LEGO LMS Beyer-Garratt - Train MOC
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- I know you've all been dying to see this one finished, and here it is!
The long-awaited Beyer-Garratt. This monstrous project was started back in mid-2020 when I first announced it as a secret project to my Patreon members. However, this loco became a mammoth of work. I began to lose motivation halfway building it, and the side rods continued to be a bother.
It wasn't until Alexander (narrow_gauge@flickr) helped me again to resolve the issue after I figured out how I rushed to get it up and running! Not only to move on to other projects but to celebrate reaching 7000 subscribers!
I hope you enjoy the video and the model. More is always on the way to stay tuned!
FLICKR: @Britishbricks
TWITTER: @British_Bricks_
Enjoy!
Note: These videos are intended for a general audience and are targeted towards a wide range of model enthusiasts.
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Don't forget to check out my new build on Block Junction, a USA class: blockjunction.co.uk/downloads/s100-usa-tank-lego-instructions/
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I’ve made a Union Pacific Challenger
In my opinion, it's one of the most quirky locomotives, and i appreciate that you have managed to recreate it that well.
Thank you! Definitely is a quirky!
I know this one has been in the works for a long time so I'm glad to see it finished
Hey Connor! Long time indeed, you were one of the first to know! Hope this lives up to the hype ;)
This thing is huge man I really appreciate the amount of work you put in it my Friend
And I appreciate comments like these! Thanks mate!
You’ve outdone yourself with this one. Everyone can clearly see that and theres not denying it ! Superb job !!!!
Cheers mate, I'm happy to hear everyone so far has liked it!
Brilliant work Sam! A very impressive build that looks cool running around the large curves. Some lovely detail you've got in there.
I made sure to make the test track as curvy as possible to show off the articulation XD Cheers Andrew!
Holy crap the detail on it looks impeccable! Your builds are amazing. You truly have a gift. 😊
Cheers, Max! Very kind of you to say!
@@Britishbricks Thanks! Maybe next build could be a VR R class
Very iconic locomotive and just by looking at the thumbnail it looks great!
Just wait till you see it run! Thanks mate!
Incredible job on such a unique locomotive. Wonderful coupling rods and valve movements.
Cheers mate!
Sorry I missed the stream. But wow, this model is amazing. So much detail and it runs beautifully. This was well worth the wait :)
All good, thanks Seth!
cant believe its been a year since u first started working on this
Finally got it done!
This is a very odd and eye catching locomotive that greatly differs from most others and you captured it in the best way possible I don’t think you could have done it any better. Keep up the good work and thank you for sharing this masterpiece with us.
These models have inspired me to make my own and have brought me back to my favorite childhood pastimes trains and I am thankful I found you.
My pleasure, so glad to hear your enjoying my content! Thanks mate! Sam
I loved your mocs! they inspire people and bring back the good times. I hope you build a Daylight 4449 soon! i would love to see that on your channel mate! i enjoy your videos! i enjoy your locomotives steaming down the lego tracks! -Damer4Life :)
The garratt is a brilliant piece of railroad engineering and you've done this wonderfully!
Thanks mate! Sad these particular locos weren't too successful, but still impressive!
@@Britishbricks they lasted for decades in South Africa, so they have to have been doing something right... :D
"This is beautiful. I've looked at this for 5 hours now"
But in all seriousness, great job on the loco! Very noice :]
I hope your joking! Cheers, Silvina!
This is a beautiful MOC, a model I have dreamt for so long and it's been finally translated into Lego! Congrats!
Thanks Franco, it was super challenging but I'm happy with end result!
0:41 wait what, no I'm pretty sure it was because it was too far for the fireman to walk back and forth between the coal (the back of the tender) and the firebox and so they installed a revolving coal bunker (with a screw in it, Archimedes' screw) to bring the coal from the rear of the tender to the front for easier fueling.
Edit: also was there any reason in particular you decided to build it in photographic grey? Availability of parts? These engines would have spent their working lives in black.
This could also be true, it's just what I read off wiki. I first saw this loco on Sam's Trains, where he was reviewing the new Heljan model. I liked the look of the grey compared to the black, thought it would've been fun to build!
@@Britishbricks lol yeah, I was also introduced to this loco through Sam's video.
Great job with it btw
That year of building was worth it! This is tremendous! I adore those side rods and valve gear!
