Gareth

I've never used 9Volts before I always use 12V, but with these metal rails you could easily replace the old gray rails and have the two types running together (with the use of conducting tape on the points and crossing). especially if they are cheap enough.

At last something to get my girls into Lego, and very handy it's also something they love!. HELLO KITTY.

This is a really good Diorama. I like the road setting it gives a good sense of scale and I love the Mecha.

I agree the classic Battle Star Galactica was way better. Those Vipers are really good what torso was used for 'Apollo' and 'Boomers'( I think that's who they are) jackets?.

Good build , I like the colours of the houses they go really well together.

Good trailer, it goes well with the camper.

Great review. When I was younger and first had the 12volt trains most of the British catalogues never showed this train set, they just showed the 7715, 7727, and 7722 of the small black trains. Also until I got out of the dark ages last summer I was amazed at the other set's they never seamed to sell, such as 7750 and 7755. 12 Volt trains are the best!.

That is a great house, looks goods and scary too.

That's a good looking train, will you make instructions for it? The blue on the front is that the only part blue and all the rest is white it looks a bit plain on colour, but maybe that's just me. It would look good in real though and looks pretty long too!. A great engine keep up the good work, Brick on!.

That is a really good looking Mech lisqr, do the normal size mini figs look too out of place with it?

It's a good start, I liked the Eva's especially 01, looks like it's going to be big anyway, Wonder if anyone's done any 'Gundam' or even the 'Decimators' from 'Orguss 02'?.

It's looking good AFOl 12v. It looks like it's going to be a very sturdy bridge, and a good way to use up those long Technic beams.

That is a nice ship, I like the guy in the wheel chair. Like 'Corvus' said try moving the tree helicopter cockpits up a bit, I think that would make the bridge look not too set back into the ship and giving it a more panoramic view. Love to see the finished ship. Good work.

That looks like a good interpretation of 'Lady', I like the way you've used tan colours to represent the gold paint on her. Will you ever make this set up out of real bricks?. I'd love to see your representation of 'Diesel 10'.

Ah cool, okay thanks for clearing up that mis under standing. It makes a few things a bit more clearer now. I do kind of like the larger locomotives of America, but the one that really stands out to me is the 'Hudson' that is quite a different looking train. Thanks Guys

Captain K. that is a fantastic Freight train. I'm not really that fond of 8 stud wide trains but this is does look the business. Keep on Bricking !!

That's good. I love Sushi (makes me feel hungry), I like the way you've done the rolls, and is it a tomato sliced that's good

Look's like this is going to be epic, even the just the basic landscaping looks good.

I like this MOC, especially the water and the lily pads. Great work.

Are all of Tony Sava's Trains based on actual American engines?. The only reason that I'm asking this is on the brick link site there are instructions for a Pacific class steam engine, I thought that Pacific class steam engines were the A1's, 'Flying Scotsman' / 'Emerald Night'. for example. I am really tempted to purchase some of the instructions but I would rather it be more Euro peon looking if you get what I mean?. I suppose it would be easy enough to convert them though.

This is a good MOC. Yes the Black Falcons do look a lot better with the newer helmets, I also like the way you've created the conifer tree. Is that a Sith lord talking to the woman? Great MOC though keep up the good work.

That is the train I have Brickimad, only I got two carriages. The entire train sits one stud higher than normal Lego built trains, that's another reason why I'm re creating them out of the genuine bricks.

These are neat tankers, I like the way they are all identical, do you have a train to pull them?.

Nice designs, maybe you could add something on the dog to make it look like a rescue dog?. I don't have a Lego dog of my own so I don't know how things would fit on it but maybe put something florescent on its back or something. Great idea though

Great looking ballast. It does look quite hard and very time consuming and the amount of different coloured pieces soon builds up. But It does come in useful having the track slightly raised by a few plates, in case you would want to add a turn table or something like that you would not need to build up a gradient for it. Love to see the finished track, when you've got it done. I think you could change some of the dark grey or black plates for dark brown to break up the greyness (just a thought). Keep on it and brick on.