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Re: 4-6-4 Hudson Yellowbelly
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lugnet.trains
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Tue, 31 Dec 2002 09:29:23 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Stefan Garcia writes:
> I saw this a couple days ago as I was browsing brickshelf. Very nice. I
> like the use of the stunt stick/backpack attachment thingy on the small
> headlights.
Thanks. I like that part, and have recently bought many for future
creations. They are amazingly strong, and connect very tight.
> Are those drivers lego parts from the old car sets? Or are they another
> manufacturer?
The driver wheels themselves are red spoked lego wheels form the 70's
painted grey. The rods are a combination of 1x6 technic plates, 1x2 plates,
and 1x8 tiles, and technic minifigure feet (to connect to the driver). In my
newer version (no pics yet), a hinge is built in the driver rod system to
enable corners and switches.
Paul
> -Stefan-
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> In lugnet.trains, Paul Janssen writes:
> > My latest train project is up on Brickshelf:
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> > http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=30085
> >
> > It is build after the 4-6-4 hudson shrouded steam engine ÿellowbelly". Only
> > 4 have been made, but never went into service. The model is build in 8 wide,
> > and is almost finished"... The undercarriage needs a few minor modifications
> > to make it run smoother through curves and over switches, and a few bricks
> > 1x2 curved bricks on the engine need replacement by 4x2's to make it a bit
> > smoother. Anyway, let me know wht you think.
> >
> > Paul
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| I saw this a couple days ago as I was browsing brickshelf. Very nice. I like the use of the stunt stick/backpack attachment thingy on the small headlights. Are those drivers lego parts from the old car sets? Or are they another manufacturer? (...) (21 years ago, 31-Dec-02, to lugnet.trains)
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