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  1. 1963maniac
    A huge job with incredibly awesome results!!!
  2. 1963maniac
    Cotton ball with denatured alcohol or 95-99% rubbing alcohol. Work quickly, whipe the alcohol and adhesive away. BTW this will also remove permanent marker too.
  3. 1963maniac
    Just found this. Looks great! I will be building this. Love the cover pages on your BI.
  4. 1963maniac
    isopropyl alcohol can change the surface. So, don't soak them very long and use only 70% strength.
  5. 1963maniac
    Great sculpture!!
  6. 1963maniac
    Well, if you're the parent, then only buy them what you approve of from TLG. It's simple!
  7. 1963maniac
    Humanity is going digital. What's wrong with TLG doing so?
  8. 1963maniac
    For me it all started with 703 from 1961. To that set I added many early sets from the late 50's and early 60-s; sets like: 214, 215, 217, 218 X2, 229, 261, 280 X2, 281, 282, 400, 700. This was when Small Town USA hobby shops could stock small amounts of Lego and had them on their shelves for many years. My relationship with this hobby started in 1963 (before minifigures).
  9. 1963maniac
    You might have gotten sick of seeing it on your table, but that is incredibly impressive. The block work on the bridge is simply awesome!! Wonderful Work!!!
  10. 1963maniac
    With 2000 parts you are probably going to have to use several sellers to get everything you need. Some times it's good to get what you can from Lego replacement parts and pay shipping one time or at least fewer times. You can get VIP points from it too.
  11. 1963maniac
    I think the little stud inside the bottom of the 1x2 plate is a little bit too large for that connection to work.
  12. 1963maniac
    Check out the webpage circuitcubes.com. There are many products available.
  13. 1963maniac
    Circuit cubes are all bluetooth so an IR receiver is not needed and the battery cube is rechargeable.
  14. 1963maniac
    Yes, that is why I'm making instructions. But, I think I will only do the special elements and not the whole thing.
  15. 1963maniac
    Thanks for all this good information, UltraViolet. Much appreciated. Has anyone used those Znter batteries with a buggy motor vehicle or a vehicle using large tracks or any heavy vehicle?
  16. 1963maniac
    Looking forward to that. Is this what you were talking about?
  17. 1963maniac
    Thanks for the great explanation. Much appreciated!! So, would you please explain the modified PF cable too. (some of us aren't such good electricians)
  18. 1963maniac
    Uh, You sure learned a lot while you were away from Lego all those years! This is brilliant!!!!! Please don't stop. Your children really don't appreciate how great Daddy is! Put this on Lego ideas too, really!
  19. 1963maniac
    Nice idea, I thought of it too, but it didn't work for me. So, if it works for you please show us how you did it.
  20. 1963maniac
    I don't know about the movie, but that old loco & tender are absolutely huge and wonderful to ride!!
  21. 1963maniac
    This is EXCELLENCE!!!! IMPRESSIVE!!! WELL DONE!! We have been aboard the USS Wisconsin and the USS Yorktown.
  22. 1963maniac
    Thanks very much for the information!! I'm wanting to get what it looks like you wanted: more power in a lighter weight package (especially for the buggy motor). One question; does the white wire end of the battery connect to a charger? I'm trying to understand this kind of battery better (two wires). I'm also assuming this a LiPo battery.
  23. 1963maniac
    Yea, plexiglass is has a prohibitive cost. We were gonna make a plexiglass enclosure for a 3D printer. We're thwarted too. I hope someone out there has a viable solution. I wonder if glass is cheaper for a deep bookshelf.
  24. 1963maniac
    Thanks much!! Which kind of Lego wire connects to that Geekservo?
  25. 1963maniac
    What is the motor you are using for steering?
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