Thanks Matt, it was a pain to get the rods nice and smooth but it sure paid off!
Can’t wait. Looks beautiful
Thanks Seth!! :D
exquisite, its just art
Thanks mate for saying so!
Wow. Just wow man. Nothing more to say. You've done an mindblowing job as always. Bravo!
P.s. can't wait for the a4 ;)
Thanks mate! I’m pretty happy with it, although I still think there’s room for future improvements.
It's so cool I've never seen a real life let alone Lego train like this! I just wish I had half the creativity the build something like this.
I would be very curious in knowing your process for building your trains. Do you use a program to build them first, then order the parts? Or do you build it as you go, and then get the parts from your presumably large collection?
I almost always go freehand. I like to experiment and then order what I need to complete my models.
@@Britishbricks excellent
Been super excited to see how it came out, looks great~
Awesome to hear you like it! Thanks!
This is absolutely amazing! I’d love to see you do more big articulated steam locomotives!
I was possibly thinking of doing an LNER garratt, but I've got too many other engines I want to build before that. Cheers!
@@Britishbricks I think the community will be happy with whatever you decide to build!
Dang this dude is big. and here i thought Gordon and Murdoch are big. but I've never seen an engine like that before. looks awesome
This thing is so beautiful. The Garrett locomotive is one of my favorites and it just makes me wish that I had one myself
oooh my, I've been wanting to build one of those myself for the longest time! will you ever release a tutorial on this one?
Probably not for this model, hope you get around to building one!
epicly epic
Cheers mate!
I can't believe that you have built such beautiful trains with such amazing detail. Kudos!
Thanks mate!
I must give credit where credit is due.
You are a true master builder, it is greatly done!
But I don’t understand why you build it because I don’t see the beauty of this train. Can’t wait to see more of the layout and the bridge you are building!
Haha its funny you say that because often I like to build some of the uglier locos out there! Makes it more interesting to model. The layout is currently on pause, I really want to wait to get track before I go crazy. It will help plan things out. Thanks mate!
@@Britishbricks is it the FX BRICKS tracks you are waiting for?
That is one good looking engine! Can't wait to see your future projects! Also, just a question since I haven't been able to find any, where do you get your flex tube?
Bricklink: 3mm rigid tubing is where I get mine from. Thanks Matt!
@@Britishbricks Thanks! Didn’t know what to look up to find the flextube lol. Anyways, great video as always!
It seems a lot of people are having trouble finding flex tube, I'm not sure why?
DUDE, YES
Yes indeed 😎
I marvel at the bueaty of your models and how much time you must put into them, give me all of my life and I still wouldn't be able to make such detail!
Same here.
Nice dude, love how its not a standard loco.
Very far from normal indeed! Thanks mate!
Wow! What an amazing model! You surprised me! One of my favourites! Thanks +Britishbricks!
It shows how much effort and hardwork was used to build it!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks!
I would love to see an LNER Flying Scotsman MOC
Hopefully in the future!
I just spent my time liking all your videos, because they are the best!
Wow that looks amazing
Thanks James!
Such unusual engines but they were used around the world.though Africa and Australia’s variant had a small difference water tank at the front with a different shape.I most likely left a few other differences out.
What a wonderful model! Very accurate too
Thank you! :D
Your builds put lego to shame you are soo good
Finally! And I can't wait to see the A4!
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Mind blown!
Haha cheers mate!
Np ;)
Honestly you should show all the models you have made so far
beautiful engine, lovely engine
B))
Thanks mate!
It looks amazing so glad to see it finished
Glad you like it mate, certainly took a long time!
Lego needs to take notes on all your builds
Great scott this is out standing 🎊🎉✨
Thank you!
Now...thats a big locomotive...
lol
Looks great, I've been waiting for a nice design of a garrat!
There are some great LEGO garratt's out there, this hopefully is another one to add to the list!
Wow cool trains i like your videos
Thank you very much!
Wow looks lovely
Thank you!
Wow!! Well done and congratulations, this is incredible
Thanks David, glad to hear!
Yes
Lego should hire you.
Splendid build.
Thank you very much!
I have a request for a build : Stanier "Coronation"
I think it has a very nice look indeed and the color has many bricks available.
I am ready
Glad to hear!
