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Vehicles - Land Industrial (Includes Construction Vehicles, Farm Equipment, Dump Trucks, and Concrete Trucks, V-LI) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. ------------------------------------------------------- 7. 8. 9. 10.

Perfect Mcbbvb. I'm glad you downsized them quickly. A topic typically gets a better response when there a pictures in the post instead of showing links to images. Thank you.

Member guidelines state: Mcbbvb, please feel to downsize your images and re-post them in your first post. If you need assistance to downsize your images I would check out the Index of Tutorials. Thanks.

Great work Z! It has always been a strong desire to create fully functional Trebuchet out of Lego. I had built one in real life that's about 4' tall. They can still be very dangerous at that size. I found q big struggle to be a good sling and its release (in real life and Lego). I couldn't tell what type of ammo you were using from the video, but I would suggest using a train magnet. Hopefully that ammo won't be too large. Also, to Legoize you counter weight, you may want to try Boat Weights. I don't know if they'll be heavier than dimes. They're a 2x6x2 brick filled with metal for the ballast of older floating boat sets (see below).

What a utiful coupé utility vehicle. I think the closest recent vehicle we Americans have to an UTE is the Subaru Baja, which makes sense. I think El Camino is the coolest looking ute ever. Lightningtiger, do you know if Australia had El Caminos?

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I have resized your first pic for the Index of Town Vehicle MOCs and posted the image to your first post. The maximum size of a picture posted on EB is 800x600. I would check out the Tutorials Index if you have any questions for downsizing and posting images. Thanks.

Congrats on your final layout! Do you have any overview pics that show this entire layout? The BS folder isn't public yet for me to check out yet. I hope you have more pics in the BS folder for people to view when it's public. LegoMan, you don't need to have an entire large post quoted for a reply with two lines of text. Delete out the parts of the quote that aren't relevant to your reply, especially images. Thank you.

I also like the lift, and I like the chainsaw. Stihl is a good brand for a chainsaw. Does the lift work?

Excellent work on this Aparatus! In case you don't know, it's kind of a pain, but you could use flickr for the resizing of your pics. Recently, I have been doing this more often to downsize large pics when a photo editor is not available on the computer I am using. Using Mozilla, I go to the Flickr set; click on the photo I want to post, downsize, or whatever; I right-click on the photo and select "Medium 640" or whatever size you want, but 640 is the largest that's 800x600 or less; Right-click on the photo again and select "Copy Image Location" to post the photo down-sized or "Save Image As..." to save the downsized photo. The main thing I find annoying about this is that the name of the photo is lost.

Great work on all of these MOCs! I just had place all of these in the Town Vehicle MOCs Index. I hope you don't mind, I revised the title of this thread from "A handfuld of cars" to "A handfull of cars".

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This is a nice little Segway you've created. Keep up the great work! It was fun deciding where to place this MOC, and I decided to place it in the Index of Town Vehicles, which puts this MOC between a big rig and a double decker bus.

I don't understand this thread? I don't see any issues with some of the user-names. Just keep your browser up to date. I will never bow before the power of Bley. The gray knight always triumphs!

Jameson, You got this completed much faster than I thought you would. I am impressed! Does it have an interior? If not, do you plan on working on that after you're done modularizing it? This MOC would look awesome with interior lighting. I've never seen the Hardy House in person, but I do now want to take a trip to Racine to check it out. This Model is very accurate compared to the actual building. Keep up the good work and I hope to see this MOC in the near future.

These furniture pieces look great! Instead of using technic half pins for this table , You should use skelie arms with with the studs facing apart on your 2 1x2 bricks. The skelie arms fit inside of each of the 1x2 bricks and removes the little gap that you see from the technic pin. SlyOwl gave me this suggestion in USS Constitution Landing Craft topic.

Sharkone, This building looks great! Great job on using studs for stones and echoing what others have said, nice work on the roof. What kind of a building is this?

You are correct Peterab. This MOC can be found in the Building and Town MOC Index. I'm still working on updating the index with everyone else's creations.

Slovakiasteph, I like these buildings so far. There is a lot of detail and minifig accessories in each house. Are the you building you posted so far complete? I was checking to see if I should add these MOCs to the Building Index.

You could have the second floor windows halfway between the first and third floor windows. Upon a quick google search on this house, I saw that the first and second floor windows are aligned one on top of the other. I would leave the windows where they are. Is this the house you are referencing?

Great Interview. It was very informative. I had no idea what Edriess-whatever meant. Great to see you back Staudie.

I would look in the LDD Forum and there is an Index that explains what LDD is and where to download it from.

As far as LDD MOCs go, this Train Station is very impressive. I hope you are able to build a real life version of this MOC in real life. I really like how the roof is done and the general design of this MOC. Do you have any real life examples that you're using for inspiration?

I'm glad to see that BL is still cheaper. I had checked when PAB Online first came out, but I hadn't checked since. It's good to know BL still cheaper, since I never even check PAB.