Motorized LEGO Roller Coaster Train

[@UsernameGeri]

I cannot say how generous is it from you that you give us all these building guides for free. You come up with all these wonderful contraptions and share it around the community. Whereas other channels (such as brickvault..) charge horrendous prices for all their building instructions which they usually didn't even come up with.

[@NirateGoel]

Yes, well they need to pay off their designers somehow/bribe them, and keep a tidy profit to spend a few hundred on a bloody comic con figure. Though to be fair I've seen similar outrages prices on other websites, unconnected with youtube.

[@BrickVault]

You just keep outdoing yourself, Jason! That is simply awesome! Now you can build a motorized Conveyex Imperial Transport from the Solo movie :)

[@makutamiserix5612]

Twisted tracks? That'd be tricky.

[@gab_v250]

@@makutamiserix5612 Jason be like: Challenge Accepted

[@UsernameGeri]

He at least gives us building instructions for free...

[@viperian3559]

BrickVault o

[@stuchly1]

That would be rad as hell! I only wonder how he'd manage to get it lean into the turn and hug the side of the clifff like it did in the film. :D (Seriously. Am I the only one who thought the vehicles were the coolest part of the film, especially the double-sided train? :D

[@iloveyoutube23425]

Do an overhang train!! I’ll be excited to watch it!

[@Strawberry92fs]

This is genuinely probably the best solution I've seen for bringing back monorail style lego trains with current production pieces.

[@BrickTsar]

Love the throwback look. Thanks for sharing your ideas

[@BrickBakery]

Agreed - I didn't notice at first, but the call-back to the old red monorail is really neat!

[@maxmocs5008]

Lego should take this design into consideration for their future light rail sets, considering that there are currently no official Lego train track pieces that go upwards.

[@droidekaone3536]

Simple, yet elegant!

[@evweb633]

Great idea! Beautyful train design 😉

[@PhoenixClank]

In the curves the motor is crying for a differential ; (

[@JKBrickworks]

Absolutely, wish I had room to put one in.

[@terjebe7317]

@@JKBrickworks did you try driving it from only one wheel?

[@PhoenixClank]

@@JKBrickworks This was meant as a joke lol but it does sound like that poor little motor is getting mistreated

[@JKBrickworks]

Yeah, I did try driving only one wheel, but unfortunately it doesn't work as well. Slips a lot during the steep uphills and even a bit around the corners.

[@stuchly1]

What about using two sections with the motors and have each of the motors drive one wheel on either side?

[@BigBBricks]

I purchased two of the pirate sets after seeing this video and I'm excited to see what we can come up with from your design. Thanks for publishing these, they really inspire my young builders to think outside the instructions.

[@leedesigner1977]

Real nice MOC dude, love it. Lego engineering rocks.

[@redenginner]

I hope lego sees this and gets the inspiration to do a remake of the old airport shuttle using the modern track and powerfunctions stuff.

[@spencerxu4492]

I love your style! thank you!

[@vuongquocao]

It looks like a combination of sets 7938 and 6399! Great job, Jason!

[@rossg4227]

Love this design. Hope to see this design or something similar on Lego Ideas soon!

[@dsmith913]

Thats so cute!

[@kyojin_9526]

I can watch this go all day

[@beauemmerson5809]

i would just LOVE that train to go on one of lego's roller coaster sets (preferably the red one!) going up and down that would be really cool!

[@almightyarjen]

How do you come up with these creative ideas?? Again a super creative and awesome design. It could revive the whole Monorail scene!

[@xavierabad8049]

Welp that is jk brickwork 4 ya

[@exatechnic9172]

Small yet beautiful !

[@hungryfilms3707]

Amazing as always, keep up the great builds Jason.

[@vladimirchervenkov6949]

You are a genius! I never would have thought that the Technic half bushes would fit that tire.

[@DerAlex86]

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[@principalscudworth9032]

this technique have been used in voltron set

[@Justin-Hill-1987]

The technique was also used in the 1992 LEGO set, Gas N' Wash Express, on the tow truck.

[@IcarusBricks]

That technique was used in a Rebooted Ninjago set - 70720, Hover Hunter. That's an example I know of, cuz I bought that set.

[@stuchly1]

Guys. Yés, it's a really old technique, I'm sure he gets it by now.

[@COMMANDERFOX31]

Insane design. Incredible how it can go uphill. Glad I subscribed!

