Feuer Zug

The Lockheed F-117 Nighthawk is a retired American single-seat, subsonic twin-engine stealth attack aircraft developed by Lockheed's secretive Skunk Works division and operated by the United States Air Force (USAF). It was the first operational aircraft to be designed with stealth technology. General characteristics Crew: 1 Length: 65 ft 11 in (20.09 m) Wingspan: 43 ft 4 in (13.21 m) Empty weight: 29,500 lb (13,381 kg) [159] Max takeoff weight: 52,500 lb (23,814 kg) Powerplant: 2 × General Electric F404-F1D2 turbofan engines, 9,040 lbf (40.2 kN) thrust each Performance Maximum speed: 594 kn (684 mph, 1,100 km/h) Maximum speed: Mach 0.92 Range: 930 nmi (1,070 mi, 1,720 km) [149] Service ceiling: 45,000 ft (14,000 m) Armament 2 × internal weapons bays with one hardpoint each (total of two weapons) Note: All information copied directly from Wikipedia

Wicked update. The feel of the original is there, but this is much more powerful. The rotors were instantly recognizable, even with the changes in pieces. Nice to know you geared them to not interfere with each other.

Nicely done. I like the collection of mini-dolls, including the LEGO Movie 2 space commander.

Wow! For such a small setup with few pieces, it captures the feel and looks great all at once.

I once ordered a massive amount of 1x1 plates. I think the person fulfilling the order just dumped a huge scoop in the bag and called it good. I probably got about 100 extra plates (then promptly used them in the MOC).

Interesting build. At first I thought it was a toned down steampunk train. The crimson and black combined with the towering front gives it a menacing feel.

Nicely done. Having the span be able to lift and fall without having to realign the track each time is great engineering.

Of all the MODs for this set, I like this truck the best. The blocky look of the 80s truck is perfect.

Great batch of locomotives and consists. You've captured both locomotives well for the 6-wide truncated size. The carriages are great too. The cheese slopes on the roof of the Superliner car are a great touch.

I haven't had any issues over the past 7 years running TrixBrix switches. They've held up well at home and at shows. My double crossovers get the most work, followed up by the curved switches. I will say placing a few plates on them to lock in the segments does wonders for keeping them properly configured.

Nice design. The color works well and it appears the gold leaf on the cap has texture. I'd fire at will towards any general officer on either side of the Great War for their callous stupidity in sending troops "over the top" time and time again for a gain of yards at best.

Great build. It certainly has a cold and miserable feel to it, just like the real march.

Sublime build. The flying buttress itself is great. The creepy atmosphere is perfect for this. Blood coming from the cage and the vampress enjoying a swim make for the dichotomy between predator and prey.

Nice fly-in air park. Good work with the details on the grass strip like the runway markings. The tundra tyred aircraft reminds me of a Super Cub or a Maule.

Incredible work and amazing attention to all the details on this frigate. Even the rigging appears to be all LEGO!

Great build. Fun way to cook your fish. I do like the cook filleting the fish on the counter.

Great bridge design. I like how you expanded the height of the structure with additional technic pieces to allow for the intermodal cars to clear.

Interesting weapons options. Nice for those KLR aligned nations.

Some of us are still lurking around and would be ready to continue.

This is a Frigate?!?!? That's a huge and well armed ship, whatever you call it. Nicely done.

Crazy builds! That's a massive army of M-Tron figures. I like the post-apocalyptic 40K vibe from the dreadnought and massive tank.

Incredible use of lighting to make this scene. The temple is well done too.

Great concept for spicing up the walls.

It appears one is a "Bestseller" model and held in one warehouse more local to your location. The other, non-bestseller, would come from the main warehouse in Denmark.

Gorgeous build. I love the old-tyme design. The dual seasons and postcard vibe is a great touch.