VFracingteam MOC's

[Edwin Korstanje]

Best EB Members.

This week i got the Tugboat all together and he is ready.

I made some better foto's from it.

For more picture's go too my: http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=502804

I starded already whit a new MOC and it's a ferryboat the Staeldiep and it''s 1.12 meter long and 32 centimeter weight. Mine doghter will make all the cars and trucks inn minifig scale for it.

Greets Edwin

Edited May 14, 2012 by VFracingteam

[DLuders]

What a nice, colorful Lego Technic vessel! The photos are also well done -- thanks for sharing them!

[Sariel]

Actually, photos are heavily compressed and their quality suffers from it. I don't know what software you've used for editing, but you should try changing settings for higher JPG quality.

[Edwin Korstanje]

Actually, photos are heavily compressed and their quality suffers from it. I don't know what software you've used for editing, but you should try changing settings for higher JPG quality.

Sariel you have right. I don't no what gets wrong but i think i get set it at 16 bits off collors and it's must be 32 bits and he gives no good result. Sorry i will try it's makes it wright.

[Edwin Korstanje]

Sariel it's right now.

[Sariel]

It's much better now. It's a great MOC and it deserves good quality photos.

[Paul Boratko]

As I said before, this is a fantastic creation!

[Edwin Korstanje]

What a nice, colorful Lego Technic vessel! The photos are also well done -- thanks for sharing them!

Thanks DLuders,

The foto's are now better and you ask me before too not take it apart, i wll be thinking he stays for 1 year togehter.

Greats Edwin

[Edwin Korstanje]

I want thanks Sinner to put it on the front pagde of EB, i get a lot off great reactions on it.

Greets Edwin

Edited May 24, 2012 by VFracingteam

[jacobkristensen]

Whoa what a cool boat, how is its fluidity when sailing in the water. Or have not you dare try it? And the yours brickshelf folder ain't open right now.

[DLuders]

@ jakobkristensen: On this Eurobricks post, VFracingteam already said that "With a weight of 10+ kilo's and beams....it can't float."

[Edwin Korstanje]

Whoa what a cool boat, how is its fluidity when sailing in the water. Or have not you dare try it? And the yours brickshelf folder ain't open right now.

Just Dluder's already saight. It isn't waterteight because the hull is build with technic beams and the PF motors and battery pack is below the waterline en the weight off the tugboat is more than 10KG. Greets Edwin

[Edwin Korstanje]

Whoa what a cool boat, how is its fluidity when sailing in the water. Or have not you dare try it? And the yours brickshelf folder ain't open right now.

Just Dluder's already saight. It isn't waterteight because the hull is build with technic beams and the PF motors and battery pack is below the waterline en the weight off the tugboat is more than 10KG. Greets Edwin

[jacobkristensen]

Damn - that post DLuders linked to explains quit a deal. But I hadn't seen it, so I was just hoping maybe just a little bit to naive:blush: But it was late, and I was coding C# for and exam assignment while reading this board.

Edited May 27, 2012 by jacobkristensen

[Edwin Korstanje]

Damn - that post DLuders linked to explains quit a deal. But I hadn't seen it, so I was just hoping maybe just a little bit to naive:blush: But it was late, and I was coding C# for and exam assignment while reading this board.

It's no problem jacobkristensen, you whas not the first one who thinks it floats