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THIS IS THE TEST SITE OF EUROBRICKS!

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Went to a train museum recently and saw one of the funniest looking vehicles ever. The museum featured mostly old steam locomotives and rail cars but off to the side was a curious and hilariously tiny little box of a rail vehicle. Didn't know anything about them until searching and decided to make a build inspired by these little old maintenance vehicles. Very loosely based off the one seen which was a tan and rusty Fairmont A4E.

Railroad Speeder!

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They do look pretty amusing to operate

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Checking on some defect detectors

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Posted

Very cool!! I'm actually working on something similar - a World War 1 era speeder for my trench railway (it looks like a motorised picnic table!!)

Loving your build though - great scenery too!!

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10 hours ago, Roadmonkeytj said:

The motor is easy the battery is the challenge.  

@koalayummies

This is a well designed little speeder and the track is marvelous 

three coin cells and i 9v micromotor should work if you feel like having a moded battery.

XG BC

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