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  1. jantjeuh
    No, that's not necessary at all. All you need is a parts list (many formats are supported), and a link to the instructions (in any form, your photo instructions will do fine).
  2. jantjeuh
    Have you checked out the ball joint sockets in the Mixels 2014 sets? Not sure if they have been released already. Here's a picture: http://toysnbricks.c...te-1024x619.jpg P.S.: Madoca, I'm a HUGE fan of your MOCs. They are very, very well designed. You should consider putting them on Rebrickable, so that they get more exposure, and people can easily see if they have all the parts required.
  3. jantjeuh
    Looks great! Nice modification. Those tyres look really badass by the way, I bet they're expensive I guess you didn't retain the shock 'adjusting' functionality of the original?
  4. jantjeuh
    Patience, Nürnberg Toy Fair is around the corner ...
  5. jantjeuh
    Seems like your google plus album is not accessible yet?
  6. jantjeuh
    Yep, shipping costs are lower too. Definitely first checking Lego before buying parts from Bricklink from now on.
  7. jantjeuh
    9391? I think you mean 9394? Anyway, looks good!
  8. jantjeuh
    No offense, but you seem to be making a mountain out of a molehill.
  9. jantjeuh
    They are the views of the last 7 days, yes. Seems like the MOC's popularity simply tapered off. You also have to understand Star Wars MOCs usually have an incredible pull.
  10. jantjeuh
    Well, basically you were right. The end result looks a lot better than the box art implies (a recurring problem), and has a lot of functionality. Nothing too complex though, but it's a pretty good set altogether. Fun to build, too. I've already broken it down though, needed the red panels for another set
  11. jantjeuh
    Here you go: http://rebrickable.c....e&src=MOC-0836. You can use 'Export options' for that.
  12. jantjeuh
    6 EUR a piece, oof... I'll wait for my next paycheck Hopefully they're a bit scratch-resistant. I have a bunch of original chrome silver grille tiles, and the chrome is slowly but surely flaking off.
  13. jantjeuh
    I finally cleared a bit of my backlog of 'sets to build', and now it's finally the 9394's turn I'll post my findings when I've built it.
  14. jantjeuh
    I'm not saying you should
  15. jantjeuh
    That's one sexy muscle car! Wish I owned four of those chromed wheels.
  16. jantjeuh
    Yep, and use some fine-grained sanding paper to make the gear smooth and flat.
  17. jantjeuh
    8273 is another cute little set! Quite a bit of functionality (tipping bed, tipping cab, HOG steering, crane slew, crane boom, crane jib, winch, pendular rear axles) in a nice, attractive package. Fun to build, too.
  18. jantjeuh
    Han is already busy with creating the instructions for the stone trailer truck I bet
  19. jantjeuh
    Looks great! Better than the original green IMO. Shame the functionality is still quite poor. One of the worst Technic sets in recent years IMO.
  20. jantjeuh
    Looks very nice! You don't seem to use any studless Technic in your builds, right?
  21. jantjeuh
    Looking good :) F40 is also my favorite Ferrari.
  22. jantjeuh
    There are some higher-resolution ones on his blog.
  23. jantjeuh
    Yeah, I've submitted an update to the groomer inventory @ Rebrickable, several parts were listed as LBG but are only available in light gray. Alright, then I will put 8 yellow sprockets in the middle and 8 black ones on the outside Black tracks are surprisingly expensive, so I'll stick with DBG ones. Got plenty of those anyways, I have 2 copies of 8043
  24. jantjeuh
    Madoca has also produced some very nice, smaller, less complex MOCs. He is a very skilled designer.
  25. jantjeuh
    Note that not all the dark blue elements required are listed there.
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