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  1. bnesty
    Luka, great work, congratulation !
  2. bnesty
    As a huge western fan, it's amazing layout for me. So many details, nice rocks, interesting building. Fort is great.
  3. bnesty
    Tnx for all your comments and suggestions :)
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    Hello Western fans, I want to present you my Western town shown at LUG Skockani last show, held in november, 2017. If you follow my posts on eurobricks, you have seen my previous version of town, a couple months ago. Compared to the previous layout, there are plenty of new MOCs (church, graveyard, school, cantina etc). Also, I made one more building (two made earlier) from legendary Western modular town. It not a simply copy, but very similar in shape with "original" one. Find it :) ? My next steps- I have to work on terrain, make it more brick-built, put tiles on rails and do some more buildings like blacksmith and etc. Enjoy :)
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    Wow ! Amazing work ! I'll be honest, I'll stole some ideas for my western layout. I hope to see new expand of this work
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    Hi! I want to share with you my last Western MOC - School . This is my first western creation where I used cheese bricks for façade. My personal opinion, these cheese bricks look much better than altern for this, using plates and tiles for hut imitation. School bell: Here is interior with all necessary like board, benches, furnace and, of course, canes
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    as huge western fan, i am glad to see western MOCs. Building technique is not so complicated, but overall opinion is great, i love this color scheme, brickbuilt saloon sign, hinge walls and etc. great work at all
  8. bnesty
    Nice work, I love this everything made from "regular" bricks,
  9. bnesty
    wow, amazing work, congratulations
  10. bnesty
    Yes, your sugestions are on mine mind for long time, but it will be done in far future , cause these MOC works need huge bulk of bricks. And money shortage is always problem ? Thanks all for your posts
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    Hello my friends, I would like to intraduce you my Westen layout presented in last exibition of my LUG held couple week ago. Here you can see all my Western MOCs made in past few years together : In this pic you can see these two famous building, never released ideas project "Western modulars". I decided to make partial revival. Saloon is 80% of original, and this white building is apx 70% of orginal.
  12. bnesty
    Wow! I have no word to describe this beauty
  13. bnesty
    For all fans of Western, another work from my kitchen. Traditionally, another Western MOC - Undertaker. It is known how hard to live and more easy to die in the West. So, something like this, more than necessary. A little about the origin and inspiration. The first time I'd seen the "Assembly square", looked at all his great details, one really caught the eye. So far, garage door is used a few times as a glass/roof in a modular, etc., but the idea that it is used for glass window - blew my mind. This is an excellent solution for front of some western buildings. And here it is how it looks: undertaker1 by Borko Bnesty I decided to use black slopes that I had no clue to use before. I think these slopes fit good Details of upper part of building: Details of shopwindow: Interior details: Thats all folks, I hope you enjoy this review
  14. bnesty
    Excellent MOC, like real object
  15. bnesty
    what to say ! Just amazing ! So many details, perfect build technique
  16. bnesty
    Unfortunatelly not, interior is empty. There is only battery box and motor in first level
  17. bnesty
    Tnx all
  18. bnesty
    One of my favourite set I have. Beside it, I enjoy this reiew, tnx
  19. bnesty
    Amazing work, I like this stone walls, roofs are interesting, excited to see more
  20. bnesty
    Hello again, my dear Eurobricks friends. I would like to introduce you my last Wild West Moc - Paddle steamboat - Some fact about it: It has over 2000 bricks, incl. many tehnic bricks in boat hull to strengthen it construction. In white cabin I put battery box and one XL motor. How it works and moves paddles you can see in video on bottom of this post. I hope you will enjoy it VIDEO: http://www.youtube.com/embed/zIwAsDQi-AM
  21. bnesty
    Great work. I prefer this brick built style than using large pieces.
  22. bnesty
    Great work, I have to say little masterpiece. Expecting to see your next MOCs
  23. bnesty
    Yes, print on ordinary laser printer I used vintage tehnic bricks for angle
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    Hello my friends, here is my last MOC "Livery Stable" just made for past exhibition of my LUG Front view, with entrance for horses and for cowboys on the side there are saddle holders On the other side of building there is canopy for storing hay and etc . In the upper right of front facade is located jack and " door" in the attic for storage stocks of hay and other supplies for horses a liittle bit about construction technique . The support consists mainly of 1x1 Brick with one stud . Second layers is made using plates in various dimensions and " finishing " layer are obviously made with Tiles. Back side: Horses have open boxes , there is a wooden trough for hay, barrels with water . On the floor grilles for easy cleaning . One more pic of MOC
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    Hello everyone ! I"ll present you one of my last MOCs. It is my version of famous 4547 Club Car: As original, it has doors on both sides: Details of exchange door: Details of wagon: For easier approach for the interior , it is possible to remove "glass" cover: The upper floor can be removed: There are two beds inside with taps and airconditions: This Club Car is part of my MOC passenger train. In this video you can see 4 wagons and train engine previuosly made. This Club Car will be great addtion to it. See you soon
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