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I mean as an official LEGO set.

I just recently bought the Horizon Express (One of my most favorite sets now) and I want to display it on track, but I don't have enough. So, I turn to my next solution: Brick built tracks. Anybody know any good techniques?

Yea, like the building techniques we see like SNOT and others, but in a larger build aroun 200$ US?

Well it doesn't have to be a modular building on a 32x32 plate. It could be a larger on and then add on some platforms & tracks.

This is a list of some sets I want to see for the LEGO Movie line 1. Octan Spaceship: Pretty self explanatory, the one they build to get into the Octan tower. 2. The double-rotor helicopter: The one that's in the poster 3. The LEGO Movie LOGO: That would be epic 4.The construction helicopter/LEGO Movie construction sets: Why not? It's where he worked at 5.Emmet's apartment: Not the whole thing, just some of it. What do you guys think?

Maybe a American diesel like the LEGO City Cargo train that came out this year, but with a lot more detail. Or maybe even an American steam engine.

Awesome! You should post it to LEGO Ideas, if you want to.

Woah! Awesome! How'd you do those railroad tracks? I'm running low on my regular ones so I might be moving over to brick built and I want to make those so bad!

I haven't done anything to mine yet, but I'm hoping to put in lights one day.

That'd be cool. What should it look like though?