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They mostly guessed that's what did it, but were trying to make it lots more complex. Thinking it was some sort of micro sensor or magnets. though some walked away confused but too afraid to ask how it worked. One guy couldn't seem to comprehend that it was a manual switch until I showed it to him.
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I've created my first custom train and it's a monorail. The concept behind the display is based on Blaine the Mono from Stephen King's sci-fi/fantasy/western book The Dark Tower III. I displayed the train over this weekend at a comic convention and it went over well even though the source is somewhat obscure, people liked the train and the volcano a lot. They couldn't seem to figure out how the train knew when to stop Here's the full 5x8 layout from Brickworld 2018 and BrickUniverse 2018. Here's a shot of the whole smaller layout first. And now the train itself.
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I love the design of the buildings and all the attention to detail, even with the sidewalk. Looks great!
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What camera do you use? Tech advice needed!
Darkdragon replied to Duck's topic in Brick Flicks & Comics
Hi Duck I personally use dSLR with manual aperture lenses. However, a lot of good work has been done with the Logitech HD Pro Webcam C920. It comes recommended by some top animators. Looks like Amazon has it under $60 which seems reasonable to me. -
I have too much in the sense that I have unopened/unbuild sets that I actually want to build (it's a work in progress), and many many many sets on shelves that were purchased for parts but have never been sorted - most never opened, but some have been scavanged for certain things. I also have too much to keep at home so many unopened sets and bulk sit in storage until needed. I also have hundreds of pounds of unsorted random stuff and built/partially torn down sets that need to be sorted. However, I never have enough because every project still seems to require many Lego and Bricklink orders. Sometimes though, it's because I don't want to spend days searching for parts when I could simply order them. Time vs. Money issue. So yeah, "too much" is very subjective and definitely different for each person. I'm in the too much yet not enough camp.
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All of your buildings are really great. I like the manageable sizes as well as the overall layout. I'd like to see a lot more activity in the streets! It's really nice that you created each building able to remove easily from it's base.
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Retro Review: Old school Lego Set Speed Builds
Darkdragon replied to travisridenour's topic in Brick Flicks & Comics
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Moving to the correct forum. Additionally, please mind your capitalization, grammar, and punctuation here as listed in the TOS you agreed to when signing up.
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I think it looks like a ton of fun, I'm looking forward to building this and playing with that new track. The price does seem too high, maybe it will drop eventually like the bat cave did.
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[PRESS RELEASE] 75192 - UCS Millennium Falcon 2017
Darkdragon replied to Jim's topic in LEGO Star Wars
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Volcano Lair is $129 on Amazon when I checked a moment ago, you had my hopes up.
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Of course the shipping box won't look like that! Nobody said it would. The handle and wheels stick onto an outter box, probably all flatpacked and stored behind the counter. It's currently being assumed that only the in-store purchases would have the wheel boxes - instead of a standard lego bag.
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It's very possible that they will stick a handle on it. When I bought a few modulars at once, they had a special stick-on reinforced handle for the lego bag that was very helpful for me. Compare it then to the over $300 (after taxes) Ninjago City set that sold out in one day onto backorder.
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Many people choose to use Flickr or Brickshelf as they are both free even for embedding. Brickshelf does seem to go up and down a bit though.
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Final Vote Tally 3 votes for Brick Affleck (Actor Builder) - Zepher, Tariq J, WhiteFang 1 vote for Finn Foley (Tariq J) - Actor Builder 1 vote for Audrey Hepbrick (Dragonator) - penalty 1 vote for Roger Ebrick (Lord Duvors) - penalty The result is a no-lynch. The day is over. Send in your night actions.
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Amazing work. I love both the inside detailing and the building and rock work. It's really perfect for the story and a wonderful design for the era. Well done.
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[MOC] Western Town & Bull-Riding Tournament
Darkdragon replied to Fletcher Floyd's topic in LEGO Historic Themes
Excellent work, I always like to see western theme builds. I really like how full of life the little town is and especially the bull arena viewing. -
BRICKYWOOD - Confirmation and Discussion
Darkdragon replied to KotZ's topic in LEGO Mafia and Role-Play Games
Hey folks, sorry about the Day 6 delay - I was experiencing toddler troubles. -
This film was created to show a few alternate mini builds using the parts from the LEGO Shuttle Exploration 3 in 1 Creator set. The theme for the mini builds is "back to school"
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My Hopes for LEGO Batman Movie Minifigure series 2
Darkdragon replied to Fifulin's topic in LEGO Licensed
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Amazing!
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BRICKYWOOD - Confirmation and Discussion
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This isn't really the place to ask for web development work. You might want to look at Freelance.com if you are interested n hiring people to do coding for you, this is a Lego fan site.
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It is time to begin voting.