LEGO Guy Bri
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I'd have to agree, modulars and creator houses are your best bet for buildings for MOCs or just regular models. Although, City does offer a couple small buildings in the Town Square set and Helicopter Arrest. The rest are either Police or Fire stations
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Not really today, but my second S@H order this year from Jan. A few where on backorder, so had to wait a couple weeks for arrival. 9516 - Jabba's Palace 21104 - NASA Mars Science Laboratory Curiosity Rover 31012 - Family House 60041 - Crook Pursuit 60042 - High Speed Police Chase 60053 - Race Car 60054 - Light Repair Truck 60055 - Monster Truck 60057 - Camper Van Included with the order 30228 Police ATV & 5003806 TLM Emmet Poster All for $11.91 (Thank you VIP) 30228 Police ATV Jan 15 2014 1 $0.00 $0.00 5003806 LEGO® MOVIE™ Emmet Poster Jan 15 2014 1 $0.00 $0.00
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2 Bricklink orders mainly for these wheels and tires
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Great work again de_marco
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If You Could Be a Superhero, What Powers Would You Have?
LEGO Guy Bri replied to Sir Brickalot's topic in Community
I'd be quite content with a mastery of psychokinesis, especially transvection -
How do you store your instructions?
LEGO Guy Bri replied to ResIpsaLoquitur's topic in General LEGO Discussion
Like this! Terribly inefficient , but they stay protected. I will be looking into binders with those paper protectors -
Very nice layout dundarach
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Great job sheo, this is a fantastic MOC
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My first minifigure: post your story
LEGO Guy Bri replied to Mr Meleca's topic in General LEGO Discussion
This was my first minifig as well, although he came in the 1638 Basic Blue Bucket from 1990. He's still floating around somewhere -
Excellent SNOT work de-marco
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Very cool creation
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I've never really tried SNOT building hulls before. When building lager boats, I typically use those old hull pieces. I guess I'm stuck in the 90's when it comes to my shipyard . That 12W piece would have been my choice if it had a better top piece, like the 10W has. I do like how SNOT built hulls offer the unlimited freedom that make for more realistic, better looking vessels
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Very cool MOC! You did a fantastic job recreating it on a smaller scale. Great job
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Very impressive build Dfenz! It looks absolutely enormous and se detailed. Well done
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Wonderful job ivanych! The facade is fantastic, very detailed. Well done
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Monorail help? Train won't bounce properly at monoswitches
LEGO Guy Bri replied to Doom2099's topic in LEGO Train Tech
I've said this countless times on here, but I swear by it. WD-40 is safe to use on LEGO and electrical switches without causing a short. It will not stain, wipes off easy, shines up parts a bit. There is a slight smell because it's petroleum based, but unless it's right up to your face, you shouldn't notice. I use it once a year to shoot our industrial garage door switches. Our garage has a lot of traffic and stirs up a bit of dust. If you are still uncomfortable using plain WD-40, they also make it specifically for electrical contacts -
Awesome MOC ab HK! This would be a nice display piece at the ticket desk. Very detailed; lots to look at
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[MOC] French Train - SNCF -TER AGC X76500 -
LEGO Guy Bri replied to Zed_43's topic in LEGO Train Tech
Excellent job recreating this train Zed_43 -
Very nice trawler Sevenseas. I thought the same (City doesn't have any fishing boats), and built one myself back in '12. I really like your color choice. Well done
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Sharp car niteangel! I love the GT3, you captured it very well
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Very nice modular! It has a very lovely exterior
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That is really neat Pallaeon! Some great SNOT work here, I really like this micro build
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Agreed! This looks very fun. I will have to check back this year
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Replacing 9v Internal motor with a RC motor
LEGO Guy Bri replied to Lazarus's topic in LEGO Train Tech
Here is a fact sheet comparison of all LEGO motors. Short answer according to chart, the PF motor has slightly less torque, but faster RPM through it's applied voltage with no load (just the motor unit by itself). I do believe that under load the PF will provide better torque over distance because it has it's power onboard, as opposed to 9V better current near the points attached to the track that dips the further the motor is from those points -
Great little court house. That 3rd pic is really funny