alois
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This is how are tracks were ballasted in our diorama for Legoworld 2018 in Utrecht. It's the same principle as Aaron uses but different colours. Prepare to empty your wallet on Bricklink, because this is very, very parts intensive.
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Nice to see that you've finished another nice little building! I was afraid you weren't expanding your town any more.
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There is Legoworld in Utrecht from october 17 - october 23. Utrecht is 40 km from Amsterdam. It is not really a meeting with 100.000 visitors.
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The cathedral won't be able to fit in his attic anymore when he has finished the north tower. The tower of Antwerp cathedral is 123 m high, which means 240 cm at this scale.
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A couple of weeks ago I cycled by this house in Heiloo, Holland and immediately thought it resembled the formementioned house. Funny how reality imitates fantasy
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Not all trains in the background are our mocs (oocs ), by the way. Some are mocs that you can buy as a set in the Netherlands, and some are sets like the 4511 visible.
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I also have a few photogrtaphs of our layout on my Flickr page, including a short film of the complete layout: Lowlug train club layout at Legoworld Utrecht by ¢НЯ15Т1ΑАИ Ð€ ЯОΟ, on Flickr The town part was made by me, as was the church; the curve by Erwin; the camping ground, factory amd mountain by Moos and the shunting yard by Aawsum.
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I updated the spire of the church, not so much because I was dissatisfied with the old one, but because I wanted to give the church a new look voor Legoworld 2017 in Utrecht: My city / train layout as part of the Lowlug Train Club layout at Legoworld Utrecht by ¢НЯ15Т1ΑАИ Ð€ ЯОΟ, on Flickr
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Announcing OcTRAINber, the first contest by Brick Model Railroader!
alois replied to raised's topic in LEGO Train Tech
My car is 59,5 studs long over the buffers. Can I round it up to 60 or am I not allowed to enter it? -
I really like this tram. I live in Arnhem, so I see this model tram once in a while while visiting the Openluchtmuseum (although the 274 Arnhem is a little bit blander in colour than the 265 you made in Lego). I don't think it is motorised, is it?
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Lego World 2017 @ Jaarbeurs Utrecht, The Netherlands.
alois replied to -zenn's topic in LEGO Events and User Groups
I will also be there, bringing with me a part of the LOWLUG Train Club Layout that will connect to UrbanErwin's part. For an Afol there is enough to see in the fanzone, I think, and for the afols themselves is is still very much ab afol event, with an afol evening on saturday and dinners together in the evening. But it is so large (almost 100.000 visitors) that the afol part is obscured by all the playground/fairground activities for children. -
Is this what you mean? This with the existing track pieces and a lot of snotted slopes.
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I'm afraid all I've left of this MOC are the pictures...
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The years 1977-1986 were of course the best years. The introduction of Technic and the minifigure and new themes like space and castle opened so many new possibilities for playing that is is hard to see which other era could be better. Only the years from 1955 on, when the System of play was introduced, can be compared.
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My three most recent buildings next to each other at the Lowlug meeting last week: The one on the left is modular standard but completely made up. The one one the right side is modular standard and modeled after this building in Dordrecht, Holland. The middle one is not completely modular standard, although with a width of 48 studs it would fit in. But it's also much deeper than a modular, and doesn't come with a sidewalk. It is modeled after this building in Vianen, Holland.