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Hi there, I just wanted to share my collection of monochrome minifigures with you. I finally got the possibility to make some photos Chrome and Greys Colors Noncomplete Colors "Cheated Colors" - Sand Green, Dark Bluish Gray and Bright Green are missing a complete plain torso - Chrome Gold is a cut keychain Colorwheel Hope you like it! - Sebastian

Hi, a few months ago, I fulfilled a childhood's dream and bought the awesome set 5571 - Black Cat! I built it, looked at it and was happy. But then I got the Volvo L350F and was fascinated by the RC possibilities. I wondered if this would be possible with the Black Cat as well. I did a quick research but did not found someone who built it yet. So I definately HAD to do it The truck itself is very big, so there would be enough space for all components. A big hood, large free spaces in the chassis, ... But I wanted to integrate all Power Functions WITHOUT notice from outside. So there should be no modifications to the driver cabin or the Lego-built motor. The PF-Reciever needs visual contact. I don't like that and I couldn't find a suitable space where the reciever could fit as well. Therefore I switched to SBrick, which also workes burried deep inside the truck. All PF: 1 Servo 1 XL-Motor 1 battery box 1 SBrick 1 PF extension cable After a lot of trial and error I finally fit all PF inside the chasis! The servo sits directly on the steering. The full lock is a bit higher than on the original, so I had to remove the blue tiles. The XL-motor is located vertically beneath the bed. So between servo and XL there is a gap of less than 9 bricks which just enough for battery box and all cables. The SBrick sits on the battery box's top (1 plate beneath the truck's seats). It's ultra tight but works! I also added twin wheels on both rear axles. Have a look at the video here: A look inside: And the complete set on Flickr - Sebastian

Hi I'm new in this forum and to introduce myself I wanted to show you a MOC I made in january. There are already versions of the Rubic's Cube, e.g. from Maarten Steurbaut, but the have difficulties with the size and the gaps that appears from the weight. So I tried to build it my own way, with a scale that is nearer to the original cube. The result has a thickness of 17 plates and looks like this: (sorry for the bad pictures. While I built it my mother went to holiday with the digicam...) The Cube in its parts: The Cube consist of: - 8 corners - 12 edges - and the central link Maarten Steurbaut used this link: I did it another way, by using this two pieces: + = So, how to build the cube? First you have to place the four edges below, ... ... then the 4 below corners ... ... and after that you have to place the midlle edges. At the end the other 4 corners and edges + the blue 2x2 tile. Done Result: The cube works, but there are some problems when you try to contort the cube. The black and brown slopes will contact and cut out each other Sebastian

I think you shouldn't remove the inverted black bracket, it adds a lot of strength to the suit. Without it, the complete top area only sits on the two headlight-bricks

Hi, this looks great Did you use my City Standard btw?

Thank you so much for this fantastic review ! I like the welder the most I see some new colored pieces there as well: - dark pink hands (female robot) - bright light blue hands (yeti and scientist) - light aqua legs (grandma)

Thank you for this review! Looks like an awesome set. If I only had enough money and space to show it... no love for the clip in tan?

Hi, 398 - U.S.S. Constellation Download Missing: - strings - sticker 7635 - 4WD with Horse Trailer Download Missing: - minifigures (the figures in the picture are not in the model) - sticker 10030 - UCS Imperial Star Destroyer Download Missing: - sticker 10143 - Death Star II Download Missing: - sticker - dish 10x10 (part 50990, it's in the picture but not in the modell since it's not an official part) 10174 - AT-ST Download Missing: - Engine, Large, Center, 10 Blades (x577) - Turntable 4 x 4 Locking Grooved Base (30516) - rubber band - sticker 10181 - Eiffel Tower Download Missing: - nothing 10186 - General Grievous Download Missing: - sticker - hoses 10214 - Tower Bridge Download Missing: - nothing 10230 - Mini Modulars Download Missing: - string - "HOTEL"-tile

