Raymdbrown
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Hi all This is my first post in this part of the forum my main interest is transport related this is a model that I created for the NSC brickish weekend Enjoy
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Philae Lander at National Space centre
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Hi all This is my first post in the section my main interest is transport, this is my technic philae lander at the National Space Centre hope you enjoy Thanks ray
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No it's a photo in the National Space Centre
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Hi all Just thought I would share my latest creation with you all the Philae lander don't normally post in space as I'm a transport kind of guy lol but this is space transport Lego Philae Lander I displayed at the National Space Centre UK with Brickish by creative bricks, on Flickr
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Its on flickr thanks ray
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Hi all This I my first post in the town forum I normally stick to trains lol but was asked to post it here, its a Victorian engine shed built mainly with 2x1 plates with some unique features thanks ray
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Thanks for you great comments it's loosely based on a uk engine shed with memories of the hornby train shed that could be used with plastic platforms
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Hi all i have not posted for a while been busy with work just thought i would share my latest creation with you the victorian engine shed, i used around 6000 bricks and most of christmas doing it it took a while to get the look i wanted but i finally got there had a good response when it was on show at alexandra palace LME 2015 with Brickish Association thanks Ray Lego Victorian Train Shed by creative bricks, on Flickr
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They were printed on vinyl and cut by hand with a scalpel I am planning to put some popular printable stickers on my website when it goes live at the end of the month.
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please when are lego going to release an update with a train battery box instead of the technics battery box its got to be an easy job
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Hi all First question the holes are 4.8mm diameter drilled perpendicular to the cross stud then a stud is bonded in the wheel I will be doing a full tutorial on my website soon, I build lots of things mainly trains or Steam related/engineering thanks for your great comments here's a video of it running it's not a great video but gives you an idea
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Going to do a how to section on my web site on doing the wheel mod it's easy
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Hi guys Just thought I'd share some pics of my br 08 Piccadilly livery with power functions with lights crammed in as well
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Hi all This is my latest design to include in my layout as soon as I get that dammed loft conversion done lol enjoy https://www.flickr.c...03/13355006923/