Barbossa
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About Barbossa
- Birthday 08/30/1977
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Awesome, a nice piece of art! Looking forward to see more *y*
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Welcome to Eurobricks QuinlanVos
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Welcome to Eurobricks legoman94 Enjoy your stay!
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That
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All this talk about red buttons begins to worry the radio operator in Blohmton, but Mayor Barbossa doesn
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Wow, that
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Your City Park looks really nice. I love it, that
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I want both *y*
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Blohmton's new (eehh old) supply truck;
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Mayor Barbossa have finale closed the deal and Blohmton City have finally received their first military supply truck. Unfortunately the price got a bit higher then Mayor Barbossa had in mind, the seller even refused to hand it over with full gas tank. That bastard! Good thing is that four dedicated soldiers have volunteered for service and are ready to stay put and support the EN. This is Private Caparzo (driver), Private Reiben, Private Mellish and Captain Miller Picture of the unit will be posted in the army database thread.
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As Slyowl already mentioned, yes it leaves some tiny scratches because it removes the painting in a different way. I will not recommend it for removing prints from glass or transparent bricks. I have only use tooth paste on minifig torsos and when the print has been removed I have always placed a decal on the surface afterwards. For that propose the tooth paste works great. I have tried with nail polish remover but I won't recommend that (at least not the one I used), it almost removed the whole torso, speaking of strong chemicals! And girls use this on their nails, crazy! Unfortunately I have not had the chance to try with brasso yet so I can't compare it to that.
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Hello Getsome and welcome to EB I have seen the pictures of your layout on brickshelf, nice to see that you have decided to post them on EB. Your hospital is also my favourite. Keep it up *y* BRGds Barbossa
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German Army mounted band, Paris, 1940.
Barbossa replied to Doctor Sinister's topic in Special LEGO Themes
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Many great entries, but in the end I voted for Bonaparte. A beautiful ship, steam ON! *y*
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I have actually been using tooth paste when removing paint from my minifgs. Works well but takes some time; the good thing is that your minfig breath improves quite a lot. :-)