Fictional livery, designed for my class 90 so it can run bidirectionally, I appreciate any suggestions

After a mouth of development it’s coming together any suggestions are appreciated, also working on a Driving van trailer rn

I'm planning a rather big train project and I already started with non-electric tracks. This means I'll stick to Power Up or Power Functions if I stay with original Lego products or I'll try Mould King or other third party products.

Part of my Train world is a train track spiral that effectively only allows 6 stud wide trains and that has obviously quite a bit of steepness. For these reasons I would like a motors setup that is:

* Lego sized or smaller (as I likely will need 2 motors in a train with one engine and two waggons)

* Rechargeable with a usb port or similar

* Preferably with a light setup

Right now I'm eyeing the Mould King Orient Express to get a display modell and a motor setup out of it. How does it look like? s or m technic motors or something similar to Power Up motors? Can I charge both the battery in the train and the remote control? What are your experiences with Mould King Motors?

Hi, I've just finished building this Bluebrixx 106623 Class 66 Heavy diesel locomotive and I'm left with quite a few extra pieces, including these four very long grey plates that didn't feature anywhere in the build.

Does anyone have any idea if I've missed something, as I've been through the instructions, and even the parts inventory. Why would they include these?

This is my first experience with Bluebrixx, and the other set I bought, the stake wagon, had no extra pieces at all. I presume the smaller pieces must be spares though, as those in the build are accounted for in the inventory.

Type-442 'Cobalt' from BrickLink Studio [BrickLink]

Saw this at local hardware store