I can’t say how much I love this locomotive, but to see that someone actually made a model this size out of Legos is too amazing for words! It’s absolutely beautiful!!!
Dude, get that idea to headquarters. I’d totally be down for an annual train show at a Legoland park or Discovery Center, running trains around the MiniLand-scale layout
This locomotive alone is definitely the holy grail of locomotives 😊 it's mission for pulling freight during WW 2 this train is its own hero in its own way
Not if you measure different characteristics. It all depends on what you are measuring.... length, mass, power, volume, pulling power...? Big Boy is always in the top five, but again, depends on the criteria.
Loved the video @Beyond the Brick! Can't wait for the next video Guys! UP 4014 is the most Famous of the Surviving Steam Engines from the 1940's. The 4-8-8-4 "Big Boy's" were Designed in the 1930's with the Idea to Haul up to about 5 Miles Worth of Freight to the Ports from the Factories of America during World War Two. However, at that time the Couplers weren't strong Enough to Pull that much Weight so come the Second World War the Big Boy's were basically used as Shunters. 24 Engines were Built, 18 are Preserved with UP 4014 being the Only Engine that's restored to Running Condition with her own Line.
Only 8 BIG BOY Locomotive 🚂 are saved in the USA 🇺🇸!! Here in Green Bay, Wisconsin, U.S.A., B.B. 4017 is at the NATIONAL RAILROAD MUSEUM since July 4, 1961 during this young museum."GRAND OPENING in 1961". Here is the list of the 8 BIG BOY 4-8-8-4. 4004: Cheyenne, Wyoming, park display. 4005: Denver, Colorado, in Forney Msm. 4006: Saint Louis, Missouri, National Museum of Transportation. 4012: Scranton, Pennsylvania;STEAMTOWN: USA 🇺🇸; national historic park. 4014: Cheyenne, Wyoming; U.P.RR. Roundhouse;"OPERATIONAL!"-2019. 4017: Green Bay, Wisconsin; NATIONAL RAILROAD MUSEUM; JULY 4, 1961. 4018: Frisco, Texas: previously in Dallas Fairgrounds at "AGE OF STEAM RR MUSEUM", yet moved en masses after 2002; see 4018 videos on RUclips. 4023: Omaha, Nebraska; Out-Kennewick Park on top of steep hill, moved on giant transport truck in city streets. See 4023 videos on RUclips; and parked next to U.P. RR. GIANT DIESEL 6900, Class DDA-40X E.M.D. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE USE WEBSITE: "www.steamlocomotive.info" , with listing about steam locomotives 🚂 All Around The Globe 🌎 😀 👍 😄 😉 😊!! OK. FRI. FEB.2. 2024A.D.!!
It amazes me that the builder of such a big and complex model does not know (or maybe he just said the wrong figure) the correct scale of the model. He said the model was built in 1:15 scale. While in reality, since the Big Boy is 40.47m long, and this model is around 3m log, so the scale is 1:13.5. One of the most impressive creations I have ever seen! Well done, builder!
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I can’t say how much I love this locomotive, but to see that someone actually made a model this size out of Legos is too amazing for words! It’s absolutely beautiful!!!
Imagine if they made track in lego land and people were making these big model trains and imagine if they were actually running
Dude, get that idea to headquarters. I’d totally be down for an annual train show at a Legoland park or Discovery Center, running trains around the MiniLand-scale layout
or like a 10 or 12 stud wide track, we can only dream though since they have been neglecting trains
Travels all the way to Germany to see a model of an American train
now this is amazing
Absolutely beautiful.
I saw the big boy 4014 leaving Cheyenne wyoming this morning!
Amazing ! ❤ the BigBoy ! Great job 👍👍👍
That's a great looking build there. Excellent work.
I have a 10stud wide model I built at home that I’d love to bring to one of these fairs one day
That is really cool
I’d love to be able to build LEGO like this
My 2nd favorite locomotive of all time. I really want to see one in person!!
I hope you get the chance! It's a behemoth!
@@Firecatns1 It really is! When I saw one, it made me feel so small!
Amazing beast!
