Hello,

I am looking for instructions (LDD or PDF) for the construction of a large steam locomotive gender Emerald night!

this in order to motorize via PFS

Thank you for your answers

Brickset have links to all available instructions as PDFs. #10194 Emerald Night is here: http://www.brickset.com/detail/?set=10194-1

Just click on the 'instructions' tab, and download the PDFs.

Thank you for the reply but I already Emerard Night, I'm looking to build another engine!

Huh? You asked for instructions for building the steam locomotive Emerald Night.

LEGO haven't released any other steam locomotives recently, and probably not since the 12v era.

No, I misspoke with the translation (google) because I write in French.

I already Emerald night, what I'm looking possibly are instructions mocs made ​​by members and made ​​instructions.

I saw on the forum very finest achievements of locomotives!

For example the one published by Citizen December 23 and is superb, and other models!

I have a flying Scotsman in my brick-link store. but i mostly do British diesels.

You will find a lot of the guys dont design with LDD and just build from parts so they dont normally have plans for a lot of the amazing trains around.

Edited December 22, 201311 yr by Lazarus

That's what I do, I just build from bricks.

You might want to get the Constitution Train Chase while it's still available (won't be for long - it's already discontinued in the UK). That's a good set, and it's a good one to modify too.

There are a few steam locomotives here: http://railbricks.com/instructions/steam-locomotives/

There are a few steam locomotives here: http://railbricks.co...am-locomotives/

I was going to say the same thing, but also add that the BR 23-001-L instructions there are top notch. Though some of the parts are rare and you might want to substitute colors or parts for a few of them.

You can also find some handy building tips in the various RailBricks magazines too.

Hello,

thank you all for your help.

I'll try to build the BR 23-001-L. I saw the instructions on 'railbricks.

do you know if there is somewhere parts inventory?

http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/Ben/train-engines/BR23/98_parts_list_br23.txt

If you want to build really big engines, you should also check Tony Sava's Bricklink shop: http://www.bricklink.com/store.asp?p=AggieSava

See http://www.flickr.com/photos/savatheaggie/ as well.

HTH

BMACRO

Thank you for the answer.

But I do not MLCAD.

How can I convert the txt file to PDF?

If you want to build really big engines, you should also check Tony Sava's Bricklink shop: http://www.bricklink...asp?p=AggieSava

Seconded.... the free ones at Railbricks are nice, and a lot of inspiring articles there, but Tony has created some amazing engines that he sells instructions for.

BMACRO

Thank you for the answer.

But I do not MLCAD.

How can I convert the txt file to PDF?

Not sure why you would want to convert txt to pdf but here's a handy tool:

http://www.cutepdf.com/products/cutepdf/writer.asp

if I want to translate the read txt file in MLCAD with the number of parts is to have photos with either html or pdf or other media and I thought it was feasible in MLCAD