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It was a big effort but I just about managed it

Hello there

It definitely is!

Only the most accurate models here

Maybe, I guess you'll have to wait and see. I mean what? nooo I would never design such a horrendous train

@@MaxProduction16 Haha! You can't have your Lego models overrunning platforms and crashing into buffers can you!

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Yes I am, and in fact I've already designed over five of them and even built two, however I'm not quite ready to share any of them on TH-cam just yet.

I'll take that as a compliment however I do not see myself working at Lego considering that they do not usually look for the sort of things I enjoy designing when picking designers, plus I don't really fancy moving half way across the world. It's nice to think what if though

@MaxProduction16 ok

@@ImInterestedInApathyII that's how it's pronounced?

Eng as in engineering

I hate to inform you but pronouncing it Comeŋ is just inherently wrong

@@MaxProduction16 who at comeng said so?

I couldn't name a single person who had anything to do with Comeng as a company, however based on the fact that it is derived from Commonwealth Engineering and that Wikipedia said so, I'm sticking with "Comenj" for now

Yeah sorry about that, but guess what, in the time it's been I've made some really cool developments with it. Video should be out before February

@@MaxProduction16 I dont really car I just really wanna see the middle carridge and I love your work my dude, its so cool (also I'm glad you got away from britain)

Congratulations

It was a difficult and concerted effort, but I did it

​@@MaxProduction16 congrats bro

Oh wow you're right! Considering that this one flew under my radar for this long it's clearly not in a major set. Anyway, if I ever was to make an updated video, this will surely be in it, thanks

Is that what it's called? I never would have known, even though I think a good pantograph makes a build. And yeah, the modern Lego pantographs are a bit off, personally I think they are way too thick and inarticulate.

@@MaxProduction16 Absolutely it helps finish it off. On older trams they often used a trolley pole instead.

I mean I don't try to hide it, just look at any one of my other videos

What are the chances? Well good luck to you

Yes it did as a slightly modified version

That is an issue with them, although it does lead to creative solutions for motorisations which are always fun to see

Finally what exactly...?

When we film we usually try to go to quieter areas, however when we went up to Upfield we were seen by the drivers changing ends started talking with them for a while. So far that's the only interaction that's come about from taking my models out and about other than when we were filming my B and a tram driver walked past and asked if it was indeed a B class. Even when filming in busier areas like I did for my B, most people just walk past and don't take notice.

The way I see it is trains are knockoff trams so it works both ways

Just need to find someone with actually decent photography skills

It's a great tram, do get it if you can

It's not really a tutorial per say, but the second vid I uploaded to this channel shows off the tram in a bit more detail.

I'm working with what I have but I should be getting a lighting upgrade soon

I will eventually, but in the meantime why not design your own one?

@@MaxProduction16 I don't have much lego

Well I've been collecting for well over 10 years and yet I still use digital programs to design things, so why not do that?

@@MaxProduction16 I also don't have the brain power

You have to start somewhere

I think my opinion is pretty clear in the video but it has to be the tram from 8404

Same here, I cringe whenever I hear it

Thanks! I should have a video done and out in a week or two that explains a bit more about the model, however I have an old video from last year that gives a good overview before I built it.