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Children of the Engine Faction is based on Zeal counts, which is doing nothing while it's alone, but when you attach Tier 4 car "Propaganda Station", it'll produce happiness based on your zeal counts.
Red Frost Templars Faction is based on training stats, which is also doing nothing alone, but with lvl 1 synergy (3 cars), it will convert all the training stats into happiness for every 5 cycles.
However, I never played with these factions so that I cannot suggest you specific build for it. Apologies.
"the Children of the Engine Faction or the Red Frost Templars Faction Build."
What build is that?
Tried it, everything works OK for me.
You should stack blue trains till you get 4 ones, then upgrade engine. Everything works.
Here are some of my own suggestions:
1. The -6666 achievement and Happy train can be done together. I disagree with staying inside the last zone because of the pollution effect -100 per second. Instead, it is better to go once to the end zone just to collect high level cards, after that go back towards the storm. Storm effect is less than pollution effect.
Academy build is great for midgame survival but the core build here should be zeal. Once the zeal builds up, it can easily gain more than 6666 happiness per second, there are screenshots of players who have millions of happiness. Using this strategy, I got the achievement first try without needing much luck.