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paul_delahaye

MOC: Lawn Care and Farm Machinery

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As we are well and truly snowed in today, a good excuse to post a couple of MOC's I made a while ago. Aplogies for the images sizes, maybe one of the admins can resize for me, i can only locate tutorials for resizing on a PC using MS Paint and I'm using a mac, ahhh

First up a little lawn mower

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I decided the grass was getting too much and he needed a more advanced ride on mower.

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All mowers together

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Finally a couple of farm tractors and trailers, although I am not as happy with the results of these, lets call them version 1. I think they could be better.

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Open to comments :-)

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I think they are gread, especially the riding mower with the fold down blades. They all look pretty good and right to scale.

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Hello!

Using the old styled 1x4 car roof hinge pieces for a mower is an excellent idea! :classic:

You could, however, resize those huge images which take ages to load. :wink: Then you also could post the images or their thumbnails directly in this thread which makes it more attractive. :classic:

Cheers,

~ Christopher

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You could, however, resize those huge images which take ages to load. :wink: Then you also could post the images or their thumbnails directly in this thread which makes it more attractive. :classic:

I'm open to offers of help! Can only locate instructions on resizing images for PC users and I'm running a mac!

Managed to fix the images, just they are a little large now.

Paul

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Great lawnmowers, :thumbup:

If you have an account for flickr, you can chose the resolution you want to post.

the Inventor

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Nice machines, I like their color!

First one is the best, imo!

You can turn the baseplate upside down to imitate flat surface (mowed grass).

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Fantastic job on all these lawn mowers :sweet::grin::laugh: , especially the large green one with the very clever roof hinge pieces for the cutters/blades :thumbup: - OMG why didn't I think of that ! :wacko:

Even the simple push powered mower is a different take on my design which is based on the one out of a creator set - Excellent job !!! :grin:

The final photo looks very interesting - more photos of those items please - they look even more interesting than the mowers (those MOCed cows ?).

Keep up the cool work 'Paul_Delahaye' ! :sweet::grin::laugh:

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Great job on the mowers! I like how you made the cutting blades out of the hinges. I also like your cows :thumbup:

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Good work on the mowers. I like your John Deere green and yellow colour scheme. With the snow storm in the UK, I would be tempted to replace the lawn cutting attachments with a snow blower or snow plow blade. :classic:

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I'm open to offers of help! Can only locate instructions on resizing images for PC users and I'm running a mac!

Managed to fix the images, just they are a little large now.

Paul

Hello, fellow Mac user!! You can easily resize the pictures from within iPhoto. Select the pictures you want, then select Export. You'll get a dialog box, and you can choose the size of the exported file. "Medium" would probably be a good choice. Hope that helps!

Also, I like your mowers a lot. I live in Chicago, and we're currently getting hammered with snow, so the sight of these mowers was a pleasant little taste of summer!

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I like the mowers, and I think the cows are great. Maybe if all the mowers fail, you can release the herd onto the lawn to keep it trimmed? :wink:

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