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I had an idea to use trans-fluorescent green 1x1 round bricks to have the hopper be a sulfur wagon as opposed to a coal wagon - then they retired their trans-fluorescent colors 😢

12:54 Someone needs to add a layout schematic to his switchboard! 😉

Hey man I tried this and nothing is happening with my dual motors. Is there a wiring diagram available? Am I correct in believing that if I take a multimeter and check all four pins stud sides of one connector there should be no continuity?

Excellent! Thank you very much!

Fun to see a dedicated collector. Only got a few but fun looking back. Now it´s nice with the fleet but maybe and hear me out. You used the Shark Spy and Predator and turned them into the Alt build you see on the box behind. Now these did´t come with the box but you can find them online. No instructions but fun if you want warriations. I get it not the point it´s the main build that matters for the fleet.

how do you get the 4.5 volt plugs in large quantities and how do you attach them to the 9v wire?

What about the 9v connection tips?

You think you can try to make one for power functions? Does somewhat the same principles apply ?

LEGO kinda made cooler catalogs than FischerTechnik in the 90s, FischerTechnik also made trains in the early 80s for their 6V system

That is the best LEGO train there is. The Maersk is up there too. And you got an extra carriage??? Dang, that is very cool. Congrats, man!

It would be funny to do 11 Locomotives with 1 container-car instead of the other way. I wonder how locomotives are needed to pull the other 'dead' locomotives and the containercar. Grtz, SG from Belgium 🇧🇪

Thank you, Sir! I just got into lego powered up trains and therefore be thankful for any advice.

They're probably the best for making MOC creations, as you don't have to worry about fitting the battery box!

issue i had with mine was the piston rods would bind up using only one of the hole parts as support for the piston rod. i doubled it up to 2 parts on each side which helps a lot!

13:25 Dark Azure Maersk Loco - "I wanna be on camera!!!" BPB - "No."

Can you make presentation of lukazi blog ? Ressources are amazing there

Can you make a review of set 1090 and 1092 ?

Thank you.I will try to connect my phone with flysky 10ch transmitter and brick controller 2 app to make it work

So incredibly useful, thank you for sharing it!

Happy Christmas. I think the emerald night will find a nice spot in between the other rolling stock. Maybe one day I will get one, but I found a cheap monorail last year so no complaints about finding whishlist sets. Happy building. Grtz, SG from Belgium 🇧🇪

Ooo, ya know, this really inspires me to do a small steam shunter locomotive.. Probably not one that's self powered, and maybe one that isn't in this exact style, but something similar! Actually, I'ma gonna go sketch something in Studio now!

¿4.5?

In a bulk lot I found a coach and I think 75% of the tender. Parts of the locomotive were in it but not much else.

Close the doors that Will probably help

Instead of the fiberoptic, you could just buy some acrylic round of the right diameter and cut it to lenth. It would be really cheap and behaves the same way. Its how you make "light pipes" that are commonly used in commercial electronics products.

Lego requires you to download their app. to your phone, go through the tedious calibration process, and then not allow you to test your model to its limits, instead they make you follow their boring tutorial on the simplest of things. Lego, you piss me off to no end. Not only are you too expensive, but you treat me like a child. How dare you! Mould king is simple, turn on the power brick, turn on the Rc unit, then go and whatever happens, happens. Lego is for nanny state pussies. Mould king lets you find out what you can and cannot do. Lego is overpriced; Mould King is not. We are not truly alive unless we have to overcome obstacles in our life. Unless we have to find solutions to problems. I would much rather seek the solution to a problem with a Mould King kit for half the price of a Lego kit that treats me like a child. Mould King is from China; I only wish that a competitor would arise within the US.

I know, not very original to dump The Orient Express, but looking at this...yeah...

managed to get my hands on one back in 2020, cost me a pretty penny but it was worth it, and at the moment i have it in the place of the Polar Express, and so far the only issue i had with it was that the wheels would lock up but it was fixed after finding the right tutorial, and i think it's the best engine in the collection

I have some experience because I have built myself a few of these in different colors. I have two advices to avoid the derailing issues: Check the "Emerald Night fix" topic on Eurobricks and do the mod what the topic owner did in the first post. Change the 1x5 liftarm (32017) to an 1x7 (32065). After these mods, the derailing will be completely gone.

Good day, I want to ask a question, I have a 6ch dumbo rc transmitter and receiver and I assume that I also need an esc regulator for that, could you recommend someone whose motor terminal can be modified to PF lego connectors so that I can use 4 buwizz motors? ?thank you 

I extended the tender and put 2 x 9volt motors under it to pull 5 wagons 😉

Cool, totally awesome! I’ve personally got one, hooked up to good old fashioned 9V in the tender and first class carriage. I also managed to get two extra cars for mine, both fully authentic Lego. Got each of the window frames from Germany for the third class carriage, and got the second class one off of eBay. Also had to remove the internal drive train in the engine to reduce friction for the 9V motors and add a pair of black weighted bricks to the tender for motor to track cohesion. Oh, and the pistons will need to be double thickness to avoid locking when in reverse, specifically that technic piece that the axle sticks through on the piston needs to be doubled up. Well, that’s all, enjoy your new Gresley A3 Steam Locomotive! Rockatoa, Brickticks out! Oh, and Merry Christmas from all of me at Brickticks Engine Works Narrow L-Gauge Engine Builders.

as someone who built an extra car for my own emerald night earlier this year, that is one heck of an add-on. I'm sure its been brought up already but those train windows in tan are set exclusive and cost between $15-$30 EACH. I went official and paid the price for it but if I end up extending it further im going 3rd party for sure. That pricing is insane

I wonder how much you had to pay for this sucker?? 😂 Cuz i got mine, around the same time that it actually was released, & have had mine, ever since! Lol

Hey battery power bricks are you going to make a commuter train and merry Christmas

Remove the brickbuilt thing between the wheels in the tender

No way you have the emerald night awesome please make a video for cheap emerald night wagons

What a wonderful gift. You have been well rewarded for your inspiring channel. Love your work and many thanks to @michaelleith4938 for the generosity.

4559 is such a good set man. I still have mine, all set up, still bring it out every so often. "Oh but it's unrealistic", "oh but it looks like a bumblebee" yeah yeah, that's just cope, every kid was jelly I had it and I'd like to think they still are.

9V for life son

What a legend! Best of luck with the mods! I’m now exciting to start remodelling my Emerald Night again. Not going to hold back this time…

Hi, where can I find this drive for my NXT windows 11?

Awesome! Well deserved.

Hi from Hamburg, Northern Germany! Just a short tip: I extended my Emerald Knight with some more cars, mainly using bulk part packs from BlueBrixx. They have the classic train windows in several colours, including tan, for a very acceptable price - and 100% compatible to TLG ;)

I recently built a sort of Emerald Knight clone to run as a Christmas train for a local event, and after a week of it running continuously, the big thing that I had to pay attention to to make sure it didn't derail was to make sure there was ample slack in the wires between the tender and the locomotive. It's really easy to leave enough slack that you THINK it won't derail, but then it does. There's more motion than you think between the tender and the cab... Your train derailing looks kinda the way mine did, so I'd make sure the wires aren't getting caught on anything.