Hi, unfortunately I have not enough time to finish/look through them all. Therefore here is my updated list 398 MSS Constellation 7635 4WD with Horse Trailer 10143 Death Star II 10174 AT-ST 10181 Eiffel Tower 10186 General Grievous 10198 Tantive VI 10030 UCS Imperial Star Destroyer 10214 Tower Bridge

sounds like I have to finish all my started works... Ok, so I book: 398 MSS Constellation 7635 4WD with Horse Trailer 10143 Death Star II 10174 AT-ST 10181 Eiffel Tower 10182 Cafe Corner 10184 Town Plan 10185 Green Groccer 10186 General Grievous 10190 Market Street 10194 Emerald Night 10196 Grand Carousel 10197 Fire Brigade 10198 Tantive VI 10211 Grand Emporium 10030 UCS Imperial Star Destroyer 10213 Space Shuttle 10214 Tower Bridge 10224 Town Hall Are they supposed to be 100% correct? Some of them I started a long time ago, so special parts were not available back then. I wil have a look over the modells if I can replace my custom compensatory-parts with the now available official parts. What about colors? Is there a color guide which color to use for e.g. light bluish gray, dark blue, dark red, ...?

INDEXED 300th Town Forum Review! REVIEW 3221 City Truck Set Number: 3221 Name: City Truck Theme: City Year of Release: 2010 Pieces: 278 Minifigs: 2 Price: 29.99 Euro S@H description: Load the LEGO® City Truck and make a delivery to the airport! An urgent delivery needs to be made to the LEGO® City airport. Use the trolley to help load the LEGO boxes into the back of the truck and hop into tAn urgent delivery needs to be made to the LEGO City airport. Use the trolley to help load the LEGO boxes into the back of the truck and hop into the driver’s seat to transport them to the airport. * Includes driver and worker minifigures * Features 9 boxes and 1 trolley * Remove the truck top to see the bed and flat screen TV * Open the trailer doors to load up! * Truck measures almost 15" (39cm ) long BrickLink BrickSet --------------------------------- Hi there this ist he review of the new set 3221. I hope you like it, since it is my first review. I apologize for the partly grainy pics, but unfortunately there’s no sun outside :-( Part 1: The Box The box features the well known blue city-frame On the back you can see the minifigures (un-)loading the truck On the box's top, the minifigs appear again Part 2: The Contents There are 3 numbered bags, one sticker sheet, 2 bigger plates for the trailer and one instruction book Random instruction shot. All colors are easy to seperate, also dark and light bley. the sticker sheet was bent, but luckily not broken. It features lego logos for the truck, 3 car signs and the stickers for the lego sets Part 3: The Build Bag 1: The lower truck part and lego sets mostly basic parts, so nothing new here Minifigures: I like the new overall There is also the new cap. You can hardly see that the right figure actually wears sunglasses The build itself isn't very complex, it uses mostly plates and basic parts. Every step contains 2-5 parts The lego sets included Those are so cool There are the truck itself, Police car 7236 and Fire Rescue Car 7942 9 "sets" is ok for this set. I calculated a bit and you could fit 78 small together with 90 big sets into the trailer What I don't understand are the box's sizes. Compared to the truck set (2x2 Tile), the other sets would had to be 1x1 tiles. Now imagine the size for 10179 Millenium Falcon or 10188 Death Star Bag 2: The upper truck part Yellow plane windows and the only printed part. It's the flatscreen for the driver's cabin (see instruction pic above) Yes, the 1x2x2 panel is the new one with bridges Complete (without stickers) What I really don't like are those elephant ears side mirrors Bag 3 The trailer Now look at these doors! The last time they appeared in yellow was 1971 ! The build is very easy. It's just the lage panels, doors and the big plates More interesting is the underside. Clever use of the telescopes. To attach the trailer to the truck lego uses this part DONE Spare parts: Part 4: bigger pics Click here Hope you liked it kind regards Sebastian

Thank You for the review! Seems like a nice set. I tried to build it with MLCad and got over two problems I couldn't make out from your pictures: 1) Is the arrangement of the (darker) bricks in the second floor correct? 2) Is there any plate inside the eight round tan plates? (same situation below the clocks, too) This was the only way I found to get the 57th round brick inside the model. - Sebastian

