MouldKing "Magic Train" Hogwarts Express

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  • Опубликовано: 5 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 15

  • @jajproductionsfruitcakefil8489
    @jajproductionsfruitcakefil8489 3 года назад +6

    Thank you for this. With all due respect to our friends in Germany, it's nice to have these trains reviewed in my native language.

    • @Dronesword123
      @Dronesword123  3 года назад +3

      No prob. I make the videos for my own enjoyment but figured that since there aren’t many MouldKing train reviews in English doing a few for the ones I have certainly wouldn’t hurt. I also have 3 videos on their QJ class locomotives 2 of which detailing some of the mods I’ve done to make the engines run better. Thanks for watching

  • @For891
    @For891 3 года назад +2

    Thanks for the review! I too have the QJ and I do like it. It is hard to find any reviews of these MK sets. Btw, that is an incredible collection of guitars.

  • @goclunker
    @goclunker 3 года назад +3

    RIP Lego train. Finally a company is doing what TLG refuses to do: large awesome trains

  • @benmoore2253
    @benmoore2253 Год назад +1

    Timeline of Event: Lego releases weird Hogwarts Express 2018
    Mouldking releases: Magic Castle, a marvelous model 2021
    Lego releases the ultimate Hogwarts Express 2022

  • @willowisp8496
    @willowisp8496 2 года назад +1

    Great model but I am having problems pulling tender and the passanger car. Yours is moving very fast even with several cars attached. Would you have any recommendations or tips? What could be wrong on my side?
    I am not using any lubrication, would it make considerable difference?
    I’m beginning to worry that the battery might have a problem.

    • @Dronesword123
      @Dronesword123  2 года назад +1

      Lubricant would potentially effect it. When I first built the thing there was a ton of friction in the loco’s drive train burning up what limited power the motor has. The tender and passenger car also have considerable friction from plastic on plastic running of the axles. Curve radius could also affect it. My main layout line is all R56 stud curve radius whereas standard lego turns are R40. It doesn’t like R40 too much so that could also be your issue. Sites like Brickmania sell R56 curves and wider. I’d suggest trying that. Although the engine can handle R40, it doesn’t like R40, I’ve found.

  • @billmartian3731
    @billmartian3731 Год назад

    Is there a way to buy only the instructions for it ? Or is it required to buy it as a complete set ?

  • @L3go_Man87
    @L3go_Man87 2 года назад

    Could you please put a link to the vid of the smoke working? 😊

  • @countluke2334
    @countluke2334 3 года назад +1

    Those stickers look terrible! I mean I didn't attach them in the first place, but yours are all over the place.

  • @angelalucito2740
    @angelalucito2740 3 года назад +2

    How did mould king beat lego, just how

    • @Dronesword123
      @Dronesword123  3 года назад +1

      Great question. My guess is since they based their designs off of the designs of a Chinese AFOL’s moc’s the realism and detail is better preserved, considering they stuck with the 8stud wide scale. They’re really nice models and I like them a lot. Check out my other videos on the QJ locomotives if you want to see more Mould King trains. Thanks for watching

  • @Not_goth.
    @Not_goth. Год назад +1

    Hi

  • @bluebear6570
    @bluebear6570 2 года назад +1

    This video is a complete strain to watch! For heaven´s sake, can´t you hold the camera still?

  • @jamescochran8273
    @jamescochran8273 2 года назад

    Could not finish watching this, camera motion is nausea inducing !!!!