Feuer Zug
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Beautiful work on your small slice of London. The colors work well together between the two buildings, and they have a good bit of architectural design to make them stand out.
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[MOC] Moving through Halfaya Pass, April 1941
Feuer Zug replied to A_Goodman's topic in The Military Section
Another outstanding diorama. Both vehicles are recognizable and show considerable skill in their builds. -
Perfect Bond car. I like the accessories that you added to complement certain scenes. Does this come with a Timothy Dalton minifig?
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These look like a small box set that would have fit well with SP1. The colors are correct and they fit with the simplicity of the period. I'd want another retaining strap around that Blacktron figure if I was transporting a prisoner.
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This is SOO much better than any Sith Infitrator out there. Insane attention to details.
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Great rendition of this scene. I guess all the 1950s skirts would be hard to recreate, but you got the band and their instruments down perfectly.
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Stunning build. The colors, accoutrements, and details are all perfect. Brick on!
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Nicely done. Your work scaling the V200 down to a 6-wide, and shorter too, looks proper.
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Quaint looking small footprint modular. It is quite fitting your inspiration came from Amsterdam. Once I saw the front with the pulley system in use, I immediately thought of there.
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Decent rebuttal. Even the recent 10-wide Hogwarts Express got worse feedback I feel. LEGO's mea culpa with the 20% off sale shortly after its release spoke volumes. I think the engine is acceptable as a starting point. It will be undoubtedly modded by many, including myself. I wonder how many copies will be sold for the extra carriages and the locomotives sold for scrap?
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That's a BIG spaceship. Gorgeous curves and artistry with the gold accents. The back end for some reason reminds me of Dune.
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Gorgeous. Love the small details like the excrement at the base of the privy wall and the fully stocked vault.
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I've had quite a few LBG cheese slopes crack on me. I think that's just the nature of them though.
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Well done. The details are great and make it look like the busses in America. As mentioned, it really does fit the Speed Champion size.
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Great model. The size fits with both the minifigs and the Speed Champion scene. I like the included engine.
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Good looking Hudson type locomotive. You've matched the source material really well.
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Well done. Orange does this car justice. Black might be nice, but it hides details.
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Quite the ship. Best of luck on getting through the voting. Supported.
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Exquisite work. The scenery is lush and random, to include minifig body parts, while the building is fitting of the period. Is that a rubber band around the colonel's neck?
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Good looking ship. The lines and color scheme fit the Old Republic well. Interesting method for making the command deck up front. The internals and playability is a nice bonus feature.
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Nice work on this locomotive. Those corner pieces at the top of the windscreen are perfect for capturing the rounded corners.
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Great work on the Dublin tram. I can see how the segment connectors would be a right pain. They look marvelous.
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Well done. Your use of plates along the sides gives it the proper fluted look without being too large like if you had used plates with rails.
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Cool runabout sized ship. The aesthetic fits the theme, but the new parts help make it work at the size.
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The red stripe mod is perfect.