This locomotive alone is definitely the holy grail of locomotives 😊 it's mission for pulling freight during WW 2 this train is its own hero in its own way
It’s absolutely stunning! Amazing work
Awesome model Ja👑🌟👌
it'as crazy that all valve gear is working!
Lego train fans: please lego, please give us another santa fe set or big boy set
Lego: HoGWarTs ExPResS
Now that's impressive👍👍 Go UP Big Boy
It went over Shermin hill, Wasatch mountain range and the (Rocky Mountains)
This is Awesome ❤❤
First the Flying Scotsman and now the Big Boi. Hella glowup
A Lego engineering marvel
The big boy is the largest steam ever built
Impressive
One correction. Its not one of the largest locomotives. It is the largest locomotive
Not if you measure different characteristics.
It all depends on what you are measuring.... length, mass, power, volume, pulling power...?
Big Boy is always in the top five, but again, depends on the criteria.
Awesome
When do your plans come out
Loved the video @Beyond the Brick! Can't wait for the next video Guys! UP 4014 is the most Famous of the Surviving Steam Engines from the 1940's. The 4-8-8-4 "Big Boy's" were Designed in the 1930's with the Idea to Haul up to about 5 Miles Worth of Freight to the Ports from the Factories of America during World War Two. However, at that time the Couplers weren't strong Enough to Pull that much Weight so come the Second World War the Big Boy's were basically used as Shunters. 24 Engines were Built, 18 are Preserved with UP 4014 being the Only Engine that's restored to Running Condition with her own Line.
8 not 18
Only 8 BIG BOY Locomotive 🚂 are saved in the USA 🇺🇸!! Here in Green Bay, Wisconsin, U.S.A., B.B. 4017 is at the NATIONAL RAILROAD MUSEUM since July 4, 1961 during this young museum."GRAND OPENING in 1961".
Here is the list of the 8 BIG BOY 4-8-8-4.
4004: Cheyenne, Wyoming, park display.
4005: Denver, Colorado, in Forney Msm.
4006: Saint Louis, Missouri, National Museum of Transportation.
4012: Scranton, Pennsylvania;STEAMTOWN: USA 🇺🇸; national historic park.
4014: Cheyenne, Wyoming; U.P.RR. Roundhouse;"OPERATIONAL!"-2019.
4017: Green Bay, Wisconsin; NATIONAL RAILROAD MUSEUM; JULY 4, 1961.
4018: Frisco, Texas: previously in Dallas Fairgrounds at "AGE OF STEAM RR MUSEUM", yet moved en masses after 2002; see 4018 videos on RUclips.
4023: Omaha, Nebraska; Out-Kennewick Park on top of steep hill, moved on giant transport truck in city streets. See 4023 videos on RUclips; and parked next to U.P. RR. GIANT DIESEL 6900, Class DDA-40X E.M.D.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE USE WEBSITE: "www.steamlocomotive.info" , with listing about steam locomotives 🚂 All Around The Globe 🌎 😀 👍 😄 😉 😊!!
OK. FRI. FEB.2. 2024A.D.!!
Can you test it and see if it moves
This makes the Lego Titanic look small…
Is it about 1/13 scale or so?
how much... where to buy
Bruh.😱😍
Unbelievable. Nice job. Shades of the erector set Hudson only on steroids.👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼
You should do the Erie triplex next 😂😂😂😂
fill me in, did this guy say 17,000 to 18,000 or 70,000 to 80,000 pieces
I would pay all the monies for this as a kit.
Nifeliz has one. 1880 pcs. 65$
Not the Rockies
It amazes me that the builder of such a big and complex model does not know (or maybe he just said the wrong figure) the correct scale of the model.
He said the model was built in 1:15 scale.
While in reality, since the Big Boy is 40.47m long, and this model is around 3m log, so the scale is 1:13.5.
One of the most impressive creations I have ever seen!
Well done, builder!
Beautiful loco, only gripe would be the lack of quartering but overall absolutely stunning
Good..... God!!!
Lego Lego this is a nock on your door for a Lego big boy
😂 nice nice
😅😅
It looks like the Polar Express
Uhh no it doesn’t the polar express is a 2-8-4 Berkshire that’s way smaller than this and it’s not articulated