That's a great traction engine

Very nice.

simply beautiful! And finally something different from all the Audis, Ferraris and Lamborghinis (though I think this company also started with tractors once :)

hi richard welcome to the vintage car club thats a very realistic machine i like the crome and the colors used

Nice one, got plenty of them in stock

Hi, I used the 4x4 4489 wagon wheels

What size are the front wheels?

Cheers, worked out what the inner flywheel was a few days after asking. Now ordered a load of parts to build some of my own

Hi, The inner flywheel is the top half of grey "Turntable 4 x 4 Square Base(3403c01)" I used the bottom half of a black one for the start of the boiler, then used 2 "Wheel 20 x 30 Technic' (4266)" followed by a "Technic Cylinder 4 x 4 x 2 with 3 Pin Holes and Center Bar' (41531)" the capped with a 4 x 4 round plate and then a 3 x 3 dish....

What bits did you use for the boiler barrel, firebox sides & inner flywheel?

Sorry I don't have any instructions for this model...but thanks for your comment.

Hi Thanks for your review, sorry I don't have any instructions for this model...

Can you send me the instructions for this? I'm registered on Eurobricks (escortmad79) Cheers Neil

Would it be possible to get instructions for the model?

Can you say old school much!!!! I love the rear wheels.

Cool, don't know how you do it, but you pull off the most wicked moc's and you keep going!

Lovely creation sir. Just saw this on Brickshelf so it's nice to be able to say how much I enjoyed it here!

So wanted to do one of these myself, absolutely beautiful work mate.

Thanks for your comment, the wheels are from Set 7078-1 "King's Battle Chariot"

Wonderful job - one the most original vehicles on MOCpages, and brilliant detailing too. Where are the rear wheels from though? 5/5

Cool! Nice idea to use big wheels. Merry ChristMOCs!

Very, very cool. Nice MOC.

Awesome design, I love the wheels and just everything! Great job! Check out some of my stuff :)