[@Gazoid1]

Fantastic work!

[@RobinHullBuilds]

Gosh, you’re blooming good. Terrific stuff!

[@stuchly1]

Wow! This looks so cool and fun! :D

[@ZGBrickfilms]

This is so great! You are so talented at building these models!

[@bricklideas1640]

Amazing thanks for making this video for learning purposes.

[@reapernevermore4551]

Always Inspiring me, thank you for uploading this video.

[@J_Calvin_Hobbes]

Wow, this is EXACTLY like I was attempting to imagine for my layout in progress! The regular train stuff is too big for my limited space. THANK YOU!!!!

[@thatnicklongo5939]

Even though it has to adapt to its limitations, it's a beautiful train.

[@hardrockinhere]

This would be a cool replacement for a new Monorail set

[@limbolegs]

Suspended train sounds cool

[@GalaGade2021]

Wow this is the great alternative that we never going to get the monorail again great job Jason.

[@lukasevert6114]

This brings me back. Anyone else remember Futuron?

[@unlimitedpancakes]

Mainframe MC Yes! My cousins had them and I was jealous!

[@juneru2]

after aaaaaall those lego rollercoaster videos over the history of youtube, lego finally made official lego track pieces? i know what im spending my money on

[@zeonicseafood4819]

Nice Original LEGO monorail throwback

[@Mardigrasman23]

This is awesome. Thanks for another great idea

[@BrickBakery]

I really like the design of this and the way you've made the drive system is actually pretty brilliant! I'd love to see a suspended variation based on this design! A great MOC and a great idea overall! Thanks for sharing this and keep up the great work!

[@StarlightEquinox]

Simply amazing. these do always fascinate me on a construction basis. you sir, have a lot of creativity.

[@kyojin_9526]

Pixelator that’s what she said

[@TheCatstr]

If you put a differential in the motor carriage you could make it go faster when it goes down

[@train-traum-madabouttrains5005]

Very good idea!!!!

[@PunakiviAddikti]

If you got one of those old Lego micro motors, it will fit a modern technic power system using an adapter cable. That would make the motor cart considerably smaller.

[@1tke]

Thank you so much! Just what I have search for!

[@CreBrix]

Awesome Creation man!😉 Great work

[@briankbraun]

This is awesome. Perfect solution for what I was thinking for replicating the Disney Monorail. Would be really cool if you could wall mount this and have it run around a room.

[@martinbecker9214]

Hi Jason, great job! Thank you very much.

[@PunakiviAddikti]

Would be interesting to try an old Lego micro motor.

[@chrismolenr]

Man , you can use this as a metro!

[@TimBorg]

this is perfect for classic space monorail alternatives

[@lukethetruckguy3521]

That's nice!!

[@KerbalRocketry]

A modern monorail! Wonder if could be improved to get the engine centred. Maybe two halves connected with techic axles that also support the couplings?

[@gab_v250]

Classic monorail intensifies (two vagons separated by the motor, same color scheme, similar dimensions)

[@BrickBakery]

Oh, yeah, you are right - I actually didn't notice that! Good eye! :-)

[@t200201111]

thank of share, it's so amazing

[@colly407]

If only Lego kept making small train systems similar to THIS

[@judebalderson3973]

I would love to see a vertically suspended train system like this one

[@article3enthusiast]

This is how the Seattle Monorail works...with the spinning tires underneath the track.

[@KodaBunn]

this is ingenious, i will most likly use this as my first public transport on my first city (when i make it lol)

[@RainbowBrick]

Haha Love the music!

[@CathodeRayKobold]

You HAVE to do a suspended monorail. We need Schwebebahn in Lego. We need Schwebebahn in everything.

[@jamesrolfe1651]

I would love to see this twist or go upside down! I am playing with the SW Conveyex Transport to try and build a suspended track but fear it is too heavy.

[@yaboithiccsonic2886]

Make a roller coaster with this idea it would be awsome

[@kian__sleeps]

cant believe ill get my answer from a 6 year old project this is so cool, when lego released the new monkie kid lego set with a this kind of design for kinda momorails, i want it to be motorized and integrate it on my build, i need to do this soon

[@Mattisnipe]

Cool build:)

[@GJBricks]

That’s such a great idea and design! Think those compromises are justified and wouldn’t have noticed till you pointed out. Could you treat the rollercoaster cars like Bogies and build the train articulated on top? Although I guess with the slopes you’d need a lot of articulation that would take up a lot of space. Now I need to got and buy all the roller coaster track I can find!

