Trains

Bridge building

Have a look at the train cars I used while I was building my suspension bridge.

• The dining waggons.
• The south end of the construction site shows one of the dining cars, the welding robot, the floating crane and the support boat.
• Morten's welding robot is working on the last section.
• In the beginning of the construcion work, there was a strike. The workers on the bridge deck wanted a place to eat, so we decided to get two dining cars.
• Here are some of the train cars lined up on my book shelf.

Bregnerod Bybane

Design and photo: Jacob Sparre Andersen (E-mail, WWW)

Bregnerod Bybane (BB) is the local monorail service in the town Bregnerod. The main difference between the standard monorail cars and the ones used by BB is the width of the cars. BB is using wide-body monorail cars designed by Jacob Sparre Andersen.

A standard module consists of a passenger section, an engine, and a container section.

• Standard module (17 kb JPEG, slightly blurred)
• Container section (22 kb JPEG)
• Passenger section (16 kb JPEG)
• A close-up of the engine (24 kb JPEG)
• Container section and engine (23 kb JPEG)

Bregnerod Bybane is a division of Bregnerod Transit Authority.

Links

A few other places with LEGO trains:

RTLN Manufacturing (other site)

The RTLN railcar manufacturing plant is a good example of a practical industrial building from Aerotech. It looks like a busy place.

Matt's LEGO Train Depot (other site)

This is probably the most complete information source on LEGO trains on the web.

TGV Thalys (other site)

LDraw+POV-Ray rendering of the high-speed train Thalys.

The Bay Express (other site)

Operating on the Wellington Napier line (and passing Allanton).

• Derek's Yellow Caboose, "Big Red", and other engines.

Please send comments, bug reports, and suggestions for improvements to Jacob Sparre Andersen.