well i have to give credit to Mr. Anthony Sava for providing his exellant lego instructions for his lego models.

I took a more in-depth look at this, and I must say that it is well done. The articulation of the wheels is genius, as well as the nose section. Those have to be my favorite parts of this locomotive.

ya the nose construct differs slightly in the inside than the intructions as some parts in certain places ldd didnt like. you're right in the common name forthis nose streamlining is the shark nose but it was referring to the t1's successors. hope to see those big boys soon and heres savas bricklink store : http://www.bricklink.com/store.asp?p=AggieSava

This is sweet! I will definately have a more in-depth look at it later, of which I am excited to do. I have been curious how to create the angled nose (shark nose I believe it is called?).