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Lira_Bricks replied to Thomas Waagenaar's topic in Forum Information and Help
I have the same problem since they fixed the Technic forums by changing the theme to the one from StarWars -
That was my plan haha :P Waiting until someone orders it and can let me know for sure ^^
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I didn't know they had huskies in the medieval times. Why not a goat? That would make this set really interesting for people who do not want to pay 50 euro for one on Bricklink...
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Soltown 2.0, more tables and new roads video tours
Lira_Bricks replied to mikaelsol's topic in LEGO Town
It looks really colourful :) I also like it being in multiple levels! The bottom of the pedestrian bridge seems to be made from colourful 2x4 bricks. While that looks nice, it seems the weight is weighing it down a bit. Maybe you could use some lift-arms. Side-note: your video starts in the middle -
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Hello, Lego has added coins to their VIP rewards: Does someone know which material is used for these coins? Is it some kind of metal or just plastic?
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Very old train wheels had rubber traction tires that utilized the grooves on the train track. The tires were phased out on the wheels but the grooves were not on the track. When the first train tracks came out, there were also two types of train curve: one for the inner curve, and one for the outer curve. The inner one did not have any grooves. I think that is because the wheels drive in a different speed when going in a curve. Inside curve train track and outside curve train track. Some train wheels had rubber, as TechnicRCRacer said, but some also had grooves that matches those on the track: https://www.bricklink.com/v2/catalog/catalogitem.page?P=wheel1a&name=Train Wheel with 2 x 2 Stud Center, Traction Teeth&category=[Wheel]#T=C&C=5
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Do you mean I missed out story-wise, part-wise or set-wise?
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Lira_Bricks replied to Calanon's topic in General LEGO Discussion
Maybe some employees of Lego don't want a castle theme and they did it that way on purpose ;p -
Nice build! :) Is it a gray slime in grass, or is it one big green organism with gray spots? x)
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Contrary to what a lot of others are saying here, I didn't like the lack of technic elements in later bionicle themes, and never had any interest in Hero Factory. Something between "7116 Tahu" and "8621 Turaga Dume & Nivawk" or "8557 Exo Toa". All the later CCBS-themes feel like those Ben 10 Lego figures.
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Lira_Bricks replied to Calanon's topic in General LEGO Discussion
I think it is a shame there are so many castle themes... The people that like those themes might say that the differences are enormous, but for someone not into castles all castle themes look the same. Aside from the bright yellow one of course. -
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Lira_Bricks replied to Calanon's topic in General LEGO Discussion
Bionicle, Paradisa and rock raiders A real shame Galidor was not included, I am sure that theme would have won :( -
That only works if you want a city that fits in a grid. Does the city fit in a grid? Because if so Legodt already gave a solution :) If not, something like GIMP with every building having its own layer might work.
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Lira_Bricks replied to vaxlt's topic in LEGO Technic and Model Team
I was more thinking about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bowden_cable I realised that bicycles have what I was thinking about in their braking-system, and found the name of the cable that way :) -
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Lira_Bricks replied to vaxlt's topic in LEGO Technic and Model Team
Seems like my question was indeed already answered: So the answer is: fishing wire with a small straw around it as to not damage the plastic lego tubes