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For train enthusiasts, this is a detailed replica of the Burlington-Northern Santa Fe General Electric C44-9W locomotive, once the most common engine for BNSF. Constructed primarily from black concrete with signature yellow and orange colors, this build focuses on its external appearance as the interior is hollow. It’s designed to look impressive, especially when paired with tracks from other train builds. The creator meticulously replicated the locomotive’s layout without stencils, requiring significant patience and effort.

This model represents a powerful diesel-electric freight locomotive, a ninth-generation engine with 4400 horsepower. It was built by General Electric and widely used by BNSF across the U.S., particularly in northern regions, between 1993 and 2010.

Materials Required

19 block types · 336,546 blocks · 407×88×61

Black Concrete94,635
Dirt74,481
Gravel38,717
Oak Log27,675
Orange Concrete26,373
Bedrock24,827
Gray Concrete12,705
Sea Lantern10,224
Yellow Concrete8,780
Light Gray Concrete5,672
Brown Terracotta3,980
Polished Andesite3,409
White Concrete2,302
Brown Concrete1,508
Glass617
Black Terracotta356
Stone Stairs185
Beacon94
Red Concrete6

Before You Build

This build uses 336,546 blocks across 19 block types – about 5,259 stacks in total, or 195 shulker boxes worth of material. It occupies 407×61 blocks of ground and stands 88 blocks tall.

What to bring first

Black Concrete – 94,635 1478 stacks + 43
Dirt – 74,481 1163 stacks + 49
Gravel – 38,717 604 stacks + 61
Oak Log – 27,675 432 stacks + 27
Orange Concrete – 26,373 412 stacks + 5

Survival or creative?

This build is not survival-obtainable as-is. It contains Bedrock, which cannot be collected in survival – paste it in creative, or substitute those blocks.

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