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As I wrote, I will build it. Stage 1 is nearly complete, the others will follow

Hi inspired by Srezkall and Torgugick I began to work on my own skyscrapers. So what would be the best way to start with the biggest ever built? After months of planing I finally finished my virtual Burj Dubai HIGH RESOLUTION PICTURE This set will be updated periodically with more pics of the virtual building and also with the recent state of the real one. The finished model will be 2m tall. Hope you like it At this place I would like to greet Srezkall, who also builds the Burj Dubai Sebastian

cool, just 4 cannons but 8 cannonholes ok, it's a nice set

thanks thanks thanks You are right, the inside is now a dead-zombi-trophy-room

Thank you. No, I did not design it specially as a zombi version. The idea came from the comment on BB Thanks

Hi there A few weeks ago Brothers-Brick posted my Garbage Truck on their website. What was the first reaction? "It needs apocifacation." So here it is: FlickR Have fun rgds Sebastian

thanks I know, it's only orange and grey, but unfortunately it's like on the real truck. thanks for your comment thanks for your comment To the point of mudguards. I tried it with 1 plate more space between fenders and wheels, but it didn't look right. I also tried 1/2 plate offset. Maybe I just set the driver's cab one plate higher. I think this lowrider style (as aawsum says) comes from the very low bumper on the front. @aawsum, Fumoffu, Milan: thanks for your comments

thanks yes, it is. you can also see this image in my flickr-gallery thanks for comment and this other funny pic thanks the katanas are supposed do be hedge clippers thanks thanks thanks the next one is in work thanks now you only need all these pieces in trans-orange

thanks thanks Hi ILikePi Thanks for your comment On the one side I built these kind of spheres on my own before I discovered BrickShelf or Flickr, on the other side I already gave credits for this special Death Star design, as you can see below the pictures on Flickr. Furthermore I added an equator.

Hi there finally I got time to take photos from a few MOCs, which are standing around here for monts... Number one, a garbage Truck: More on Flickr Hope you like it. kind regards Sebastian

Hi there I started a vignette series, called "What if ... ?" Here is number 1. What if Darth Vader became a gardener? More on Flickr The idea came from a picture I found on internet. Hope you like it rgds Sebastian

Hi thanks for the review I built it virtually a week ago complete gallery

that's what I think, too. I just want the building instruction, because you can't see the inside or the back. I also would build it virtually in MLCAD and provide it for everybody else.

Hi I just found this picture on BrickShelf from barman's gallery from Lego-Inside-Tour What do you think? The next landmark set? greetz Sebastian

did you notice the new jumper parts?

UPDATE: UK 169,99 GBP Europe 249,99 EUR Source: Jan Beyer - LEGO Direct @ 1000steine.de- Forum Has anyone get the instructions already?

seems like this set splits the AFOLs into two groups...

Hi first of all, this is a beautiful set. PROs: + nice design of the merry go round + color selection + brick-built horses + up-and-down mechanism CONs: + the motor (and its design) on the outside + canvas as top, could have done better with bricks like TLC prooved with the Taj Mahal BUT I think that motor on the outside has also practical issues. The speed on a spinning circle is much lower on the outside than on the inside. Now imagine how fast the motor turns. As you see the motor already has a gear ratio (from a little 8-teeth gear to a huge 40-teeth gear). Now imagine the gearbox needed to drive the carrousel from the inside! I claim it would not fit inside the carrousel in combination with the mechanism for up-and-down. 2nd BUT: TLC could have built the motor and battery box in a a little building next to the carrousel, like in the inside of the ticket office

Hi there I built this train in MLCAD http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=377940 Sebastian

There are five things I noticed: (from left to right) 1. this seems to be a new piece with matches with this 2. how are these tan lines built? I hope they aren't stickers... 3. this piece? but it seems like there is a tile on top of it 4. a new piece (like this but lower) 5. are the wheels copied from BBB? In the new issue from railbricks it is said that TLG haven't got informations about these wheels there are no waterstamps on this picture so I decided to show it here

no, there isn't a set with this number. maybe you mean 10184 (town plan) or 10174 (AT-ST) also there are sets 10190 (market street), 10191 (star justice), 10192 (space skulls) and 10193 (medieval market), but no 10194

10194 Emerald Night All new LEGO classic! With piston-powered wheels, this train is an all-new LEGO® classic! Here comes the Emerald Night! Build this incredible classic-styled train with loads of amazing details, from the steam locomotive with furnace to the opening tender and dining car with removable roof, opening doors and detailed interior. Measures 27.2" (68cm) long! Includes three minifigures, elements in rare colors and all-new large train wheels with piston motion! Add LEGO® Power Functions to motorize. This classically-styled train features a steam locomotive with furnace, opening tender, dining car with removable roof, opening doors and detailed interior! Train measures 27.2" (68cm) long Lots of authentic touches including elements in rare colors and all-new large train wheels with piston motion! Includes 3 minifigures! Motorize your Emerald Night by adding LEGO Power Functions #8882 Power Functions XL Motor, #8867 Flexible Train Track, #8878 Power Functions Rechargeable Battery Box, #8887 Transformer 10v DC adapter, #8884 Power Functions IR Receiver,#8870 Power Functions LED Lights, #8879 Power Functions IR Speed Remote Control! Pictures link to HR version which can be +7000.pxl All pictures ©2009 The LEGO Group and used here with permission.

Count me in too please!

Hi I found the answer. There are 470.00 in the 2D-World. I forgot to crush the very first and second blocks...

Hi I'm currently playing the Lego Batman Videogame and have a problem to finish it. I'm talking about the bonus Level, called "Wayne Minor" where you have to find 1.000.000. My problem: I only can find 980.000 - in the "Super-Mario-like"-Part I found 450.000 - in the area with the chequered pattern I destroyed all propellors and got 500.000 - after those two areas you come back to the outside of Wayne Minor and both times you can grap 10.000 - after the garden work (destroying all molehills and plants) you get another 10.000 makes 980.000 in total. The bulldozer and the lawn mover are pointless. The don't do anything I can't do with any armed character. Does someone know where I can find the last 20.000? Thanks for reading. Best wishes Sebastian