Union Pacific Big Boy 4014, Speed Build. Letbricks
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The set is designed by and licensed from Morningstrummer.
3,200 pieces, No minifigs.
PDF instruction in flash drive
Dimension :
Max Width : 3 in.
Length : 35 in.
Height : 5.5 in.
Weight : 5.95 Ibs
Design : 10/10
Building Experience : 10/10
Quality : 9/10
“This is the greatest brick train ever built. Drive mechanism is perfect, gorgeous looking, shape and scale. Only thing that bother me is the instruction quite a bit confused but overall is fine. This is the Big boy 4014 that you should not miss.”
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The Union Pacific Big Boy is a type of simple articulated 4-8-8-4 steam locomotive manufactured by the American Locomotive Company (ALCO) between 1941 and 1944 and operated by the Union Pacific Railroad in revenue service until 1962.
The 25 Big Boy locomotives were built to haul freight over the Wasatch mountains between Ogden, Utah and Green River, Wyoming. In the late 1940s, they were reassigned to Cheyenne, Wyoming, where they hauled freight over Sherman Hill to Laramie, Wyoming. They were the only locomotives to use a 4-8-8-4 wheel arrangement: four-wheel leading truck for stability entering curves, two sets of eight driving wheels and a four-wheel trailing truck to support the large firebox.
Today, eight Big Boys survive, with most on static display at museums across the country. One of them, No. 4014, was re-acquired by Union Pacific and rebuilt to operating condition from 2014 to 2019 for the 150th anniversary of the First transcontinental railroad, regaining the title as the largest and most powerful operating steam locomotive in the world. Wikipedia.
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I'm loving the ASMR sound of the bricks being put together!
the sound of poor quality...
@@martinlyhagen6166 lego sounds the same lol
@@martinlyhagen6166 ???? Its the same shit gimme a break
@@martinlyhagen6166 plus lego is getting rediculous with their prices, price increse and discountinued sets, very few sets are worth it
Lol
The open studs are beautiful on this. Shows how the riveted parts look like on the real thing!
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Can you stop saying I am loving the ASMR sound of the bricks being put together undeadrising
Omg that looks amazing
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Bought my instructions on Rebrickable, built mine out of 100% genuine new LEGO plus 3D printed drive rods. Fabulous build, very cumbersome and slow running but makes a phenomenal display piece.
Did the instructions provide a parts file (i.e. one you can upload to bricklink) or did you have to search for every piece yourself? Also how much did the total thing cost? Thanks!
@@alexjankiewicz2006 Yes, the instructions included a file to upload the parts to your Bricklink Wanted list. I used all New condition pieces which drove the cost up a bit, and (as I usually do) I ordered lots more of the pieces than was required to add to my inventory of pieces. As such, hard for me to put a price on it but it would be in the neighborhood of 4-500 hundred dollars I would guess. You could save a bit by using used parts and probably not be able to tell the difference.
@@ASennaFanOh wow that’s it, I would expect it to cost more. This thing seems so massive I just think that justifies the price haha.
Planning on getting this kit then replacing the exterior bricks with Lego, I don’t have the patience to hunt down all the pieces, though I’ll probably custom make some cartridges for it based on the orient express design
I love how the box is tiny but the build is so big XD
I’ve always been a fan of Lego and this build is almost enough to make me want to get into Lego trains. Luckily, I already have 4014 in N scale, along with about $20k of N scale. However, if the eyes get any worse or the hands become shakier, I may have to reconsider…
Trust me Lego trains are a much better than any other type of model train
@@Signkid, check out some of the terrific layouts on here and I think you would at least say 50/50…. LOL.
Especially the live steam ones you can ride on…
AWESOME, EXCELLENT and PERFECT!!!!! Thank you for sharing and keep up the good work.
Nice even though I couldn’t have seen everything yet.
were certain parts missed when building, like the tender bogies?
That was a great build. BUT the four year old inside me is screaming "MAKE IT GO!!" I can't believe you spent all that time assembling a motored locomotive and didn't add a lap around the track.
Exactly.
I would be surprised if it's actually able to make the turns of lego track. still would be cool to see it move on some straight track though
We are alike
It's not that deep
That’s because he didn’t 1/4 the wheels so it didn’t work
I Saw This One In Amazon!
The one on let bricks is way cheaper, especially around Black Friday with a 40% discount
I bought a set like this, but those exposed sides on the side aren't there, even came with two motors, tho the gears don't really want to work because of the weight I'm assuming
Mmm, can this be modified for the Aurora from Metro Exodus?
And does it run?
Awesome build my man! But on the side note would you think about building the Flying Dutchman?
asmr time!
Is that battery pack (2:50) rechargeable, or do you need to pull the tender apart to swap out AA's?? I don't have any Lego trains now, but I'm sure considering THIS!!
So this is a rechargeable one cause mine just game in today and it just has a little charging port with a USB plug
The battery pack in this set is rechargeable.
Luckily the battery pack is also easily accessible. The tenders roof over the battery easily comes off, after which you have full access to the battery pack.
-Marti (MorningStrummer)
@@mattygroenhopper yeah I love how easy it is unfortunately my battery box doesn't keep it's charge so I'm getting a replacement
OK got mine today. How do you use the flash drive instructions I don't see how it could connect to anything.
Can you build the German Carl Karl-device from letbricks
I’m currently building this and it is way harder than it seems
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did it come with track?
It seems I can buy instructions from rebrickable do they have the updated version?
