One piece Lego compatible fit roof for E44 style loco
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A custom monolithic spanning piece built for standard interconnecting block systems. It features two continuous 26-stud curved roof sections (matching a 15068 profile) separated by a sunken two-stud central channel.
- The central channel is dropped by one standard plate height (3.2 mm), allowing the next layer of parts to sit flush below the curve peaks.
- The underside features a full 6x26 cavity equipped with 125 interlocking tubes.
- Integrated structural cross-ribs connect the entire undercarriage, providing genuine rigidity and ensuring a tight clutch across a massive 208 mm span.
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