[@peteralieber]

I've been wanting to do this! I've got to move faster! :)

[@Pyramidion]

Love it!

[@BlockHeadUK]

Great solution, I thought about doing this for my city but just ended up spending tons of money on old monorail track, ha ha! 😃

[@BrickBakery]

I'm actually not sure this would be cheaper!? I mean, the grey tracks aren't in that many sets yet, are they? :-)

[@BlockHeadUK]

Brick Bakery actually you can get them all from Shop @ Home Bricks & Pieces I believe - a LUG-mate did the maths and it works out loads cheaper to buy them piecemeal. The straights and curves have been out a while in grey in some Power Miners sets, I believe. And the up/down ramps now come in grey thanks to the Pirate rollercoaster. I think the 45deg slope only comes in red in the big coaster set.

[@memebox6895]

I would want this as a set.

[@Mary-sz5ej]

I like your videos. You are The Best KZbinr

[@meatmaster665]

I love this

[@hudsonbruce898]

I love this and trains

[@legoforeverybody4374]

Nice !

[@greggregoryst7126]

Very cool, buuuut HYPERSPEEEED

[@radical_dog]

This is pretty cool. Have you seen Akiyuky's approach? He's made a smooth drive, as well as something that takes "steps" on the tracks!

[@jonathan__g]

I would love to see how it would look as a suspended train and having "L" or "T" shaped supports for the tracks.

[@CathodeRayKobold]

Or M shaped supports like in Wuppertal.

[@BrickBakery]

Yeah, I'd loce to see that too for sure!

[@Carbooster751]

I've been trying to figure out if there was a way to make a monorail with these!!! Thank you!

[@legogenius7115]

Really Cool

[@jean-michelguignard2925]

beau travail et bonne idée que ce petit train i love you

[@rogue1874]

That a very cool idea. I just got a copy of the lego monorail,sadly not complete. I was wonder could it work for powering the monorail round the track?

[@ThecrackedBrick93]

What a great idea it looks good and is interesting to see how you do it great job and keep up the good work 😎

[@MASTEROFEVIL]

Its funny how slow it moves but still good video

[@GeeztJeez]

**Okay, this is epic**

[@Mrblobbybobby]

Another great video! I love the design of the carriages 🙂 (btw I think the music at the beginning is a bit too loud, could just be me though!)

[@FriendlyBaconBoi]

Make this run on both lego creator coasters please...

[@KLingS-rk6dt]

Alternate title: a lego roller coaster that isnt scary if made irl!

[@IIIrdOff]

Please do an upside-down monorail!

[@jjthedrunk5792]

Should put this on LEGO IDEAS

[@hntrains2]

A very nice little project! When you really want to incorporate those crazy inclines, car length is by all means rigidly restricted - and you have got the right proportions there. When the project is meant to look more realistic, then length is no longer a concern - there is no such incline in the real world out there that we could actually find. Simple, albeit clever, system of making the wheels turn. I do suppose, though, there is a lot of friction at work between the bottom of the engine and the rail. And I, for one, do not see how that can be improved. But, maybe, the speed can still be increased? By using a different motor and/or gear system/ratio? Perhaps, in a larger engine - so that everything can be hidden? One and a half years later, does this still exist? On a layout, somewhere?

[@Alex_Eicher]

i like the upside-down front shield window...

[@fancyducknews1494]

You should try and do an inverted train!

[@69romainjh]

Bonjour, Superbe réalisation. Je voulais savoir j'ai trouvé l'explication pour le montage de la partie motorisation mais pour le train en lui même il y à aussi une notice ? Merci pour ce partage

[@Chuzz1]

Is this supposed to be the new light rail in Ottawa?

[@tiger_1_3_1]

AWESOME

[@bromine_35]

You should use that thechnic to make a actual top suspended monorail

[@rockrobful]

It should run on the big coaster model without the chain, yes?

[@Hyperion507]

very cool

[@adamb5879]

very nicely done and designed, but can it do a sharp sided U? It looked at bit tight going into the shallow hump, I'd love to see it try and handle going into a higher hump.

[@TheZlegende]

really nice work, but how long can such a train be?

[@pauldeddens5349]

It looks like the design was based off that old passenger train set with the flex tracks