Lego moc cargo train
Обновлено: 04.05.2024
PARTS LIST (in addition to an original locomotive): BLACK 4 * 3005 'Brick 1x1', 2 * 3008 'Brick 1x8', 1 * 92950 'Arch 1x6', .
lego train wagon my own create building instruction Lego moc Based on real-life wagon Let me know if it looks like a real train .
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A detailed look at a MOC that pairs perfectly with the Lego City High Speed Passenger Train. Designed by All New Bricks.
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It's been a while since I ran both my passenger trains on the same loop of track, as avoiding a crash last time was so stressful.
This is a video about the Passenger Train (60197) that will go end of life in July 2022. It includes modification of the train set.
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PARTS LIST (in addition to an original carriage): BLACK 8 * 2877 'Brick Modified 1x2 with Grille Profile', 2 * 3004 'Brick 1x2', .
I've worked on the LEGO City Passenger train 60197 from 2019 a few times, but I've always wanted to add a double-decker .
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After showing off my long Cargo train I thought I'd add more carriages to my High-Speed Passenger Train (set 60051) including .
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A detailed look at a MOC that pairs perfectly with my custom LEGO motor coach and the amazing Lego City High Speed .
The one train I haven't added MOCs to, so far, is my Passenger Train (set 60197). So my first MOC is a double-decker observation .
The LEGO Disney Train set 71044 includes a steam locomotive based on the real No. 1 'C.K.Holliday' from the Disneyland .
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It is huge. you have to see it too believe it! No detail was spared! Has custom sticker elements It's motorized with the new .
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Now that the front car and middle carriage are both finished and have Power Functions (Powered Up) added to them, We can see .
1608 pieces, No minifigs. Dimension : Max Width : 10 cm. Length : 74 cm. Height : 12 cm. This set is massive . I really enjoyed .
Complete instruction for a lego train plank wagon which can be build in different colors. It can be completed with some stickers to .
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The rail car has side bars, that can limit the movement of the bulk cargo that is loaded. However, being а flexible rail car these side .
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LEGO MOC Train Carriages for Emerald Night, set 10194! Info Video and Footage, including GoPro Ride-Along! These are some .
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All MOCs are popular, right? But the MOC sets we notice flying off the shelves fastest have to be LEGO MOC train sets. It's understandable too. There's plenty of people out there (like us) who love LEGO, and also love trains. Put it all together in one of the MOC kits we're going to talk about today, and you've got yourself one of the coolest LEGO building experiences money can buy.
But before you go running off to purchase a LEGO MOC train kit, let us talk you through some of the basics you need to know, so there aren't any surprises when your set arrives. Ready to get started? Then let's dive right in!
Where to look for LEGO MOC train instructions
There are plenty of LEGO MOC train instructions out there on the internet for you to consult. Some websites will sell you complete kits with instructions and all the bricks you need, and others simply share info about the bricks and techniques they used - leaving you to source the bricks yourselves. Either option is just fine, so don't be put off by a LEGO MOC train not being a complete kit. The likelihood is, as a LEGO fan, you already have most of what you need anyway.
If you're looking for our personal recommendations, then check out one of the following:
Rebrickable
Rebrickable is a great place to start if you have the money to spend on complete kits. The beauty about Rebrickable is that it's a very professional website, and the LEGO MOCs you buy from them will almost feel like a legitimate LEGO creation from the official store.
They often lay the instructions out in a very similar way to LEGO, by producing step-by-step instructions, making it an easy MOC to follow. We'd recommend Rebrickable to those of you who are new to LEGO MOCs and want to try something a little more familiar at first.
On Rebrickable, you can find plenty of sets such as LEGO steam train MOCs and LEGO passenger train MOCs, and much more besides, so check out the website to see what they offer.
bricklink
bricklink is a little more free-spirited, shall we say? By that, we mean the folks over there often post images of how the finished product ought to look (often through a computer LEGO design programme like Studio), but don't tell you how to get there. Click the link here to see what we mean.
There's always a list of parts that were used, so you'll be able to gather them all (and a helpful wishlist feature, too, that'll mean you can easily find the parts you're missing), but as far as step-by-step instructions go, these are rare. But for many LEGO MOC fans, that's part of the fun. Guidance is great, but exploration and getting to the end product yourself is a reward like no other!
You can find lots on bricklink. so check out all they offer from LEGO train station MOCs, to LEGO MOC train sets. They have it all!
General guidance
The designers, creators, and contributors over at Rebrickable and bricklink will offer the info you need about specific sets (such as how to build the product step-by-step, or where exactly you can get an obscure part from), but we just wanted to give our two cents before we move on to our area of expertise - you guessed it, lighting!
But before we talk about that, we just wanted to let you know that they often design the LEGO MOC trains in two ways. And they basically boil down to whether there are movable parts (playable) or not (display). Make sure you know what you're getting before you get it, because otherwise you might be disappointed by the result.
