LEGO TRAIN AS'MOC: how to create carriages with 6x36 train base (60051, 60197)

AS'MOC: the video presents How we cut one 6x24 train base, LEGO piece 6077826, to create a 6x36 train base. With half base, 6x12, is possible to create many configurations. The 36 stud long carriage is the longest for R40 curves. Try it!
Il video è un tutorial per mostrare come tagliare una base treno 6x24, LEGO 6077826, e creare una base per carrozze da 6x36. Con metà base, 6x12, è possibile creare diverse configurazioni. 36 studenti è il massimo compatibile con le curve R40. Provate!

[@Neumahn]

I am building a modified high speed passenger train and I plan to sink the BuWizz down below the floor so the mass is just above the track to allow as much speed as possible on the curves. This method looks like it might be pretty good. Right now I have a version that is using two full size bases but I will need really large radius curves for that one. I was planning to buy some TrixBrix R184 to see if that would work.

[@uwuowo8789]

I think if it is possible to extend the coaches, how about extending the leading and trailing locomotives?
It might look cool
Not only that, how about having a leading and trailing loco with a passenger section, meaning when extended, the back part of the locos would have a passenger section

[@maximiliantekampe4606]

Which normal lego Lover, collector, Fan would Cut it

[@alessandrosartore]

Hello, you are right, but sometime we need to move forward! Watch the new lego Train 60337, for the carriages Lego has create new bases, which are two halves. Maybe in the future Lego will create new pieces starting from my idea!

[@maximiliantekampe4606]

@@alessandrosartore OK i See what you mean but i would still build one Out of plates with technic plates for the Boogie rather then cutting a Plate. Mostly for the amound of plates wich we're preduced