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On 4/06/2017 at 2:02 AM, carebear said:

Martial Arts is my great Love...

Same here. Karate since 1998, though I now train jiu jitsu as well.

Other than that I read a lot and have been known to dabble in Lego building from time to time.

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3 hours ago, BrickMonkeyMOCs said:

Same here. Karate since 1998, though I now train jiu jitsu as well.

Other than that I read a lot and have been known to dabble in Lego building from time to time.

these are great fighting sports!

I started with wing chun/hapkido and later I went for the freefight, but I don't do any contests anymore

I also like to read and as meditation I build with Lego

Greetings

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Also railway modelling, but in 'OO' as I am in the UK. 
(I have used many times a OO gauge model to work out proportions or shapes for a LEGO model, because I can turn it over and look at it from whatever angle I want, in hand.)

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For me it's either...

Drawing... Mostly with fineliners or alcohol markers. I'm no Picasso but I can make what I draw usually look at least vaguely 'real'
Cleaning my car... I don't do shows or anything like that and it's just for me as a I love the process behind it. It works as a form of meditation for me as I can just turn my brain off and go through the steps.

I can happily spend quite a bit of money on both of these things so adding Lego into the mix is probably not a smart plan! I'll just decide now that I won't get too into Lego, that should be fine right? :innocent:

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Apart from MOCing with building bricks like those from LEGO, Cobi or GoBricks, I have a lot of other creative, non consumerist hobbies.

For example, I paint wargaming miniatures to competion levels and have won a few prizes with them:

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I also print, convert, scratch-build and paint terrain to use in thematig games with those minis:

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What's more, I scratch-build and paint replicas of filming models, many with lights and/or moving parts. The Imperial II-class SD is based on a kit, heavily modified (re-built plus adding hundreds of scratch-built details to make it accurate to the filming model):

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My first larger completely scratch-built replica, a Lambda-class Imperial Shuttle:

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My largest scratch-build replica so far - an AT-AT with poseable legs, each of which has 4 poseable joints:

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