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  1. JopieK
    @Martin0815. Thanks for the addition / correction. Apart from that: 1. Welcome to Eurobricks and Train Tech; 2. It would be very nice to share the data also as a text / csv file; 3. @roeltrain posted it almost 7 years ago so it would have been better to create a new topic on it and include this one, but at least it is very useful (i.e. for the people still using PF obviously).
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    Welcome @scarovich. Enjoy and will be great to see your city builds!
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    Very nice job @bricksboy! Will be very interesting to see the 2nd and 3rd level soon!
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    Thanks @Poodabricks for mentioning. We'll discuss it first @Gabricks: Apart from that, welcome to Eurobricks and I enjoy your enthusiasm but for now I will lock it and let the others co-decide on it.
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    This also shows some interesting ideas: Taken from https://gameofbricks.eu/blogs/news/the-illegal-lego-building-techniques-to-pay-attention-to-2020 See also: B.t.w. There are even official sets that use illegal techniques: https://www.quora.com/Are-there-any-cases-of-illegal-building-in-an-official-Lego-build
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    Very nice @Dr Snotson, thanks for sharing! (Thought you were new but my bet :))
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    I would go for a dummy indeed. In general, motor drivers have flyback diodes so it should not do harm immediately when manually pushed and the motor work as generator. However the flyback diodes are not meant for continuous operation and the generated current needs to go somewhere.
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    It is fairly small so you could even try letting e.g. Shapeways print a metal alternative.
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    Sounds great!
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    Looks awesome @the Inventor. So many great details. Overall look-and-feel is also very recognizable.
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    Just came across an additional one:
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    Hi @DoVoMonOgel, I think I saw your question already on 1000steine? Welcome to Eurobricks / Train Tech! Maybe this helps: And: This is also helpful I think: https://bricks.stackexchange.com/questions/6348/will-playing-with-a-12v-train-motor-by-hand-damage-it Some final tips: Let us know and would be great to see pictures or a video of your progress!
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    Very nice @yannichan! A son of the owner of Mammoet was once at our youth sailing camp group.
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    Yeah, maybe even the newer 1x1 bricks with cross axle holes.
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    Indeed: see here: https://minordiscoveries.wordpress.com/2014/01/20/using-nqc-on-a-raspberry-pi-to-program-a-lego-mindstorms-rcx-brick/
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    Very nice job @LordsofMedieval. Indeed the motor works very well!
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    Great topic @DrJB. Thanks for bringing that to our attention. I wouldn't know a more practical example either.
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    Nice one @bricksboy. Great scale and neat design.
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    Really neat @Craig Strader. I also like the history and developments around it never knew it if you hadn't shared it with us.
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    Great find! It fits that 'conquistador' look quite well.
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    I think it is a custom.
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    Very nice indeed. But also agree with it being a little 'bare' as @Paperinik77pk points out.
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    Nice one @LordsofMedieval. Well I think it is already a nice rendition, but maybe build it in real bricks and then you see how it looks in the real world.
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    Looks very nice @Murdoch17. Are those 'shed' doors available in red? Truck looks very nice as well.
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    Great one @biffco57. Lots of nice details. Now the upper floors?!
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