README

An illustrated version of these instructions can be found at 
http://stickers.trainedbricks.com

00
A preview of the finished product

01
Before starting gather the original model and the new parts

02
You will need these additional parts to complete the MOD.

03
This sticker sheet will help complete the look of your modified model, 
available at http://TrainedBricks.com

10
Yes, 10 always comes right after 3. With that out of the way, remove 
the cab from your model.

11
Dissemble the sides and bottom of the front, then pull the number 
boards (cheese slopes) off of the top of front of the cab, as shown.

12
Salvage these parts from the disassembly and bring in the pair of 1x2 
black cheese slopes.

13
Put the cheese slopes on the cab where the number boards used to be.

20
Now return to the body of the locomotive.

21
Gently disassemble the locomotive and pull out the parts on the left. 
Do not start to reassemble the model or otherwise tighten what remains 
at this point.

22-25
Build up the new cab walls. If you do not plan to use the sticker 
sheet from 03 turn the "10219" bricks so that the numbers face 
outward, otherwise, face the numbers inward. Note how the sides are 
actually supported by the white plate and tiles across the top while 
the Maersk blue walls are resting on the 1x8 tile below... the joys of 
part availability necessitate creative thinking.

30-32
Build up the cab windows. Images 31 & 32 are optional, but will help 
mask the inside of the 1x2x1 panel when viewed from the front. When 
cutting the black rectangles, be sure to test the fit while the 
sticker is still on the backing, it is a tight fit on the inside of 
the panel and it is okay if you cut them a little smaller than the 
rectangle.

40-44
Reassemble the back of the cab.

45
Install the new cab windows. It might be a little tricky, if so, 
potentially install them in conjunction with adding the rear cab 
assembly in image 42.

50-51
If you are not applying the new stickers you can stop here (do not 
remove the number boards in image 11 and rotate the two bricks 180ø in 
image 23).

60-62
Otherwise, if you are applying the new stickers, remove and replace 
the rear number boards with the new 1x1 cheese bricks.

70
Now that the physical rebuild is complete, you can start adding the 
stickers

71
Cut the remaining stickers out as shown (see note on the next step 
about the cab windows) and read the sticker application instructions 
at http://stickers.trainedbricks.com

72-76
Apply the stickers as shown. Note that for the cab windows the closer 
you can get to the edge of the rectangle the better. Since the top 
edge aligns with the seam for the cab roof you want the edge to be 
flush. Hint- cut the top and bottom of the window and use whichever 
edge that comes out best for the top of the cab window (see image 72).

80
Gather up the now unused parts and store in a safe place in case you 
want to return your model to the original design (while I have not had 
any bad experiences with the decals, I cannot guarantee that they will 
be problem free over a long period of time, so only use them at your 
own risk and responsibility) 

81
To improve performance of this build you might want to also remove the
traction bands from the unpowered wheels.

90
A comparison between the stock model and the modified model

91
Enjoy