a small switch engine for switchyard.

LEGO IDEAS

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German E60, later called BR160, as built in 1927. Fits gauge 1 tracks (LGB), remote control by Lego Power Functions.

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20T Brake van with hidden motor

The Danish State Railways (DSB) first radio controllable shunter Litra MK was built in Germany by Siemens from the year 1996 to 1998. 25 were built in all. All but one shunter were transferred to DSB subsidiary Railion in 2001 and DB Schenker Rail in 2007. My LEGO model is my second attempt and is the DSB Gods version. The scale is 1:45, 26 bricks long, 7 bricks wide and consists of 410 bricks. The stickers are homemade again. ---------- Building instructions…

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