It’s so amazing hats off to you
I really like it
If I am not mistaken the London North Eastern Railway also owned a Garrett
😮woah it also has sound
Nope, just video editing ;)
Oh but it’s still an amazing build 😊👍
i think you should build the LNER U1 Garrat
OMG! This is so cool! I love this So much!
Wow this thing is gorgeous! What scale do you use?
I don't know the exact scale I work in, but to give you an idea a small train wheel for me works out to be around 3 to 3'2ft.
amazing
Thank you!
Those LEGO trains are amazing great job. So I subscribed
Thanks Joshua! Means a lot :)
@@Britishbricks no worries you deserve it
@@Britishbricks I have a TH-cam channel as well if you want to check it out, but I build Lego Victorian trains
@@Britishbricks my reply is underneath my comment sorry for that.
I have a challenge for you, try making the A1 Peppercorn 60163 Tornado
Da looooooooooong one
Super long, you need 5 straights just to park it!
Sorry but HOLY SHIT THAT'S AMAZING
love this so much keep it up.
Cheers Matthew! :D
Love it
Thanks mate!
Awesome
Thanks Max!
@@Britishbricks that’s fine
Hi, i am writing on behalf of my son, he saw the S100 USA tank on the block junction website and noticed that it was very similar to the model released exclusively on Patreon but this model uses Lego's standard driving wheels but the block junction model uses big ben bricks medium wheels. Lego's wheels are better proportioned for the model but my son wants to know if the Lego wheels would fit the block junction model and how would it affect the height of the roof and buffer beams? What alterations would have to be made in order to accommodate the Lego wheels? Many thanks
The channel where only experimental locos are built Lol
You know it!
How did you print the valve gear parts?
Alexander printed these rods for me, I hope to start printing my own rods after with an Ender 3 pro printer.
is this train for sell in loco stores or it's just your awesome creations
Is there any way to purchase instructions (in a PDF) from you, I absolutely love your work
Now that truly is excellent work, hat off to you my friend. A4's... plural, how many are you aiming to do???
Not sure yet, hopefully more than one though...
Did you made this model Based on the Hejian Model of this?
Great work but if you have a lms garret than I think the lner u1 should enter the stage
I sure would love too, but I've got a lot of engines to get through before that! Thanks!
How you built the boiler I made a chaise but I just can’t make the boiler
How much did it cost to build?
Not as much as the others, mostly because I had a lot of the pieces I needed already. If I were to guess I’d say it be worth around AU$350?
I think it would be cool if you built a double sided train I hope you know what tipe I mean:)
Great!!! I also make videos about steam locomotives
Me and my dad like it very much, how did you get a Lego crossing for the figure-8?
I believe I got the crossover from Trixbrix. Glad to hear you both liked the video!
Thanks for the intel.
Do you ever think about doing lego NG?
9F next
I always thought that this thing was a time machine
Has that kind of vibe! XD
Yeeeeeeaaaaa boiiiiiiiiii
Thaaaaannnnnkkk youuuuu!
@@Britishbricks YOOOOOOOUUUURRRRRR WEEEELLLCCCOOOMMMMEEEEE
Pls,pls make a LNER b12.
You used some old Trainz simulator 2009 sound effects in the end.
What did you use for the connecting rods?
They are custom 3D printed rods from a friend! :)
Will this Model be available to buy
I wish I was that good
Time and practice, that's all you need!
plus some lego.
@@Britishbricks that's one thing I've got lots off
Any chance you can create instructions for this?
Do you have Patreon?
Is it minifig-scaled?
I’d say so? It’s more sized the gauge of the track, minifigs are a bit whacky in size so they look a little too stubby next to it. I usually add a plate to their legs for extra height, and pass it off as shoes!
Hello, i am David and i am from Romania. I started watching your videos from 2020 and i want to ask you something. Can you build a romanian locomotive?
Hey David, thanks for watching! I usually only build British locos because that’s what I’m interest in. Thanks!
@@Britishbricks i understand
Ha, i build a Garratt too ;)
but yours looks good👍
I'm sure yours is great too! Thanks Jimmo!
@@Britishbricks I hope I can upload the video tomorrow or even today. If you want take a look....
@@jimmosbricks Sounds good!
How do you get all these pieces is there like a website or something 🤔
Bricklink :)
@@Britishbricks thank tou