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Hi! First of all love the bridge you build! I just made it for my city so I can walk better between my different tables. I was wondering if you think it's ok if I make some instructions for it? I'll use the first page to let everybody know this was you idee. Second I am planning on making them free on Rebrickable.If you are ok with this please let me know, also if you are not ok with it.

If you want to do it, you can change the polarity for the motors. That way you can ditch the polarity switch.

I want this as a official lego set ngl it looks so good

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Thats why its the strongest steam train to ever excist 😂

The grey hoodie is awesome.

Excellent work!

The metal axle trucks are much better than the newer plastic ones. If you look carefully, you'll see that the wheels are not fixed to the axle and can run independently! In the 4.5v/12v era this was not the case and the curves would have ribs on the outside track, but a smooth inside track to drag along the inner wheel... For a train motor it's different, stress all 'round on the 24 stud curves ;)

I'm guessing that the Big Boy has a non-LEGO motor from a third-party manufacturer?

Thanks for sharing. I've see a couple of ways the Big Boy was implemented in LEGO, and this is nice one for sure !

Another great video guys !!!

One thing that might help to reduce friction is to power only one axle. The connecting rods will transfer motion to the other wheels just fine. That is the purpose of them on the real locomotive.

The statewide mainline network where I am from is 1067mm narrow gauge, which would equate to a 3 stud gap between the rails, if that was a thing in LEGO. So carriage and loco bodies overhanging the track has always been a part of life. The overhang is even more extreme with our 2’ sugar cane tram network (around 3000km of mainline) with regauged narrow gauge shunters looking a little absurd and fantastic. Thanks to Trixbrix parts, I was able to build a narrow gauge tramway (7 wide cars & locos including greebling) cars for my amusement park. I bought the Disney Train a while ago which just looks right at 8 wide and more recently purchased the 7740 intercity passenger train, a great looking train at six wide though a bit boxy, but I plan to rebuild it as 8 wide to run on my R72 TrixBrix curves.

very cool. make whatever videos you want, especially now when you guys are trying to find this channel's niche.

This is the Lego version of an overhaul.

I love the functions and lights. Maybe I'll try to create a protective shield with my generator. ;-) ruclips.net/video/9Ew3wX4AUkA/видео.html

How are you powering this? Is there a motor in the locomotive or is it train motors driving the tender? How about the control and sound system - DCC or Lego PUP or PF or SBrick? Looks just like the Tony Sava model I built and posted videos of here several years ago.

Looks awfully close to @savatheaggie model and instructions!

love that BNSF loco

That Big Boy 4014 MOC plans available? It's the best one I've seen, hands down

MOC?

There are some very impressive trains running on this layout, well done all! And I love the huge build of King's Cross station (I assume, given the platform 9 3/4 sign). I would have liked to have seen more of it, to be honest.

I saw Mikes model at Brickworld over the summer! Incredible work on his end!

Out of everything, I think I might have been most impressed by those double crossovers with the double slip switches snuck in at each end of the yard! Thank god for Trix Brix Thanks for sharing!

Why did you destroy the Lego version of the king of the rails?

Great looking Train!

Amazing trains and congrats on the win

Amazing work. Thanks for sharing

This is so cool 😁👍👍

this looks like Tony Sava's 4449 MOC

wow beautiful cranes

Это выглядит просто невероятно! Мне очень нравится!

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Good to see you guys at it again. I was getting worried you may have fizzled.

So cool

interesting little model, very utilitarian

I like the Back To The Future reference

Do you have instagram ?

I have a couple trix brix switches, the switch t-handle is removal able. I plan on making my own ground throws at some point.

Is that the old Shaqtin a fool intro

Nice series on the Big Boy. Interested in seeing Joe's side rods hung on it. At 10:14, who is stuck in your pocket? Congrats on 100 subs!

First time subscriber,Glad I found you guys My wife has a lego Collection that's Quite Large and impressive and we can learn from you guys She loves lego trains have so many and more to come thank you for Sharing 😊😊

very informative. I have a suggestion for the tender's wheels, you could use the part 32028 (modified plate with rail), and 2653 (modified brick with groove) to keep the wheels in place when picking up the model. Great video! it gave me many good pointers.

I have a challenger that is going through its 4th rebuild right now. I finally started laying it out in stud.oi because I was always unhappy with the ending proportions. Cool to see your big boy build and it gave me more motivation to finish my steam train!

I love your storage system. It also allows for individual project parts storage (I just use printer paper box lids.) The Lego six wide trains have a cuteness factor to them, but I prefer the 8 wide. The 10 wide may be expensive but it would allow for a person to have DOD flat cars for military vehicles since the tanks are 12 wide.

Too much excitement for me...

are you going to do a crane episode?

its probably between 70 and 130, i'll go with 95 1x3 bricks.

GI-Joe "And now you know... And Knowing is half the battle!" Nice comparison I've gone 8 Studs wide and wont go back. Like the pine tree too.

that crane is nice, good idea making the counterweights customizable. and as for the steam locomotive MOC, I think a 2-8-4 or a 4-8-0 would be great options for your next MOC. like the Frisco 1522 or other locomotives like it in its class. but for the meantime, showing the big boy is something I would love to see.