A Lego 4558 Metroliner set with an additional passenger car and a 4547 Club Car in the middle of the train
haven’t updated in a while but I’ve managed to lengthen my Metroliner train
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I got the Mario World set yesterday of course I had to replace the hand crank with a motor
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The left view of the sleeper car has fewer and more spaced out windows than the official set to better fit its purpose of allowing minifigures to sleep while on board
The right view of the sleeper car is identical to the other side but a passenger can be seen sleeping from one of the windows
The interior has three beds colored dark green and black to represent the locomotive Each bed has a curtain rod above the bed as well as two bright green minifigure capes serving as the curtains themselves for each rod A minifigure can be seen sleeping behind the curtain while in the middle bed
The bathroom at the back of the sleeper car I managed to squeeze in exchange for the two rear doors that were in the official set’s passenger car
I’ve been working on a sleeper car for the Emerald Night
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An authentic and rare Lego sticker sheet for the 4547 Club Car in good condition in hand The stickers decorate the train car by providing railway logos, club car glyphs of a person relaxing while seated, eight window shades that partially cover the bottom set on windows, and two black ovals representing sink basins
A screencap of the eBay thumbnail from the auction I won the sticker sheet from which came out to be $12.54 usd total
The only five BrickLink listings as of this post for the Club Car sticker sheet which range from $29.63 for a partially complete sheet to $79.36 for a new one
I’ve just scored the sticker sheet for the 4547 Club Car for dirt cheap
12.54 usd with shipping and taxes
absolute steal compared to BrickLink’s prices
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A digital Lego build of a railway observation car from above looking into the interior with the roof off Inside are four seats with three lamps between them. A small cabinet with a coffee machine on top fills in two studs of empty space to the far left
A Lego build of a reddish brown cabinet with a light bluish grey coffee machine with a red mug in it
I’m making fixes for my Emerald Night observation car so I built a coffee machine to fill in empty space
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An unexpected surprise freebie inside the passenger wagon box which turned out to be a sealed 3708 Light Unit for Train which provides a working light for the My Own Train locomotives through a 9 volt train motor
The other side of the bag reveals a mint 9 volt light brick with a chrome light reflector dish, a 9 volt power cable, a black 1x2 brick and instructions to install the light onto a My Own Train locomotive
From what I heard from Discord this is probably a sealed bag of extra parts for the 10020 Santa Fe Super Chief set
The supplementary bag has four red 6 stud length bars and four light grey 4 stud length bars for the Santa Fe Super Chief locomotive
Three Lego boxes that consist of: 10015 Passenger Wagon 10013 Open Freight Wagon 4515 9 volt old dark grey straight train tracks which on the box has permanent marker written “8 straight dad’s”
The 10013 Open Freight Wagon built and all pieces are present
The 10015 Passenger Wagon but has missing pieces which are one green window with the glass, one bogie plate, and two 1x2 red tiles
The 4515 consisting of eight 9 volt straight train track pieces which are actually quite expensive nowadays
I just got these that I won from eBay today
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I just ordered the BlueBrixx modern locomotive hall at 40% off since otherwise sourcing Lego pieces of that build would be absurdly expensive
hope it arrives by the 24th
My first post on Bluesky = my first Lego locomotive build!
Canadian National #6060 “Bullet-Nose Betty”
Including the entire locomotive and train car builds cost as much as the actual set without the bridge but would allow more of us to enjoy the train for those who missed the preorder window but not having the bridge display at all.
$195.26 USD for the train builds Every piece needed for the Logging Railway train almost hits the 200 element maximum for bestseller parts so everything can be ordered at once.
Eliminating the buffers and axle train wheels saves $51.96 USD as of this post since all parts from PAB are new. Once I clean up and sort the part inventory to make pasting on PAB’s search bar more convenient I might publish the exact item numbers if I’m allowed to do so. I’ll also make part inventories for the individual builds of the train such as one wanting just the log flatbed car. I might catalog the bridge build after the train part number list is published.
$143.30 USD if the axle wheels and buffers are removed from the Pick a Brick order
I’ve catalogued the Logging Railway set minus the bridge parts and I’ve confirmed that every part needed is on Pick a Brick in a single order - prices in USD #lego #trains #afol
I got the two train BDP sets from series 2 today
I’m thinking of cataloging the parts for the Logging Railway’s locomotive and cars and then sharing my findings
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I still need to make stickers and building the locomotive before running performance tests
Glides over R40 curves despite the underside decor and chains attached to the bogies
The tender for my Pere Marquette 1225 has finally been built after waiting over a month for the parts #lego #trains #moc #afol
The PAB standard parts order for my PM 1225 shipped at last after a month of waiting might be another couple weeks until I get them
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