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Impressive! :) Could please write how this wiring was done? What did you use and how the upper floor is linked? I couldn't understand that from the video :( Also, good to know that we should not exceed those 3 bars, or the pumps won't be happy ;) Mine were never even capable of creating more pressure than that (but I only have the LEGO's own manometer to check).

Not only the MOC is beautiful, but the way it was captured on the camera - perfect! Hats off!

Thank you!

They did abandon it, but it still works on iPhones and iPads. I am yet to try it out on a Windows machine. But that will eventually stop working too. I heard this is not such a big problem because we have Scratch. So I downloaded that and Scratch Link doesn't even run (apparently the problem with seemingly used port is not uncommon) and the Scratch directly from MIT doesn't have necessary add-ons for SPIKE and Inventor. Does anyone know what else is there to program those hubs?

Thank you :)

Thank you all for comments :) Johnny is still alive but the MOC is in the hands of my children, so it will get ripped to shreds (and pieces :) ) One of the trees has had a misfortune already...

I would like to present to you Johnny Thunder's escape from Dino Island - a MOC that I have build for a bigger display that commemorated this LEGO theme. This build was done on a 2x2,5 baseplates and depicts part of an island with a jungle that is infested with dinosaurs. Our Johnny made an unfortunate decision to steal one of raptor's egg. The odds are not looking good for him ;) I hope you'll enjoy this revisiting of old theme. I usually build modulars, so building this greenery was a nice change. More pictures are available on my Bricksafe page.

I always wander how smart you have to be to be able to build such masterpieces. Hats off!

Thank you!

No, no - those are in the city - you get to the moon by boarding the train from that station ;) Btw, I was once able to kill a cactus, I forgot to water it...

Thank you all for comments, I'm glad you liked it :) Also thank you for front-paging! I think this build would go unnoticed if it wasn't for that.

This one was built almost two years ago (I lag behind a bit with publishing...) for a small exhibition held in Warsaw. We have built a city that had two areas - one a regular city and the other a Classic Space Moon base. There was a "monorail" train (actually using standard rollercoaster track) running through the town and connecting it via portals located in the mountain range with a Moon base. This is the station to go to if you wanted to get to the Moon, hence the name. I have also spent considerable amount of time to design and created some stickers, the most important of those being the following advert for the train (It reads "we connect tomorrow with today" in Polish): The station was 3 baseplates long, had the platform quite high with outside stairs leading to it, a lift at the back operated with a crank as well as stairs in the building for those wet days: Here you can have a look at the back of the building with the lift located at the far end: The idea for this station started with angled glass (inspired by some Warsaw buildings from the Soviet occupation era). This angled glass is best viewed when both the track and a platform is removed: BTW, the Wawlugowo name seen here is the name of the city, after WAWLUG - the name of our local LUG :) There are some more pictures on my Bricksafe page. I hope you enjoy it :)

I have just unlocked it in Grid 2! ;) For an old man like me that was quite an achievement... This one looks remarkably similar, so quite a feat in that scale :)

Hello, I would like to present to you my MOC of Santa's Sleigh. Initially it was supposed to by more typical endeavor but my local LUG (WAWLUG) held a small contest to build whatever using Stuntz motors. It only had to go half a meter, which gave birth to idea of a Diesel Sleigh :) The sleigh is pulled by three Stuntz motors and one regular and on very even surface can go up to about 1,5 meters. The biggest problem is the fact the sleigh have only one wheel that is used to "ring" two bells it has. Those will swing back and forth as the sleigh go. I hope you'll enjoy this little piece of X-mas, even though it is a bit late :)

Thank you! I like to build in such way that I would later like to live in the place I built as a minifig ;)