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THIS IS THE TEST SITE OF EUROBRICKS!

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Hi there!
This is my debut publication and let me present to you this Swiss Electric Locomotive, reproduced as faithfully as possible from the SBB Be 4/6 locomotive.
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This is a minifig-scale model. The model has a removable roof.
Inside the model are: two electric motors, transformer, tools (4 pieces), compressor (x2) and a tool suitcase.
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The set includes a figure of a train driver with a briefcase:
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Inside the cab
 
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Front view
 

New design of pantograph - first variant:

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... and second variant:

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The first variant is not pretty enough, but it allows the pantograph to fold. The second variant is more elegant and plausible, but does not allow the pantograph to fully add up.

This model can be motorized with the 1x 8809 and 2 x88013 Powered Up kit.

Model info:
Length: 50 cm (45 studs), Width: 9 cm (6/7 studs).
Total parts: 1140.
 
If you like this model, you can support it on LEGO IDEAS
Thank you for your attention! I hope you enjoy this locomotive! :wink:
Posted

Wow, that is a nice locomotive!

I can see this one next to the LEGO Crocodile! You also purposely borrowed a few (improved!) design items from the Croc, right? Oh this is so nice.

It may be tough on IDEAS though, as the Croc is already pretty much filling that "slot".

But: For 6-wide train fans this must be a marvel. It is for me. I would love to see this loco next to my croc for sure. Motorized with PUp ... 

Very, very nice debut, a very warm welcome joining EB and all the very best!

Thorsten

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That is a sharp looking build -- it captures the prototype nicely and looks like it would fit right in with the 10277 Crocodile. Are the drivers mounted on separate bogies to handle curves? I'm trying to envision how the 2x PU 88013 motors get packaged in while leaving room for the hub and allowing for gear transmission down to the wheels.

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On 4/11/2021 at 11:27 PM, Toastie said:

Wow, that is a nice locomotive!

Thank you for your feedback! Yes, I purposely borrowed a few (improved!) design items from the Croc - to make the locomotives look the same.

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On 4/12/2021 at 7:42 AM, CMF-1138 said:

I'm trying to envision how the 2x PU 88013 motors get packaged in while leaving room for the hub and allowing for gear transmission down to the wheels.

Here's my solution. The design turned out to be complex and requires some adjustments. As for passing the curves, I am not completely sure that the locomotive will pass them without problems... Thank you for your feedback!! ;)

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On 4/12/2021 at 8:38 AM, HoMa said:

A very realistic and nice engine you've designed! Thanks for sharing.

Thank you for your feedback!! ;)

On 4/12/2021 at 7:16 PM, Feuer Zug said:

Well done

Thank you!

Yes, I agree, that this would pair well with the Crocodile.

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