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    Thanks for sharing @Pchan1983. I'm not much into Dreamzzz but might get the blue school bus (ah I just saw that one was Fortnite, could have been Dreamzzz maybe ;)).
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    Why didn't you read the rules?!
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    The cars of the original train were 'standard' but the locomotives weren't. So they appeared to have made a sort of blended locomotive version. See also:
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    For the trains see this topic:
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    Thanks for sharing @DI1. I get you. It uses something like Xamarin. Maybe you could try Gemini or ChatGPT at least to get you started. I don't think .Net is very suitable for Pi even though there were attempts to run Windows for ARM on a Pi (see e.g. https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=349065).
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    hello

    JopieK replied to morkie's topic in Hello! My name is...

    Welcome Morkie. Enjoy your stay!
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    Yup, two months ago when doing some shopping, I don't remember which part it was though. Here it is very common: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/whimsical-legos-are-still-washing-ashore-decades-after-they-were-lost-at-sea-180979580/
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    Great work! Thanks for sharing.
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    Great! Thanks for sharing @idlemarvel!
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    Very nice! I'll send it to my wife who is more into math and technic :) B.t.w. a better filename would be "Guide to Lego clocks.pdf".
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    Great find, looks indeed very similar! @Pelzer117 really nice one!
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    Aha, but that was a little difficult to get from you initial post. Also the topic name does not give any clue of course.
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    Part Designer is a different tool, you should Studio unless you want to make new/custom parts.
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    One can barely see it, but he is in parts designer. @mikey777 don't go into part designer unless you want to design custom parts, just stay in the main mode...
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    What OS do you use on the Pi? I would go for Python and/or Node-RED. C# and embedded systems aren't a very good match in my opinion. I have experience in C/C++/C#/Pascal/Python (and PHP, some VB(.Net), but I think the way to go on a Pi is Python.
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    Welcome @Ihee. I would suggest making a rim using 2458 / 44865 / 30526 together with tiles and long bricks.
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    Very nice indeed! I also like the 4,5V/12V style trains, also that little diesel shunter.
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    You could also try this first: Or: https://www.reddit.com/r/lego/comments/1ttkj6/tips_to_cleanrestore_yellowed_bricks/ Even LEGO recommends the UV/sunlight approach b.t.w.
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    Not yet, but in the end I think I will. The ideas that others have for magnetic connectors are also very nice. But as I will integrate turnouts / servo's and controllers I'm still not sure what to choose (especially on the IoT side).
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    Very nice @Max_2_0. I am also adding MILS to everything and has been very handy so far.
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    Very nice work indeed! Really nice both the arch with all it's details and all the great figs!
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    Welcome @Electromistress. Thanks for sharing!
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    Nicely done @Juliusz D. Great build. The Bf 109F was the most important German aircraft and you captured it almost perfectly in LEGO!
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    Aha, that explains it!
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    When you use the original (double/two wire) cables they are in fact parallel and not in series. That is b.t.w. also how it is done in a house (at least the power sockets). 12V is actually quite high for such a small lamps (these days they would have obviously used white LEDs).
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