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Hi, thanks everybody for your positive feedback! The locomotive exists in two versions: The shown right version, and a newer motorized version (left) with PF equipment. Greetings ThomaS
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Hi, I created an additional small weight depot, which was already shown this summer in Rüsselsheim (D): The model is now prepared for the ShowCase-Box in the LEGO store in Frankfurt, I had to make some smaller compromises. But finally I had now the chance to make some detailed photos: The greenhouse is a DUPLO part. Parts of the half timbered house structure were 1st shown of my BFRM colleague Kai, I adapted and modified his building technique. The brown door in the roof is onyl know as 'right' version, I had to switch a 2nd one with stud downside :D On the house side I added old electricity isolators, which you can still find on old houses in Germany. The buffer is originally build from Dave Stannard. The 2CV basis from Hoexbroe. The wagon shows special load: Who knows? ... an old green molding machine and the famous old wooden LEGO duck in the blue box As usual, I used a lot of old parts: The flag, some Fabuland parts or the old windows. So long, thanks for watching :) ThomaS
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Thank you very much Jopie!
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Hi, I wanna print some further stickers for my Santa-Fe train. Does somebody have a clue which font ist used for the text? Thanks Thomas
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we can add another set to our collections: 4000022 LEGO Truck Show
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Here you find instructions and here sticker for the nice machines. Greetings ThomaS
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Yes, but only the "Inside Tour" sets and I don't have to have the originals. Greetings ThomaS
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[MOC] Esso Gas Station 1953
tsi replied to Norton74's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Wonderful and impressive, including the detailed interior! I too created an 60ies ARAL gas station in minifig scale some months ago. Greetings ThomaS -
Hi, we made a small reengineering project for the original Piper set, because there were no public building instructions. As one result we would like to share the LDD-file. More background information and a download Link for the LDD-file you'll find in the German forum of www.doktor-brick.de. Greetings ThomaS
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I really love your excellent models, especially the tug boats! My father was captain on such a ship and I would love to build such a model some day.
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Hallo Chriss, thanks for your kind words! Yes, the ARAL gas station ist actually presented in the LEGO store Frankfurt / Germany. Greetings ThomaS
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Thanks to everybody for your friendly comments I don't think too that such a model has a real chance for a nomination ... Even If I would fix this, I don't think that railway-sets have such a huge fan base for a nomination as an ideas projekt. If it's a train from a popular movie or tv-serial ... Ok. But a small local yellow KÖF without electric motor ... never. There have been a lot of very expressive locomotive sets on ideas from well known designers, all without any chance. Unfortunately. But such a model would be perfect in the line of the "inside tour sets", models out of the LEGO history. Who knows which models will follow ... Surely I know your great interpretation of the Hohenweststedt KÖF some years ago, fantastic job too. I especially liked your solution with the cup for the lights ... My problem was, that I absolutely wanted to have a black cup for the upper light ... If someone wants to build a replic of the KÖF: feel free! I can offer a zip-File of pictures with some building steps of a pre-version, just send me a pn. Thanks ThomaS
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unfortunately not a photo of the real original LEGO set ... But already available from an asian distributor:
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Hi, near the Danish border, in Hohenweststedt / Germany, was the 1st German LEGO distribution center. On this premises LEGO used in the 80ies an own KÖF locomotive in original yellow colour scheme. You'll find background infos in the railbricks magazine #8. The model has no motor. My goal was to create the KÖF in "LEGO scale": That means, it is a little bit smaller than the original and the buffers are on a compatible hight to other trains. You'll find more pictures in my brickshelf gallery. Thanks for watching! ThomaS
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Thanks everybody for your response! I created an updated version of my vintage 4wide ARAL tank truck (MAN MK25). I received a lot of constructive feedback from Bricksy (doktor-brick.de), he built parallel a digital version of the truck. Together we created an new evolution of my ARAL truck, now including a trailer. More pictures you'll find in my brickshelf-folder (after moderation) Thanks for watching! ThomaS
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Hi, thanks again everybody for your kind words! Especially the window glasses of these old pieces have often a lot of scratches. I used a scratch remover polish to restore them: These 35years old glasses had a lot of scratches before polishing. I used the old glasses with stripe pattern stickers (Bricklink picture) from the 80ies. Thanks again! ThomaS
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Excellent cars! I used your Citroen 2CV MOC (building instruction in hispabrick magazin) to complete my scene of an old 60ies gas station. Thanks for your inspiration!
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Hi, Thanks again everybody for your kind words! I received a question regarding the building technic of the signs, hope this picture helps: A gas station makes only sense with cars ... I used the excellent citroen 2CV MOC of Hoexbroe to complete the scene: thanks ThomaS
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Hi, thanks everybody for your friendly comments! These windows were available in two classic space sets and even an old exxon gas station from 1980. The graved bricks are from www.steinewelten.de. Thanks again! ThomaS
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Hi, just finished my model of a 1960ies ARAL gas station. In these days such stations you could found in a lot of small towns in Germany. It's based on old pictures I found in the internet, I hope you can see some of original details in the model. Some more details: After moderation you'll find more pics in my brickshelf gallery. Thanks for watching! ThomaS
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Thanks for yor comments! Actually it doesn't have interior, but the the top is rotatable: I found a solution with a turntable on a lego cube. Greetings ThomaS
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Thank you to everyone who replied for your kind words, It´s nice to hear that you like this model! The windmill is one of my new models which will be integrated in my train layout, so the green baseplate was just temporary for the photo. thanks again & greetings ThomaS PS: ... hopefully even more, when you hear that this is a 12V train layout too, here you can find some older photos my 12V arrangements
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Hi, My latest MOC is an old windmill, a smock mill, with a typical octagonal plan. The fantail (the small windmill mounted at right angles to the sails) at the rear of the windmill turns the cap automatically to bring it into the wind. ... the backside of the mill with a small well. The sails and the cap is fully rotatable. Here you can see the "round" octagonal design. ... the front side of the mill. Thanks for watching! ThomaS
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... just to remember: Pics from Wikipedia (Big Ben) and Bricklink Greetings ThomaS