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Technic 2017 Set Discussion
Sir Nigel Gresley replied to CM4Sci's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
I am definitely going to get 42069 which seems like a reverse of 42038s a and b models and will get the other two based on their b models. I reckon the other two will be a standard fire truck like 8289 ( even though the wheels are wrong) for 42068 and 4x4 rock crawler with a spare wheel for 42070 -
Hi Guys. After doing my Pannier tank engine in 4 stud scale I decided to put it in some context with an Auto coach and 2 GWR carriages at a typical Branchline station. The layout is 12x4 large (16*16) plates in size (or 184*64 studs if you cant be bothered to do some maths). The hardest part was trying to get the windows on the Autocoach but I think I have done the best I could do at this scale. Flikr Album
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[MOC] 4-Stud Wide G.W.R. 47xx
Sir Nigel Gresley replied to Sir Nigel Gresley's topic in LEGO Train Tech
I'm working on a layout (well just a station really) with this and an autocoach. Thanks for all the positive comments- 11 replies
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[MOC] 4-Stud Wide G.W.R. 47xx
Sir Nigel Gresley replied to Sir Nigel Gresley's topic in LEGO Train Tech
Thanks might try to do an autocoach- 11 replies
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[MOC] 4-Stud Wide G.W.R. 47xx
Sir Nigel Gresley replied to Sir Nigel Gresley's topic in LEGO Train Tech
Thanks didn't think about using technic holes and will try and sort out that link Flickr account- 11 replies
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I think those pistons and connecting rods might be hypnotising me. There really smooth and the model is so big great MOC
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Hi guys. I'm quite new to Eurobricks and this is my first MOC. I'm from Britain so have done a quite recognisable Great Western Railway pannier tank. I've experimented with 2 liveries a British Rail black (post 1948) and GWR green (pre 1948) I have never used LDD that much so any hints are tips will be appreciated. Thanks
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