stigge72
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This year I managed to get something together in time. by stigge72, on Flickr [edit] And now I managed to get it out of flickr as well.
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Very nice. We don't have much snow in Sweden either (at least not i my part). What part is the thing between the tractor and the plow?
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I haven't built much actionfigures, and particularly not my own, and I wonder why the different gearboxes are named as they are.
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[MOC] Walking Tank (Hexapod)
stigge72 replied to Hugolin's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
As so many before me already said: Awesome build! Very nice trick to change the step lengths for turning. -
Interesting scene with a lot of exciting flora and fauna.
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I'm not acquainted with Portal, but I like your small creations. What is the middle piece of Santa Core's hat?
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Welcome!
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Welcome!
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My tree is still attached to the ground at home in its forrest.
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Every flying contraption needs to be swooshed, if nothing else, so one know its construction is sound. Every car/truck/et c needs to be brrrm-ed, to make sure the wheels can touch the ground and go round at the same time...
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IIRC: Round head and body, orange body, three yellow eyes, big red nose, four purple ears, small green mouth with two sharp teeth, long arms with blue hands, short legs with brown feet, spiky pink hair.
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Thanks. The eyes and nose was part of the description. Three yellow eyes and big red nose. I haven't seen any of the childrens drawings either.
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Nice flick! Thanks for sharing.
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Last night, my girlfriend told me that the fourth graders she teach, had had an exercise where she described a monster, which they then got to draw and paint. Having heard the description, I decided to do my own interpretation, but (of course) in lego.
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My guess is that the bases are all brickbuilt. Otherwise you can use e.g. 44728 (the thin part is as thick as a baseplate) and attack a baseplate on top of a SNOTed surface.
