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-DoNe-

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  • Birthday 02/11/1997

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    Rock Raiders
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    "Crocodile Locomotive" 10277

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    Gothenburg
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    Rock Raiders, Pirates and Lord of the Rings

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  1. Haha oh I misunderstood! I'm clearly lacking in dragon-emoji knowledge.
  2. Ohh not a fan I see!
  3. Thank you! It's definitely a defining feature!
  4. Many thanks! I'm considering making instructions for it. However I must solve the attachment of the gears for the mouth. I initially used part #1745 but later realized that its not produced in dark tan. So for the time being the gears are floating in there, unless I use said part in LBG. A bit of a dilemma.
  5. I feel confident building almost anything, except for creatures/animals. Thus trying my hands on a fell beast was uncharted territory for me. First of it has the wrong wings. My intentions are to use the wings lego used in their version of the fellbeast as soon as the new Balrog set releases as it uses the same wings so they will be become widely available. Other than the wings I feel the overall shaping is fairly decent. Further changes will be made once it's built in real bricks and it's easier to see the proportions. Tell me what you think.
  6. Many thanks for the kind words! Thanks! I always loved the set but it looked a bit lost just standing on its own. Thank you!
  7. Many thanks! As of right now its more additions to the original set than all-out modifications. In a few weeks the mods will become more apparent.
  8. Let me present my Isengard MOC! After finishing the design in studio.io last year I’ve finally got to the point where I could build it in real bricks. It’s been quite the project coming in at 5 333 pieces. It features the Tower of Orthanc with surrounding gardens of Isengard. For the tower I have used Legos set from 2014, with an added level. Due to the size of the trees I knew I had to add to the height of the Tower. This resulted in a library being added in the middle section above the original throne room. This addition have given the tower better overall proportions. I’ve already started working on another level which will be added near the top. The base is constructed from wedge plates to achieve a nice round shape finished of with a black border around it as a nod to the ring of Isengard. As for the trees I opted for dark brown and dark green as this best represents old growth. They also vary in size and coverage in the canopy. For the gardens one detail remain to be added; a chain-link fence. Hopefully I will be able to order the parts I need in the coming days. Together it all makes for a highly detailed and massive display standing at a respectable 84cm tall.
  9. Thanks! It's so it comes to together to form a narrow alley. When I take some interior photos I'll make sure to get one of those shots as well!
  10. For the past months I've spent quite some time working on my Diagon Alley "MOC". It's been a labour of love thats for sure and its finalyl come to a point where I can share the progress. It's definitely not done yet. I have a "Quality Quidditch Supply" MOC built digitally waiting for funds. This is a different form of MOC as you've probably spotted both Flourish & Blotts and Weaslys Wizard Weezers sets as well as some models from the original Diagon Alley set released in 2011. The idea for this amalgamation started when in december of 2024 I managed to snag both weasleys and F&B for €85. As soon as that happened I knew I had to combine them with my original set, which have been sitting in a drawer since it was new in 2011. The plan was to reconfigure the original sets to work with the style introduced with set 75978. The main aspects was to transfer them to 16x32 stud baseplates and great the same styled "sidewalk" as per the newer set. The old ones was also rather skinny so Olivanders and Borgin & Burks have both been extended to feature more expansive interiors. After these to were finished I turned my attention to Gringotts. I knew I wanted to keep the design from the original set but it had to be significantly modified as it's way to small to work in this scale. So I set out to fully rebuild it. I'm most pleased with the result as the beautiful original design remains yet the much larger size gives it a commanding role, something it lacked before. Unfortunately I forgot to take pictures of the interior so that I'll have to share those at later time.
  11. Thanks! Oh thank you very much! Many thanks Thomas. It does, doesn't it?
  12. Thank you Phil! Many thanks!
  13. So it shall be done. Now the entire locomotive + tender is done in 8-wide .
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