6:32 fun fact: the UP GTEL "Mega Blow" was nicknamed that because of the noise it created when it was running near houses and second reason is when it stopped for a few minutes under a motorway passage it melted the asphalt. Aside from that realy great finds👍
0:27 While the creator did an amazing job recreating the Orient Express, the engine heading it was a 4-8-2 Mountain type instead of a 2-8-4 Berkshire. Under the SNCF's class system (which operated the OE out of Paris), the header was a 241 and not a 142.
I built the 1225 designed by TrainsWithLights, it’s an incredible train, used many parts of the loco and tender from the orient express set and some extra pieces from bricklink, if you plan on building it I would recommend the 2 hubs and 2 motors option if you plan on running it on a layout
NIce MOC/MOD, but the "Orient Express" is far from an "ideal" train set. It hardly includes any valuable train parts, no couplers, no bogie plates, no metal axles, ugly driving rods, ... the locomotive is not continental European in style at all - which is confirmed here in a strange way. And it is just a marketing product of the Accor hotel corporation, the design has nothing to do with actual historic Orient Express trains. If you use the logo, you actually pay yourself dearly for making advertisements for a global corporation. Something usually you should get paid for.
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Thank you for featuring my Southwest Chief design in your video.
6:32 fun fact: the UP GTEL "Mega Blow" was nicknamed that because of the noise it created when it was running near houses and second reason is when it stopped for a few minutes under a motorway passage it melted the asphalt.
Aside from that realy great finds👍
Just an idea - maybe make the title or thumbnail reflect the rebrickable/ ideas contents. 😊
0:27 While the creator did an amazing job recreating the Orient Express, the engine heading it was a 4-8-2 Mountain type instead of a 2-8-4 Berkshire. Under the SNCF's class system (which operated the OE out of Paris), the header was a 241 and not a 142.
I built the 1225 designed by TrainsWithLights, it’s an incredible train, used many parts of the loco and tender from the orient express set and some extra pieces from bricklink, if you plan on building it I would recommend the 2 hubs and 2 motors option if you plan on running it on a layout
That first train looks like the polar express
丨ㄒ'丂 ㄒ卄乇 ㄖ尺丨乇几ㄒ 乇乂卩尺乇丂丂!
I have just been to a train museum so I wanted to get a Lego train now so ye
whoa cool finds
ok where did the Dean Forest Railway video came from :D
Yaaasss! Pm 1225 as orient express instead of polar express... Qute amazing!
Ya my a$$ $500. No way
NIce MOC/MOD, but the "Orient Express" is far from an "ideal" train set. It hardly includes any valuable train parts, no couplers, no bogie plates, no metal axles, ugly driving rods, ... the locomotive is not continental European in style at all - which is confirmed here in a strange way.
And it is just a marketing product of the Accor hotel corporation, the design has nothing to do with actual historic Orient Express trains. If you use the logo, you actually pay yourself dearly for making advertisements for a global corporation. Something usually you should get paid for.