Lego train steam locomotive 0-8-0 moc build tutorial - step by step

[@malix300]

The little battery box trailing behind is cute c:

[@bricksbuilds]

Yes, it is! 😀

[@stationmasterkuma]

thanks! now i can make a p2 thats power from the locomotive

[@bricksbuilds]

you are welcome! 😀

[@stationmasterkuma]

@@bricksbuilds wait, im gonna be using bbb xl wheels.
if im doing this should i use bigger gears?

[@bricksbuilds]

@@stationmasterkuma No you don’t need to do it. But I would use my train drive design which is using a l-motor.

[@bekylaszlo6330]

you give good ideas from lego pieces

[@bricksbuilds]

Thank you, more videos are coming soon!

[@daanbos5918]

finally someone with who doesn't use crap music

[@dustyt2359]

Fax

[@leopoldbach7366]

Machst du ganz toll

[@KyleDelta123]

Wow your a genius

[@bricksbuilds]

Thank you very much. More videos are coming.....

[@casperhansen826]

If you put rods between the wheels you will not need the gears, just remember to offset the rods 90° that will give you a smooth ride.

[@bricksbuilds]

Yes that’s right but also two wheels need to be connected together or it will stop turning because it jams

[@stijnd5268]

realistically you'd only need 1 axle worth of drive wheels to be powered due to the rods syncing them, right now the other gears are only creating unneeded friction

[@joelminiaturasferroviarias1595]

Thanks for sharing.
☺👍

[@Barbosa-dh3ex]

You should try to build a full loco. Great video! 👍

[@bricksbuilds]

Thank you very much. More videos from me are coming....

[@deidra8632]

You need more subscriber's

[@theunderrated86]

Hi. Just want to clarify a few things. When you mentioned "4519 Technic, Axle 3", do you mean 4519 Technic, Axle 3L or 4519 Technic, Axle 3 pieces?, because there are different lengths to the axles. Thanks in advance.

[@bricksbuilds]

Sorry for the confusion it’s a 4519 technic, axle 3l.

[@theunderrated86]

@@bricksbuilds Ah that clears things up then. Thank you.

[@bricksbuilds]

@@theunderrated86 No problem 😉

[@buddyhoward8963]

Is an 0-10-0 next followed by an 0-12-0 then duplex style wheel arrangements upwards of 0-12-12-0 which weren't officially built but had a little bit of testing to see the capabilities of the larger arrangements, but as a personal question, do you gear them for speed or hauling, or a compromise of the two

[@bricksbuilds]

No but there will be a video coming about a 4-8-0 and 4-6-0!! Many greetings

[@FictionalADDON]

I wonder if somebody made a motorized Lego LMS 8f

[@bricksbuilds]

We like to build different variations 😀

[@FictionalADDON]

Make a 9F chassis

[@jamesgroccia644]

Can you do another one of these but on a duplex frame? In other words, two sets of driving wheels on a single frame

[@Metal-Possum]

Um, why not use coupling rods for their intended purpose?

[@MallarLouie]

Can you do one that uses Big Ben bricks xxl drivers?

[@bricksbuilds]

At the moment not but I’m looking forward to do something like that

[@MallarLouie]

@@bricksbuilds nice!

[@cadetkohr5508]

Gear Ratio: 1:1:1:1:1:1:1:1

[@bricksbuilds]

Yes that’s right it’s 1:1...

[@MasterOvPuppetz]

@@bricksbuilds isn't the black one slightly bigger? it's got a few more teeth than the dark bluish gray one.