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Hello everybody,
I would like to introduce my latest idea to you.
My idea was actually to build a german narrow-gauge railway from the Island of Rügen.
But unfortunately, the proportions of the wheels would have been too wide to allow them to drive in a normal Lego city.
That's why I committed myself to a width of 8 studs, but tried to keep the proportions in length.
You can see the result on the pictures. I would be happy if you like it despite the "wrong" proportions.
I built the chassis in such a way that the train can drive through normal Lego curves without any problems despite a length of 48 studs.
The train consists of about 750 parts.
If I like the it, I would be very happy about your support.
Thanks
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tm.bricks
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