Hi, thanks for all your comments Thanks for that! I haven't looked through these year's new minifigures yet. I knew about the dark green head (there is also one in the summer ninjago-sets), but not about the Lime and Olive Green figure parts. I own a plain lime head, so there would only missing a plain torso and hips. Olive Green would miss plain head, plain torso, hands, hips and headgear. I also noticed that chrome black is only missing head and plain torso (which will probably never be made, but who cares...). Chrome Silver is missing head, hands and unprinted torso. For me, Brasso is like cheating. All parts I own are regular or non-production parts, so none had printings (exept those you see on the picture + the unfinished colors where I mentioned the missing plain torso) From these sets Thanks! I remember your postings (#1 & #2) at 1000steine.de. It was the beginning of my collection. Most of the time I ordered some parts or minifigures on BrickLink when I had to reach the minimum buy.

Hi there, I got this set in Germany and it's also in English. As Lego is from Denmark, maybe they translated it from Danish to English? I scanned it as good as I could and uploaded it here: I also began to decrypt what is written there untill user "HOTH BRICKS" got me the link to this topic. My text begins with "The LEGO news interviewed the hero after..." I also see a comma after the word "shouting", which gives the sentence more sense.

Hi I just found this picture on BrickShelf from barman's gallery from Lego-Inside-Tour What do you think? The next landmark set? greetz Sebastian

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thanks to all of you And a huge thanks to all reviewer that did the other 299 reviews, I enjoyed reading each of which

Hi I need someone who could help me with some easy LSynth work: What I need is a quarter circle flex tube between the blue technic bricks. I have problems to run LSynth on my new PC, so I cannot do it myself at the moment. Who can help me? I can send the ldr-file if that helps. kind regards Sebastian

Hi I haven't tried it on Win 7. I use XP, but I had to reset my computer, so all settings are gone... Now I tried to install it again, but something went wrong or I forgot to set a path or, or, ... No matter what went wrong, it does not work at the moment. I also do not see any flex tube on your file, just the 3 markers. Nevertheless thank you very much. I will use some primitives this time and remove LSynth completely. Maybe a new installation will work.

Hi Today I want to show you one of my WIPs: The Mini London Eye It's in scale with my Burj Chalifa Project (1 Stud = 3,5 meters) and is 33 Bricks high. Here's the complete set on Flickr, which will be updated with new pics during the building process. Hope you like it kind regards Sebastian

Hi so here is update #1 I added details like the ships, but I spent more attention to the wheel's basement to make it sturdy I also rendered it in POV-Ray Complete Set on Flickr

Thanks. Yes they are Strings with End Studs. They exist in 31 and even in 41 studs long, this will be long enough Thanks, but both the Sears and Petronas Towers are not from me, but from Srezkall and Torgugick. My MOCs are only in the folder "MOCs"

Thanks Yes, I will update this thread, but first I will start a new topic with my Burj Chalifa Project and its process Thanks, I will

10194 Emerald Night All new LEGO classic! With piston-powered wheels, this train is an all-new LEGO® classic! Here comes the Emerald Night! Build this incredible classic-styled train with loads of amazing details, from the steam locomotive with furnace to the opening tender and dining car with removable roof, opening doors and detailed interior. Measures 27.2" (68cm) long! Includes three minifigures, elements in rare colors and all-new large train wheels with piston motion! Add LEGO® Power Functions to motorize. This classically-styled train features a steam locomotive with furnace, opening tender, dining car with removable roof, opening doors and detailed interior! Train measures 27.2" (68cm) long Lots of authentic touches including elements in rare colors and all-new large train wheels with piston motion! Includes 3 minifigures! Motorize your Emerald Night by adding LEGO Power Functions #8882 Power Functions XL Motor, #8867 Flexible Train Track, #8878 Power Functions Rechargeable Battery Box, #8887 Transformer 10v DC adapter, #8884 Power Functions IR Receiver,#8870 Power Functions LED Lights, #8879 Power Functions IR Speed Remote Control! Pictures link to HR version which can be +7000.pxl All pictures ©2009 The LEGO Group and used here with permission.

thanks for the review. I hope this new SNOT piece will not replace the old headlight brick