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Cool! I really like the small red tamper. The 1x1 round plates that you used for wheels on the reference system is a nice touch, too.

Hi Everyone! I've been lurking around here for ages, admiring everyone's great work and getting ideas! I'm ready to start building again and sharing as well! Quarantine has brought me out of my dark ages. The last time I really built was around 2012. I didn't have my bricks when I went to grad school and fell off of the hobby. I'm a big fan of steam engines and love mountain railroads. I've been lucky enough to visit multiple of the Colorado railroads (Durango & Silverton, Cumbres & Toltec, Royal Gorge Railway) and I've taken a lot of inspiration from them. My plan is to start building some scenes and steam trains from that area/era. Here's a couple pictures from the last major build that I did back in undergrad. I may make a dedicated post if I can take some better pics. Looking forward to learning and sharing builds with y'all! (I'm from Texas, hush ) I present, Windowsill Town! Windowsill Town-1 by Mark, on Flickr Windowsill Town-2 by Mark, on Flickr @electropie That's a great looking setup you have started! I'm starting to experiment building some cliffs and rockwork. Man, that gets tedious!

Test post 640x362 Windowsill Town-1 by Mark, on Flickr 362x640 Windowsill Town-2 by Mark, on Flickr

Thanks guys! Looking forward to sharing!

Hi Everyone! My name is Mark. I'm 29, and have recently gotten back into Lego following my dark ages in grad school. My main interest is building trains, train related buildings, and layout scenery (I've been lurking around the Train Tech Forum for ages, haha!). However, I recently picked up Pirates of Barracuda Bay and wow, what a set! I may have to break out my old pirate sets to moc with too! Excited to be a part of the community! Mark