Knowing what you're getting isn't always easy either, especially if it isn't said somewhere in the instructions or on the site, so you might have to do further digging and/or check out the parts list to see if it sounds like it's for play or display purposes.
Light up your LEGO MOC train
OK, now we're talking! As you'll already know, we sell LEGO lighting kits to help make sets better, but we also just sell the lighting parts for you guys to make your own lighting kits for your MOCs or LEGO sets that don't have specific kits yet. If you head to our LEGO lighting kit product for the LEGO Ghost Train Express set, then you'll get an idea of the parts you'll need for your own LEGO MOC trains.
It's actually pretty simple to set up your own lighting kit once you know the basics. It's basically just a simple circuit that you'll have made countless times in middle school and high school. You just need to take some dot lights or strip lights, connect them to the expansion board, and then power them using a USB Power Cable connected to a USB Power Bank. That's it. Your bulbs will light up like they did when you were a teen.
Want some more info about the parts we recommend for your LEGO MOC trains? If you've checked out the 'What's included' info on the LEGO Ghost Train Express Lighting Kit above already, then you'll already know that the lighting accessories you need basically come down to dot, flashing dots, or strip lights. But what can they be used for in your LEGO MOC train and train station sets?
Dot lights
Dot lights come in a variety of different colors and are great for lighting up parts of train stations, such as a station lamp, for example, or even on the back of trains as taillights. With dot lights, your only limit is your imagination.
Flashing dot lights
Flashing dot lights are the same, small, circular shaped lights as the ones above, only flashing. These make wonderful headlights on trains, for example, or even at train crossings, depending on what your LEGO MOCs involve. Another great idea is using them in a station lamp again to create a slightly eerier atmosphere. Again, it all depends on your own imagination and the feeling you're trying to create with your specific LEGO MOC.
Strip lights
Strip lights are long strips of lights, again, available on our website in a range of colors. These are the perfect addition to any display LEGO MOC trains you have, because lighting from beneath the body of a train can be a great way to create light and shadow and make it a really striking piece you'll love showing off to your guests.
Before you leave.
We just wanted to leave you on this final thought: LEGO MOC trains and train stations are supposed to be fun. They're supposed to be fun to buy, build, and play or display. And fun is what we're all about here, too. So, if you want an extra dose of fun once your LEGO MOC train sets are all built, then look to our DIY lighting kit accessories to help you make your LEGO MOCs really stand out from the crowd!
Всех приветствую. Хочу представить модель тепловоза 2тэ116 в расцветке Трансойл. Модель обладает 4 L моторами. 2 на движение, 2 на расцеп. Примерное время строительства - 20 часов.
Российские жеLEGOдорожники запись закреплена
И снова здравствуйте!
Модель семёрки от Pavlo сподвигла меня на создание следующего тепловоза в модельного ряду: ТЭМ-14. Электрическая часть осталась той же, как и тележки. В модели 1500 деталей. Цветовая схема существует в реальности, но довольно редкая.
Недавно добавил освещение: кабина, центральная фара, красные стоп-огни.
Модель просто супер, рад что поучаствовал в ее создании)))
А цветовая схема эта просто замечательная, гораздо лучше черной.
Вот только у тепловоза нет стоп-огней, а есть буферные огни: белые и красные. Причем красный может гореть не только сзади но и спереди, так же как и белый может гореть сзади.
В Волгограде есть Детская ЖД, там организовывают выставки моделей ЖД, целые залы занимают макеты в различном масштабе, думаю Ваша коллекция была бы очень кстати на подобном мероприятии.
Российские жеLEGOдорожники запись закреплена
Добрый день!Предлагаю добавить в ленту прекрасный ТЭМ-7А. бонус: предупредительный светофор.
Модель от Pavlo с известного сайта о самоделках из Лего :)
Если коротко: 4 ЖД-мотора, 2 ресивера, 2 батареи, полная комплектация.
Стоит отметить наличие редких деталей, а именно рам 2871 в тёмно-сером цвете. Подробные фото я выкладывал на моём Дзен-канале.
В последней доработке добавил освещение. Питание от трёхвольтовой таблетки.
PARTS LIST (in addition to an original locomotive): BLACK 4 * 3005 'Brick 1x1', 2 * 3008 'Brick 1x8', 1 * 92950 'Arch 1x6', .
The set is designed by and licensed from Barduck. 1763 pieces, No minifigs. Include: Train motor x 2, battery box x 1, control .
1608 pieces, No minifigs. Dimension : Max Width : 10 cm. Length : 74 cm. Height : 12 cm. This set is massive . I really enjoyed .
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PARTS LIST (in addition to an original carriage): BLACK 8 * 2877 'Brick Modified 1x2 with Grille Profile', 2 * 3004 'Brick 1x2', .
This is a special look at my entire collection of engines from 2020. Thank you for all for helping me reach this fantastic milestone!
