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pegasus206 wrote:Welcome to the Bucket Haldrar.

must say it looks great , and cant wait to see a locomotif of your Railways

And no this thread isn't dead.

Thank you!
I'm glad that this thread isn't dead.
A locomotive would take some time. But I'll try it for sure.

Here it is!

1968 Diesellokomotiv '68 (DLk. 68)

Hey guys, Haven't posted in a while.
but here's this!

The Regio 2N looks like a cool train. I want to make a inner-city bi-level subway train version of it. Perhaps with a flat nose like you see on many US subways. Even found a nice technical document (PDF warning): http://www.bombardier.com/content/dam/W ... eet-en.pdf

Tried my hand at it. Its dimensions are probably wonky, though I do want to note that the doors are intended to be double wide. They use a set of wheels similar to the Talgo wheels, but these are able to draw power from a third rail. The trains are also articulated in such a manner as to allow passengers to pass between trains despite the Talgo wheels. Top speed is a swift 110 mph and there is even a small view area in front for passengers.

Any thoughts?

That won't work very well... you cannot power Talgo wheels IIRC and axle load will be a problem

Ok, made some changes. Its now a more traditional axle system. Plus its interior articulated sections can be more clear now I imagine.

Hmm, Nice trains!
Here's a new thing I just made.

EMV 2014C (EMV '14)

Nice drawings, but I suggest You use blue for windows.

Created a single deck version of my double Decker train. Next I am thinking of making a streetcar (double decker and single decker versions) followed by a trolley. Then maybe a Funicular, perhaps a cable car and a series of buses. Then get all the way down to a sedan and a smart car type carshare vehicles and maybe even a bikeshare. All under one large fictional AU company.