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Re: New British Class 50 'Hoover' in Large-Logo Blue Livery
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lugnet.trains
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Fri, 3 Dec 2004 11:32:26 GMT
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SNIPPY
> Other photos (front, side) in this folder, once moderated:
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=77378
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> The loco features opening doors and removeable cab roof sections, to allow
> the driver to be placed inside. The bogies are articulated, with one train
> motor each and a wire connecting the two for better load sharing.
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> PLMKWYT!
> Mark
Hi Mark,
This is really neat. It's really nice to see more train MOCs. I had also built a
Class 50 (Valiant) about a year ago, with a flawed bogie design which I didn't
even realise: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=66424
I was thinking of doing a new version in the brick, but youve shut me up quite
well! I love the scale. I only have one *minor* gripe: It's to 'brickish'. For
example, youve used plates to replicate grilles instead of using any grille
pieces. In my version, I simply used decals generated with BMP2LDdraw, since six
wides simply don't have enough space, and I had still not got over the programs
novelty. But they still seem to produce the effect quite well, especially if
youre the 'classic' lego type. I also liked the double arrow logo. Good job.
Samarth
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