Posted June 13, 20159 yr This is the latest creation in my Lego Train Collection: The Stockholm - Uppsala Commuter Train. With two RC locomotives (and circular side windows!) equipped with two 9V engines each. I really like the brown coloured classic rolling stock of the Swedish State Railways - but blue colour looks also great .... 805.jpg 804.jpg 803.jpg 802.jpg Edited June 16, 20159 yr by Phred Images too big. Turned into links.
June 13, 20159 yr Ooh man its wonderful!! I like the decaled 'plows' on the locomotive! As you said the blue looks great on the coaches! Reminds me of the dutch royal train. The side detail on the locomotive is also very great! And i love how you build the curved front!
June 14, 20159 yr Oh, wow. Very nice. The locomotive looks great. Very good work there. But you didn't do anything crazy with those round holes did you?
June 14, 20159 yr Well done Haddock! Very beautiful and nice train. In fact I used to go by this shuttle every day for a couple of months, some years ago, it was during the winter-season, never on time... But, you know, you forget...
June 14, 20159 yr Checked back for third time the topic, finally Brickshelf works, so now I could take a look at the pictures, really nice MOC. I think your real loco is this: http://4rail.eu/swe/swe_gc_rc2nr1129_varberg_2010_600.jpg For more realism you could add one more layer of dark bluish gray plates to the loco bottom, and this you can build passanger cars one plate higher (for first look they seem to be flat).
June 16, 20159 yr Author Thank you Ashi, I appreciate your comment and suggestion. I will make a test with a less flat version. Yes, your pictures shows a RC locomotive. There are also versions in black colour. Edited June 16, 20159 yr by Haddock51
June 16, 20159 yr Nice looking train! Do they run like that in real life, with an engine at each end? The only thing that looks a littlle 'off' is the positioning of the bogies. Could you move them inwards by a stud or would that make them touch in corners?
June 16, 20159 yr Author Yes, they actually do! Probably because of the fact that the track from which this train usually is leaving Stockholm Central Station for Uppsala is a "dead end" track. Re the positioning of the bogies I received the same comment from Selander in Sweden. It's fixed and it works. I will post new pictures next week. Thanks. By the way, Duq, you remember we argued about the design of the Dm3, the legendary Queen of the Swedish Iron Ore Line? You won. This is the latest and final design with rods on all three segments. All ten 9V engines of the 24 wagons Iron Ore Train are mounted on the wagons. 083.jpg Edited June 17, 20159 yr by Haddock51 Deep linked images that are too large.
June 16, 20159 yr 083.jpg Haddock, you should review the site guidelines again. Images: Don't post images that are over 1,024 x 768 (or 768 x 1,024 for pictures with a portrait orientation) or are LEGO confidential. Images rarely need to be over 800 x 600, and any that are over 1MB (including GIFs) are not allowed unless there is admin approval. BMPs are never allowed. Avatar images should be 100 x 100 (and under 20k if hosted on EB), and may not be more than 400 x 400 (and 100k, even if hosted remotely). No animated GIFs are to be used as avatars. Before registering, please familiarize yourself with these tutorials to learn how to reduce your own images. Also, when quoting, don't quote images unless it is specifically needed. This just fills up posts with repeat images for no reason. We are deep linking your images because they are too large to be posted on this site. You need to downsize them before uploading them to Brickshelf. After down-sizing your images and re-uploading them, feel free to edit your posts.
June 17, 20159 yr This is the latest creation in my Lego Train Collection: The Stockholm - Uppsala Commuter Train. With two RC locomotives (and circular side windows!) equipped with two 9V engines each. I really like the brown coloured classic rolling stock of the Swedish State Railways - but blue colour looks also great .... 805.jpg 804.jpg 803.jpg 802.jpg Really great! I'm 'jealous' on these kind of building qualities. /Hans Edited June 17, 20159 yr by Hanso
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