They are 10 bricks wide and 50 long.
Construction is simply a base of 2x10 black plates, with a 1x8, 1x6, and 1x4 at the ends. The body is built up with 1xn bricks. The roof is then a layer of 2x4 steep slopes, then a layer of 3x4 low slopes with a 2xn between them. Wheelsets are not permanently attached.
Cars running away from SMUDGE, the tuxedo cat.The box is most of my 1x1 bricks. I sort by piece.
SMUDGE He's already caused several crashes.
Photos of the engines. It's 56 studs long, 10 wide. It's loosely based on a GP-10 diesel. I built it around the 4.5v battery tender. The 2 4.5 motors simply ride undeneath the carriage, and are coupled to the tender. It swings out a bit on the curves, but not too badly.
The roof over the long cab starts at 6 studs wide, but has the last 3 layers are 2x2 inverse steep slopes, an 8 wide layer, ane 3x4 low slope bricks.
Engine on bridge. You can see the motors and tender
Engine with yellow cabboose The cabbose is ony 20 studs long, but follows the same constuction as the coaches.
