Rotundus
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From an operational view a self centering device would be better, but I build only for display and these look better than anything I've seen so far. I can see myself using these on my projects.
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The future's so bright, I gotta wear shades... Nicely done!
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Ok... I'm suitably impressed. There is a lot to look at in there.
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I like what you have done here... But does he ever catch the fish, or is a nibbled line all he gets?
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Thank you sir. Truly nice work.
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Cool concept and good execution! I think my Cooper needs a companion. A question, please... Was the piece count exact, or did you have any left over parts? Thanks.
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Hey... I think I can see my house! Very nice work.
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If you don't mind, I think I'll come in and sit down for a while. The use of perspective to create a sense of scale is excellent, and the lighting is, well, WOW! Very good work.
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Tasty indeed. Thanks for the snack!
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Showing a PCC Pacific Electric - Who Framed Roger Rabbit version
Rotundus replied to garethjellis's topic in LEGO Train Tech
Good looking model... It brings back a lot of memories. Nice work! -
Where should the next People at the ____ take place?
Rotundus replied to legoman19892's topic in LEGO Town
Just remembering my youth... -
I nominate this for "The best use of the name George Clooney in an invective" award!
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[MOC] Mack CL
Rotundus replied to Legorigs's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Yup! That's pretty much I see. The operators of these rigs drive fast when empty and even faster when loaded. -
[MOC] Mack CL
Rotundus replied to Legorigs's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
A simple working truck... hauling a logging trailer, is something I see nearly every day. I live in the Pacific Northwest of the US, This type of truck is an unsung hero of the logging industry here. The only thing I can say is if you intend on making it a "logging industry" specific vehicle, would be to add some method of keeping the logs from accidentally entering the cab of the truck. I'm sure the drivers would be quite grateful of the gesture. But otherwise... Well done! -
Nice use of forced perspective... Well done!