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Something I purchased back in January but just got around to editing now due to waiting on missing pieces. This is a Tech Mocs .
In today's lego city update, I'll be adding overhead lines to the train tracks. If you feel inspired to buy lego products, you can do so .
This is a video about the Passenger Train (60197) that will go end of life in July 2022. It includes modification of the train set.
My secret train build is here, and it's a Schienenzeppelin or Rail Zeppelin which is a real life train from 1930 that was powered by .
ЖеLEGOдорожная зарисовка. Маневровый тепловоз ЧМЭ3 и полувагоны. Маневры на станции. Звуки тепловоза .
During the last decades LEGO has re-invented his train system on and on. Looking at the rails and the drive by the train motors you'll find many different systems which – more or less – are compatible to each other.
First of all, the gauge of LEGO trains did not change over the years. The gauge is 6 studs (~38 mm or "L-Gauge").
It is not very easy to remain clear-headed …
4,5 V system (blue era), 12 V system (blue era), 4,5 V system (grey era), 12 V system (grey era) and 9 V system
Curve Radius
The radius of LEGO train track did not change over the various eras. From the middle of the track the radius is 40 studs . A larger curve radius however can be realised with a trick.
Various third party manufacturer offer further radii in the sizes 56 studs, 72 studs, 88 studs, 104 studs and 120 studs.
Switch/Points Geometry
The geometry of LEGO train track switches/points was change with the 9 V system. The parallel track is now 8 studs aside the main track. The parallel track at the 4,5 V/12V system is directly at the main track without any gap.
Various third party manufacturer also offer different switches/points with larger radii.
Powered Up
In autoum 2018 the next generation of LEGO electronics was released: Powered Up. Powered Up trains carry their power on board and they could be used on all rail types.
Instead of a receiver and the power supply now a "hub" takes over this task. It is as big as the Power Functions battery box, but also contains the electronics with the Bluetooth receiver in addition to the 6 AAA batteries.
Compared to the Power Functions system, however, only a maximum of two consumers can be connected to one hub; two train motors can not be connected in combination at one output. With one hub, either two train motors or one train motor and one light can be operated. From the point of view of the predecessor system a real step backwards.
Visible are the Powered Up components on the six-core cables and the new connectors. They are similar to known network connectors, but are LEGO-specific. Unfortunately, you can not connect multiple plugs to one output of the hub.
The sizes of the Powered Up train motor, the Power Functions train motor and the 9 V train motor are identical.
For any new LEGO train fan who is just starting to build and collect LEGO trains I would recommend the latest system. Older systems will get expensive on the second hand market.
Power Function Trains
Power Functions as standard system to electrify LEGO models found it's way to LEGO trains till 2017. Power Function trains carry their power on board and they could be used on all rail types. LEGO themselfs offer only plastic rails these days.
RC Train
With RC trains LEGO also established the plastic rails. They are compatible to the former 9 V track but the current-carrying metal is missing.
9 V Train
From 1991 to 2004 the 9 V system was used for LEGO trains. This system is recognisable by the current-carrying tracks and the metal wheels which pick up the power for the train motor. 9 V trains run very smoothly on the 9 V tracks and the tracks look quite realistic. That is way LEGO fans still like this system the best. This could be observed at the astronomic prices, especially for straight 9 V track pieces and 9 V train motors.
On 9 V track any other train powered by battery can run, e.g. Power Function trains or old 4,5 V trains.
The available geometries for tracks are limited. But using smooth curves or ME Metal Rails you can expand the possiblities of this kind of track.
12 V Train (grey era)
The closest system to real model-railroading was the 12 V train system back in the 1980's. The powering of the trains was done by using a heavy speed regulator (trafo) which provided power through the current-carrying middle track elements for the 12 V train motor. The fun was even bigger when other remote controlled accessories like points/switches, signals, decoupling unit or a level crossing were used.
The rails were clipped on the sleepers. That made the track relative stable but setting up such a layout took some time.
4,5 V Train (grey era)
The 4,5 V train system of the grey era is a further development of the 4,5 V system from the blue era. It meant to be a "starter drug" into the 12 V system. It was easy to replace the 4,5 V motor by a 12 V motor and also the rails could be reused by just adding the additional current-carrying middle track element.
12 V Train (blue era)
At the end of the 1960's LEGO offered the first 12 V system in parallel to the 4,5 V system. The powering of the trains was done by using a heavy blue speed regulator (trafo) which provided power through the current-carrying middle track elements for the 12 V train motor. The accessory assortement wasn't as big as till 12 V grey era times but remote controlled points/switchs were available.
4,5 V Train (blue era)
The 4,5 V systems uses batteries to power the train. These batteries are carried on board in a special battery waggon. The signal could stop the train and the direction switch made the train change directions.
The rails were single blue rails and as sleepers standard 2x8 plates were used. This arrangement wasn't very stable at all.
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