Micro TGV Sud-Est Train

France has really good fast trains. When I mean fast, I mean you can cover a distance of Paris-Lyon in under 2 hours!



The Sud-Est Orange Livery TGV is a French high-speed train that became an iconic symbol of France's pioneering railway technology. Introduced in 1981, the TGV Sud-Est was the first generation of TGV (Train à Grande Vitesse) trains, known for its sleek, aerodynamic design and vibrant orange livery, which symbolized speed and innovation. These trains operated on the LGV Sud-Est line between Paris and Lyon, achieving speeds up to 300 km/h (186 mph), revolutionizing rail travel in Europe. Though the original orange livery has since been phased out, it remains a nostalgic representation of the early era of high-speed rail.



This LEGO® MOC was designed, created and rendered by The Bobby Brix Channel in 2020 and published on Rebrickable in 2024.
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