[MOC] [Stud.io] Crimson Titan

[Darkkostas25]

My beefed version of 58 engine with more wheels for balance and yeah like people from reddit mention it`s also kind of looks like BR GT3 (not international but...)
Sadly not a motorized version coz i don`t know witch setup is better (i could use just for big wheels standard lego train motor or use something other (now it`s lot`s of options but sadly not all i could integrate (for now))  

Bricklink

[Hod Carrier]

I have to agree with the folks on Reddit that it does have a real GT3-vibe about it, but then it was a very handsome loco and more really should have been made of it.

I like your freelance loco very much and approve of the colour choice. Powering it with a train motor and large wheels will give you a very fast train (perhaps dangerously so), so I might go for a Technic motor and gearing. A 3-wide void inside the loco body will be enough for M or L motors, so you have options.

[Darkkostas25]

11 hours ago, Hod Carrier said:

I have to agree with the folks on Reddit that it does have a real GT3-vibe about it, but then it was a very handsome loco and more really should have been made of it.

I like your freelance loco very much and approve of the colour choice. Powering it with a train motor and large wheels will give you a very fast train (perhaps dangerously so), so I might go for a Technic motor and gearing. A 3-wide void inside the loco body will be enough for M or L motors, so you have options.

thanks i`ll try then and yeah you model of BG3 is marvelous 

[Feuer Zug]

Interesting build. At first I thought it was a toned down steampunk train. The crimson and black combined with the towering front gives it a menacing feel.

[LEGO Train 12 Volts]

I didn't know this model but the work done by @Hod Carrier carrier is impressive for its realism!

I really like the choice of dark red and black colors of @Darkkostas25's model and the sinuous shapes with the new rouded parts!

[Shiva]

Nice locomotive :) a bit of GT-wibe, as the above write, but still, different. More like a distant relative.