Murdoch17
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I think i'll just use imaginary ropes.... also, do you mean this train? I stole the picture from my comic as seen here in the Brick Flicks forum.
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I keep getting redirected from Eurobricks to another site that looks like a Charter company knockoff site. (read: very bad!) I don't know if it's me or what, but it only happens at Eurobricks and when three or more tabs are open and it has happened twice over the last two days. No viruses, malware or anything as I just checked twice after killing the program via task manager each time. Any ideas if it's me or not?
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Here is my finished space fighters. LDD file for the above ships: LDD file link NOTE: the engines intakes rotate back and forth less than a couple millimeters in either direction. this is unavoidable, and the best I could do! and the finished (for now) space base. These pictures and more are being added to the main post as we speak. Any thoughts / ideas / complaints would be appreciated!
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UPDATE: picture link because EB picture-adding thing is broken The Wild West layout is growing with this model inspired by Lone Ranger set 79108 (Stagecoach escape) as seen here at Brickset: Stage coach Escape The next item on my list is the four Western town buildings (general store, saloon, bank and sheriff's office) and are going to be gotten in early November. Any thoughts?
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Thank you! No real reason besides it just looks better to me.
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I can't seem to add pictures. I tried three time to get this picture to load in my western train thread in the train tech forum, but it wouldn't load, and now the whole media bar is gone. EDIT: 2:20 ...and now it works. What's up with that? EDIT #2 6:16 : and it's busted again!
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Thank you! i'm working on adding a town for my western stuff as you can see here: Legoredo City & Wild West trains I hope you like it!
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This small and nimble fighter was designed after looking at a Classic Space model I found on my hard-drive. (I think it was inspired by a model my brother bought off Brick-Link a couple years back.) Anyway, I then tore the model apart and have added four guns, larger wings, and the larger air intakes from my Nexus tower rocket. The ship features an enlarged cockpit with controls and seating for one figure. The rear of the model features one tail-fin and two engines exhaust ports. The nose of the craft features the standard Neo Nexus Force symbol. This is the third version of the ship, and it was halfway built in real life when I realized the engine would not work the way I designed without being extremely weak. Thus I threw the engines from the Nexus tower robot onto the half-built ship. Also, bob's car has been finished and is being added to the main post. Any thoughts?
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Sorry to bump this older thread, but Bob's car got a major upgrade. The car you see in the main post is also part of a major space base. If you want to see more, I suggest you look at this thread here: LU / Neo Nexus Force inspired space base Thanks in advance!
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Just a small update to the Neo Nexus Force space base. Bob's car is done and will be photographed soon (maybe tomorrow), but the two space fighters are still needing some parts while the light poles are installed. Any thoughts / ideas / complaints would be appreciated! Meet NIFT-E, THRIFT-E, Chirp and Chip, the four robots that work on the Neo Nexus Force space base named Ice Station Destiny, making everything run like a well-oiled machine.... most of the time! NIFT-E is the big one and he's the heavy lifter and heavy thinker of the group. He can lift a warp engine as if it were a sack of feathers, but he also spends his downtime writing 1950's-inspired science fiction screenplays and publishing books. THRIFT-E is the financial wizard of the group, buying supplies and having it shipped efficiently to the remote base for less thgan normal prices. He can quote you the average price of eggs in ancient Persia, or the regular cost of green cars in Wheretheheckistan. Whether that matters or not is beyond most people.... but if you ever need anything in small or large volumes, ask THRIFT-E. Chirp and Chip are the two red and blue (or is it blue and red?) pranksters of the group. They play games on THRIFT-E and NIFT-E, like asking one for the amount of angels that can dance on the head of a pin, or what number 1- infinity would be if numbered in alphabetical order. (See, just reading that, you probably are getting a migraine just wondering how they can come up with those insane questions. I know i am just typing it!)
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Meet NIFT-E, THRIFT-E, Chirp and Chip, the four robots that work on the Neo Nexus Force space base named Ice Station Destiny, making everything run like a well-oiled machine.... most of the time! NIFT-E is the big one and he's the heavy lifter and heavy thinker of the group. He can lift a warp engine as if it were a sack of feathers, but he also spends his downtime writing 1950's-inspired science fiction screenplays and publishing books. THRIFT-E is the financial wizard of the group, buying supplies and having it shipped efficiently to the remote base for less thgan normal prices. He can quote you the average price of eggs in ancient Persia, or the regular cost of green cars in Wheretheheckistan. Whether that matters or not is beyond most people.... but if you ever need anything in small or large volumes, ask THRIFT-E. Chirp and Chip are the two red and blue (or is it blue and red?) pranksters of the group. They play games on THRIFT-E and NIFT-E, like asking one for the amount of angels that can dance on the head of a pin, or what number 1- infinity would be if numbered in alphabetical order. (See, just reading that, you probably are getting a migraine just wondering how they can come up with those insane questions. I know i am just typing it!)
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Yes, but it's actually a multiple parts story, and it all hasn't been released yet.
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You mean this figure? My original LU pioneer astronaut figure. One of only two in-game models sold / given to the first game players in October 2010, with the other being the modular rocket-ship given out at a Lego store build session around the same time in 2010. Their was another mini-figure, this time of ever-friendly Bob, given to attendees at a games conference in 2008. (But he could be made from any multitude of 1980's sets' mini-figures so he's not technically unique.) The only other LU figures were given to the 9 pod finders in 2009 / 2010, of which of all were unique to each other and only one of each was ever made.
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Just a picture of my Neo Nexus Force space base as it sits now. Soon I will have two more space ships and a new car for Bob, plus some odds and ends to finish my soldiers and add some light poles onto the landing pads. The parts were ordered on Wendsday the 21st of September, and all six packages should be here by Monday the 26th, with pictures being here at the latest by Saturday October 1st... but hopefully way sooner than that! Any thoughts?
