This looks fricken awesome man! I've never seen an HO scale model of this let alone a Lego model! Congrats man, this was worth the wait. This channel is very underrated.
Send the blueprint to Lego official, tell them this could work, definitely a win win situation for everyone~ 😎 This is literally masterpiece, one of the best train build I've ever seen, looking forward to see u challenge the M1 locomotive one day!
@@NonsenseWars Ya you got a point, perhaps running trains are too expensive for common consumers, it doesn't make a good profit. Hey, but you can still go for the M1 steamturbine right? We are waiting for your next creation XD
@@NonsenseWars It would most likely go to a good home, at least I hope. Even if you did take it apart (assuming if nobody buys it), The parts can still be used. If not UP, then the chessie system could be a good idea too. The goliath is still an art piece regardless.
Yeah, not much room in there. The cab already needs some redesign to not have to use those old hinged windscreens, but I just don't have a good solution for that.
Well, I'd say they are made of Technic where they need to be... for example the bogies with the driven axles are made of Technic frames to accommodate all the gears. All the unpowered axles in the second and third units don't need gears or powers, so they are optimized for less rolling resistance instead.
This looks fricken awesome man! I've never seen an HO scale model of this let alone a Lego model! Congrats man, this was worth the wait.
This channel is very underrated.
Thanks! Tell your friends about the channel :D
@@NonsenseWars do you have instructions or photos with that train?
it is an interesting model. i like it
I see that someone finally built Union Pacific only coal powered turbine locomotive. Nice work 👍
This is a highly detailed beauty of a locomotive.
Great work. I really like it. Thank you for showing us.
It's me again with my Lego youtube account...two likes / two subscripes for your great work ;-)
Ha ha, thanks! I actually saw your DD40AX on a Google search a while back... is it also 1:48 scale?
@@rouvenslegoeisenbahnen8438 Very nice!
Hope we get the Union Pacific DDa40x someday since you completed this monster
You know, I would not have considered doing it before, but it's basically the same size as the B unit, so I suppose it's a possibility!
I tried to build it (scale 1:33). Take a look if you want.
czcams.com/video/ePly0Ua5q0k/video.html
Wow that thing massive! Very cool to see. Congrats on the award!
Thanks :)
Love this, hope to see instructions at some point
Maybe over the holidays when I'm on vacation. Do you think $20-$25 would be reasonable?
@@NonsenseWars that’s a very reasonable price
Send the blueprint to Lego official, tell them this could work, definitely a win win situation for everyone~ 😎
This is literally masterpiece, one of the best train build I've ever seen, looking forward to see u challenge the M1 locomotive one day!
Sadly it doesn't seem like LEGO in interested in making detailed, running trains. The first big train set they make for a while and it's static :(
@@NonsenseWars Ya you got a point, perhaps running trains are too expensive for common consumers, it doesn't make a good profit.
Hey, but you can still go for the M1 steamturbine right? We are waiting for your next creation XD
very nice!
Just WOW! It's honestly a shame you are deciding to sell it.
Naw, someone with more space can get more use out of it. Otherwise it'd be going back in my parts bin anyway.
@@NonsenseWars It would most likely go to a good home, at least I hope. Even if you did take it apart (assuming if nobody buys it), The parts can still be used. If not UP, then the chessie system could be a good idea too. The goliath is still an art piece regardless.
Hi I bought your MOC it was great and details , But there are not eno space put a minifigures crew in the cab...
Yeah, not much room in there. The cab already needs some redesign to not have to use those old hinged windscreens, but I just don't have a good solution for that.
you should build those bogies with lego technic. they are more stable
Well, I'd say they are made of Technic where they need to be... for example the bogies with the driven axles are made of Technic frames to accommodate all the gears. All the unpowered axles in the second and third units don't need gears or powers, so they are optimized for less rolling resistance instead.
do you have instructions or photos with that train?
Unfortunately no instructions yet; it's a big job and it's low on my list. Follow our Rebrickable and you won't miss it though :)
@@NonsenseWars how about photos?
@@NonsenseWars can you open a page on facebook or vk where you can post photos?
@@d4r1us18 If I can get around to taking a good set of pictures I will upload them somewhere.
@@NonsenseWars thank you. please share.