Horse-Drawn Tram - Legoville

This is really a model that I really miss being able to build in Lego. The model is a horse-drawn tram that is normally on display at Legoville's Transport Museum. The Transport Museum has restored the old tram to perfect condition.

Every weekend, the museum runs the horse-drawn tram on Legoville's tram network. The horse-drawn tram can also be used as a sidecar for the museum's old electric tram, which is done when the horse needs to take a break.

There are many who like to ride the horse-drawn tram and many who just find it funny. The little boy, for example, brings a carrot to the horse. The elderly man in the wheelchair gets help from the driver and his friend, Lea, when he goes on the horse-drawn tram. Lea is happy to ride his blue bicycle.

Also note the stop stand and the very nice street lamp, which is typical of the time for the horse-drawn tram.

Of the special construction details, the SNOT technique is worth mentioning. City Road Plates have been used for the platform, among other things. So that the horse can walk safely between the rails and laid out wooden planks. Jumper plates have been used to minimize the distance between the horse tram and the platform.

A coupling is included for use with a regular tram.

All decorations are created using pad printing.