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For my next LDD MOC, I built a PRR T1 #6110 (4-4-4-4 duplex-drive steam
locomotive). I’ve uploaded it to the Lego® Factory, so once it is approved you
can take a closer look.
My new BBB wheels arrived in the mail today, so this may be the one that I
actually buy and build. When building, I may use 1x3 curves over the cab. I may
also extend the length of the tender, and track down some PRR stickers (although
the PRR sign out of Legos® isn’t too bad).
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In lugnet.trains, Ted Andes wrote:
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For my next LDD MOC, I built a PRR T1 #6110 (4-4-4-4 duplex-drive steam
locomotive). I’ve uploaded it to the Lego® Factory, so once it is approved
you can take a closer look.
My new BBB wheels arrived in the mail today, so this may be the one that I
actually buy and build. When building, I may use 1x3 curves over the cab. I
may also extend the length of the tender, and track down some PRR stickers
(although the PRR sign out of Legos® isn’t too bad).
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How about Ed Wooding’s version? Although not in Lego, it is a absolute work
of art... http://users.rcn.com/borders/woodings/
James Powell
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In lugnet.trains, James Powell wrote:
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How about Ed Wooding’s version? Although not in Lego, it is a absolute
work of art... http://users.rcn.com/borders/woodings/
James Powell
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Very nice work. I had not seen that. Thanks for linking the pics.
It definitely helps show the details of the PRR T1, and gives me more ideas for
improvements to my Lego® version once I go to build it.
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In lugnet.trains, Ted Andes wrote:
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In lugnet.trains, James Powell wrote:
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How about Ed Wooding’s version? Although not in Lego, it is a absolute
work of art... http://users.rcn.com/borders/woodings/
James Powell
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Very nice work. I had not seen that. Thanks for linking the pics.
It definitely helps show the details of the PRR T1, and gives me more ideas
for improvements to my Lego® version once I go to build it.
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Per above, I have added a bit more detailing to my LDD model. I added side
steps and rails to the cab’s side “doors”. I extended the tender and added an
access ladder and some marklights on the back... I would ideally use 1X3 smooth
curves on the top of the cab, but they’re not in LDD...
I’m still trying to re-work the cow-catcher; I decided to add the piston
housings for the front drive-wheel pair on outside (eventhough under the shroud
in reality) and add a PRR front-plate. There is no 1x1 red flat plate in LDD,
so still deciding how to handle. Also removed the rungs hanging down the sides
of the catcher shroud as I wanted to smooth out the top with flat plates.
...at this point, I think I’m ready to build this in reality...
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