How were you able to hide the motor wires with out it breaking this rear wire is too short to connect to the receiver
How do I hey just the sticker packet? Can you reply the link just for the stickers.
One more question: Does it come with "Union Pacific" and number board stickers?
Of course we include stickers if you buy from the link.
Does the little tubes that connect to the back one either side of the light do those have to be cut to fit cause mine don't fit properly
Many of the tubes are slightly too long in this set.
In the instructions it is mentioned how long (stud lengths) they need to be, you can use a sharp knife to cut them to size.
-Marti (MorningStrummer)
@@mattygroenhopper Appreciate this note. I'm halfway through the build, and was starting to suspect that I'd get a better fit by trimming some of those.
If anyone bought this set on letbricks, could you tell me if it runs well on track? Are there any major issues I should worry about before I buy?
Are Letbricks same as LEGO?
The open studs on the sides make it seem unfinished, seeing everything else is covered and polished.
Noticed that too. Some tiles in that color would've helped a lot.
the open studs are there to make them look like firebox rivets. Look at the real engine and you'll see those rivets on the firebox
The studs on the side are a design choice I've made, like @Michael4201 mentioned they are there to mimic rivets on the firebox.
If you like a smooth look though, you can easily replace them with tiles.
- Marti (MorningStrummer)
@@mattygroenhopper the big boy is a 4-8-8-4 not a 2-8-8-4 but I guess your trying to make it small bc Lego bricks are getting ridiculously high these days.
@@milissathreatt8014 the model IS 4-8-8-4. The rear pair of wheels on the leading truck is a bit further back than it visibly should be. But it IS in the correct wheel configuration. @26:55 you can see both pair of front leading axles as it is being placed on the tracks.
Do you know where is letbricks based?
China, takes a long time for them to ship stuff
How can I get the instructions 😭 the flashdrive won't let me download it on my Chromebook and I have nothing else 😭😭😭 someone help meee
Pls contact to this email for get the instruction service@letbricks.com
i love the union pacific big boy train it's really beautiful and big and what is the background music called?
I could add magnet coupling
Building this with real lego is gonna be so tough cuz I ordered alot of parts for this lmao
I want this kit. Where do I get it and how much is it
I want this kit where do I get it and how much is it
NAH BRO DIDNT LET US SEE IT GOING
Can you send me instructions for this build it's good
Bro I got the other big boy Union Pacific Lego set you made
THe wheel configuration of this lego is wrong ;-(
No its not. The big boy is a 4-8-8-4 locomotive. 4 wheels in the leading truck, 8 driving wheels in the first set, 8 driving wheels in the second set, and 4 wheels in the trailing truck. They got the wheel configuration correct
Is this real?
20:39 Is that a figurine head;😅
I was build in Lego digital designer
why do you grasp the bags so aggressively??
Legos at home:
Plot twist it's all in reverse
This... thing, for a Big Boy it is not, is a 2-8-8-4... like a Mountainx2 type or something lol
I caught that too and was like "Wait a minute..." Would definitely buy 2 extra wheels to make it a true 4-8-8-4.
The 2nd front axle sits behind the front cylinders, if you skip to 14:41 in the video you can see the first axle being attached to the 2nd axle.
- Marti (MorningStrummer)
Marti - Ahh, I see that now. Thanks for pointing that out. Any reason it's not on the front bogey? You did an amazing job on the detail Sir!
@@mattygroenhopper I stand corrected, nice catch!
@@TheSev- I had to put a pivot point in between the leading axles in order to properly navigate Lego's tight curves and switches. If I aimed for larger radius curves I would have been able to make it into proper a bogey.
As for the positions of these axles, when you look at the real Big Boy you'll find that the front bogey is positioned right in between the cylinders, with one axle in front and one axle behind it. Hence why the 2nd axle is somewhat hidden.
some instructions were skipped, and that really annoys me
So I’m guessing the train did not work because we did not get to see it running?
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Cool to know. Now go be stupid somewhere else lol.
@@Gothix1066 You better be more delicate in TH-cam community.
Points for accuracy and technique, but some deduction for the use of unofficial Lego parts. The instructions might be useful, though.
I believe they aren’t using only official Lego parts because it isn’t Lego?
@@Embartion They aren't, trust me.
This is FAKE PARTS!
i agree with the point deduction, but all the parts in the product have an official LEGO counterpart and the set uses all official colors, so it is 100% reproducable with fully official bricks
So create it with official lego then
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A trillion times better than Mouldkings. Mouldkings brand looks like a 5 year old designed it. Although those driving wheels are puny looking on it : P
Wow, at first sight I thought this is LEGO, but a very misleading copy of it.
Uuuu, fake lego, you are disappointing me!!!
this set is 100x better than any LEGO train they've ever produced and you cant deny that
@@thatoldmilkcarton7029 if work is to disain such as things, but lego. So that's why the name of this channel is MOC your bricks!!!!
@@kanichuagreatproductions2539 to be fair, the phrase "MOC your bricks" never specifies LEGO
So if I understand right you are non-builder and fan of fake lego!
@@kanichuagreatproductions2539 As long as the product is good quality and it's not pretending to be LEGO brand bricks, I'm okay with it. I love LEGO but when you think about it, a set like this (official or MOC) would cost a lot with official bricks and I'm not made of money. Especially with the recent price increase of all LEGO sets, it's becoming an actual challenge to try and find a set I both want and can afford lol
so not really lego's just a off brand
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