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Well as a recent LDraw parts library, installed. To view the design you will need to have an LDraw reader or editor, as Some models are supplied in source form, meaning that you get the LDraw format

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Almost everyoneĪlready has Adobe reader installed but in case you do not a free copy can You will need a reader installed to read these. Instructions and parts lists for models, where supplied, are saved as Adobe

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More information on Prerequisite software and libraries To the floor a few times but always goes back together again. I've been to in the last 10 years and it's a good runner. I have run my personal copy at just about every train show Getting fairly pricey, but you should be OK if you have a reasonableĬollection. This model is based on parts from 2 copies of LEGO's 4561 RailwayĮxpress set, a not very loved set at the time (2000) which is now It’s been a crowd pleaser at train shows ever since. to the point that we were asked to take it down To show off, it was set up in the hall, and all the other classes milledĪbout to look at it. Turned into 'the train that stopped a school'. You can guess who actually built it, though! Well, it To report on Bullet Trains, and was planning to build a model, I thought We call this model, styled after an early Shinkasen of Japan Railways, 'the train that stopped a school'.Īnnounced that his class was doing a project on Japan and he'd chosen I've long been taken with fast trains, and the Shinkansen isĬertainly among the fastest.

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Of Wikimedia Commons), and here's a model, Of ABPR Image Archives) and M-119 (courtesy Here's are some prototype pictures: M-190 (courtesy My personal copy has the stickers from a copy of the ATSF model but Topeka and Santa Fe Railway, now merged into BNSF. LEGO introduced in 2002, I developed this doodlebug variant just forįun, and to pay homage to my favorite railroad, the Atchison, Inspired by the ATSF 'Super Chief' F unit model that It’s because they're so darn cute!įor more information on this model, you can view the MTW-3002 product The most important railroading development of the 20th century. Try their hand at diesels based on what they learned.

Trains, these were important because their early development (in the teensĪnd twenties) led several of these manufacturers (notably GE and EMC) to I was trying for the much beloved Doodlebug look.įirst developed in the early 20th century to replace expensive steam passenger It does not follow any specific prototype but This handsome custom design builds a mid 20th century US prototype Read the review by Arnold Chang (from 2002).įor more information on this model, you can view the MTW-3001 product I'm not claiming it's a completelyĪccurate depiction, even within the limits of the LEGO ® medium. It’s modeledĪfter a mid 20th century US prototype streetcar or interurban. The first powered model ever sold to the collecting public by custom kit builders. The sharp custom red and white “PCC” streetcar, MTW-3001, is More, we’ve listed them step by step with quantities, colors, andīoth LDraw part numbers and common textual descriptions. These instructions are packed with commentary,ĭesign notes and resources for further investigation.Įvery part you need to build these beauties is listed, and what’s The terminally cute, yet beefy, gas electric that gave steam trains a runįor their money in the 1920s. You also get complete instructions for the MTW-3002 “Doodlebug”, Train Works models, you get a fantastic set of instructions, featuringĬropped views, cutaways, subassemblies and other nuances to make these You get the MTW-3001 “PCC”, the model that raised the bar forĬommercial kits a decade ago and is still fresh today. High quality, easy to follow instructions Just look at everything you get in this CD: The instructions and images were created with MLCad, an LDraw compatibleĬAD modeling program especially designed for use with LEGO® and compatibleĮlements, and rendered with LDLite and POVray.

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Great passenger models, plus more! You get it all. This CD gives you everything you need to build your own copy of both of MTW's

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One of a series of instruction CDs from Milton Train Works™, Train, modeled after an early Shinkasen of Japan Railways. On the rear track is the train that stopped a school, the original Bullet Bracketing the PCC are two versions of the MTW-3002 “Doodlebug”. Front and center, the red and white “PCC” streetcar, MTW-3001. This is the complete collection of MTW passenger equipment. See what you have in your cart so far (new window)

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