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Well, here you can see my progress: http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=73547&st=0&p=1376928entry1376928

But you know what they say about the Yanks vs. Brittish: two different people divided by one language ;) Thanks for the comments, I might build them to the back, I didn't think about that earlier but with your guys suggestions that popped into my mind!!! Of course if I have worked it out in real LEGO I'll post it in my mine module topic.

I actually need 6191 in a 1x2 version of course. I also thought of using a modified brick 6091 and using that with e.g. 52197

I would really love to have your suggestions on this... I'm in the process of creating an underground tank place for the main train. I would really like to make it even more realistic. It is inspired by this: Any idea's? I would really like to make the top more round, but that is difficult if I don't make it 4 studs wide.

well, you might make it a bit easier by supplying links or pictures...

Looks neat! Really gives one an oasis look-and-feel.

Looks nice! Very nice small details!!!

Really amazing, such a nice details, but also the colors are just wonderful! Very nice!!!

And... another module... now a minetrain underground, with the illusion that the track go way down into the mountain. Here without flash: I am also already quite far with the above ground parts of the colliery including the shaft elevator machine (also animated). Still have about a month but my master Thesis has priority so not much time ;)

Welcome at EB Me2, about statement 6, I can just say "Me2" ;) Hope you will have fun here!

Nice job! Also nice idea those partial 'logs'.

Very nice set indeed! I now have about 5 of such a trains (for our LEGOWorld 2012 project)...

B.t.w. I can help with most of the stickers, at quite a nice price. The round santa fe logo at the back is still a large problem (not in design, I made a vector for it, but our printer is not good enough I think). We hope to get a new printer in january but it is quite costly (you can buy a brand new Volkswagen from it I think). B.t.w. I didn't do the portholes yet though...

Indeed a nice little set! Not that hard to spend 55€ in a LEGO store! ;)

You could tell the buyers as a service that we have stickers for the train: http://www.ministickers.nl

Looks very interesting! Nice 'decals' (aren't they stickers?!) Did you 3D print that mask?!

Looks really neat indeed!!! Hope we will be able to afford a new large format printer at the end of the year so we can also print Maersk stickers in real Maersk colors :)

Chrusing huh, well you might consider not too put too heavy weight on it. (just kidding). Do you also have issues with other software? I have it on my Mac and it works very well. It might of course be that an i3 is a bit slow for LDD, it is heavy software with a doubt, especially the bricks part at the left. As you can see in my picture I have also used quite some bricks and that worked fine.

Only in the newest sets the instructions show how many bags there are afaik.

also try to rinse with alcohol.

Poor piglets :) Nice job! Looks like a good quality butcher.

Very nice review! And if you need stickers for it I can help you with that ;)

Nice and detailed story, thanks for sharing!

Nice concept, I just got quite some of those with LUGbulk.

Nice work,but... I think you might reconsider the sign if you display it at an event not to shock kids ;)