Description
Brute is a hollow, LEGO-compatible cab modelled loosely on the British Class 47 locomotive. It is six studs wide and four deep, with a closed floor that carries a grid of sockets so it presses onto a standard baseplate. Two studs on the nose give a place to clip on headlight pieces.
Features
- Raked twin windscreens and side door windows
- Flat, smooth roof at five-brick height
- Two studs on the front face for headlights
- Lamp recess centred between the headlight studs
- 6×4 socket grid under the floor
Dimensions
- Width: 47.8 mm
- Depth: 31.8 mm
- Height: 48 mm to the roof
- Headlight studs: 4.8 mm diameter, 8 mm either side of centre
Print notes
Print upright on the floor plate, or flipped onto the roof for a clean top surface. Hollow underneath and open at the rear.
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