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RE: Cool Lego Trains - ROKMAN1445 - 12-14-2016 (12-14-2016, 10:12 PM)Nigels Wrote: But this one I jumped at as it is basically a Santa Fe (no idea of the number etc... as I'm not that into American Outline) but at a much cheaper price than the old genuine Lego version You mean the BNSF (After their merger) diesel? Here's an Example RE: Cool Lego Trains - Nigels - 12-14-2016 (12-14-2016, 10:18 PM)ROKMAN1445 Wrote: You mean the BNSF (After their merger) diesel? If you say so mate, as I said I'm no expert on USA trains, now British ones and to a degree continental european maybe, not too bad even on Japanese now-a-days, but not USA Still a nice looking kit though I think and at a price that is a fraction of the Lego version RE: Cool Lego Trains - ROKMAN1445 - 12-15-2016 (12-14-2016, 11:19 PM)Nigels Wrote: If you say so mate, as I said I'm no expert on USA trains, now British ones and to a degree continental european maybe, not too bad even on Japanese now-a-days, but not USA I've got some knowledge of the USA, at least from a decade or two ago. Can't tell you much about today except for the fact that Amtrak is going downhill. RE: Cool Lego Trains - DalaGStanator - 12-15-2016 I was absolutely certain I replied to this, but now I can't see my post. Was it unsaved or deleted? RE: Cool Lego Trains - Nigels - 12-15-2016 (12-15-2016, 09:10 AM)DalaGStanator Wrote: I was absolutely certain I replied to this, but now I can't see my post. Was it unsaved or deleted? Not by me, I don't believe I got the ability to delete anything, maybe you did your usual trick of being negative or something and a mod deleted it before it started another row RE: Cool Lego Trains - Super - 12-15-2016 I am not aware of anyone deleting any post you thought you made. RE: Cool Lego Trains - Nigels - 12-22-2016 My latest Ausini (aka Lego) train turned up this evening, I guess I know what I'll be building tomorrow, thought I'd show you a pic of what I got; RE: Cool Lego Trains - Super - 12-22-2016 Looks cool...only 630 pieces? RE: Cool Lego Trains - DalaGStanator - 12-22-2016 I actually wish Ausini stuck to diesels and electric trains, because the steam ones are totally ruined by not having corresponding wheels nor coupling rods. Yes, LEGO's 9V My Own Train line also had steamers with bogies, but that doesn't mean it should be replicated. RE: Cool Lego Trains - Nigels - 12-23-2016 (12-22-2016, 12:25 AM)Super Wrote: Looks cool...only 630 pieces? Yup, 630, but there is only the loco and one carriage plus 8 pieces of track I've finished building it, quite impressive looking actually. In some ways Lego could learn a few lessons from Aussini, they seem to mostly give you the flat plates, so that most of the 'pegs' on the bricks are covered giving a far more professional finish. (12-22-2016, 08:05 AM)DalaGStanator Wrote: I actually wish Ausini stuck to diesels and electric trains, because the steam ones are totally ruined by not having corresponding wheels nor coupling rods. Yes, LEGO's 9V My Own Train line also had steamers with bogies, but that doesn't mean it should be replicated. I know what you mean, but at the same time you have to look at the price they are selling at, they are way cheaper than the lego equivalents, besides all it would take to 'fix' the problem would be to source some alternative wheels and some technic beams and pegs |