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An amazing build! I love the details! 5.7 meters?! How hard is it to build such a tall model? Felipe

Thanks for the review of this great set 'scottwb2010'! The paramedics look fantastic! And it isn't so big, European ambulances are usually very tall. However the quality isn't very good, but it works for me. BTW: you wrote Preview instead of Review! Felipe

They are all looking cool, especially the off-raod truck! But I think the wheels of the smaller trucks are too big... Felipe

Awesome! Great Idea! Do you have some pictures of inside? I hope we will se some other movies! Felipe

I'm not sure if this was posted (I assume it was), because it's a major bug, but it can be fixed in LDD, however it's still annyoing. #6541, #32000, #3700, #3701 (and any other brick with hole) can't be connected right to a Plate 1x1 without any effort. The plate is just to high: This leads to this situation: and also to this: It can be fixed with a right proceeding, but it's strange, that an illegal connection is allowed in LDD, while not designed right. Felipe

Awesome. Your huge amount of details is always impressive. And the Fenestron is looking Great! Felipe

Wow. Just Wow. At first i was wondering why a "normal" excavator was mentioned on the frontpage, but after your post i fully understand why. This should be one of the most complex builds ever made in Lego. You put an incredible amount of effort in this. Well done! And a great usage of nxt for the joysticks! Felipe

I have visited it a several times and I am every time impressed, by their passion and creativity they put into this incredible layout. My favourite area is the Airport, but the driving fire brigades in the whole layout are also fantastic! A must-see, at least when you are in Hamburg!

Yes, i mentioned the wrong position too late! I'm not really sure what you mean... And I'm glad you like it!

Interesting. What about a road and some grass? :D

You have a Problem to connect the Coal Chassis and the lokomotive, am I right? I think a Solution is to Build a Connection with bricks, get the Chassis in the right Position and delete the Connection then. Oder auf Deutsch: Bau einfach einen Stein als "Ankerpunkt" und bring so den Kohletender in die richtige Position. Dann einfach den Stein löschen und fertig. Gruß Felipe

Amazing Cars, they look amazing even in this wide! I'm really liking the Police Car!

It's LDD!

Hello Guys, I just wanted to show my prototype of a German ICE 3 (DB Class 403/407), at the moment the most modern high-speed train in Germany (The pool of ICEs currently will recieve some brandnew ICE 3 (DB Class 407), but there are some delays (as always)). The brand "InterCityExpress" is one of the most successfull brands in Germany and reaches a 100% degreee of popularity. It was designed from Siemens and they developed it further into the "Velaro" platform. Velaros are driving in Russia, Spain, China and will become the next generation of Eurostar trains, which traverse the Channel tunnel. But after so much of talking, here are the pics: (I know it needs some work)

Uhh, the back of a Volvo is alway very difficult to build... ... but you did a amazing way! In my opinion a Volvo with it's typically corrugation would look better with a 4wide upper part. You could use a windscreen from TLG, which makes it much easier, or not?

Hello Red Giant, These are awesome buildings! The painting on the white house is great! Felipe

Could someone send my a pm with the pics, if it's allowed? Felipe

Hello Danim, Your ambulance is great! I really like the front, but maybe you cold raise the lights on stud higher directly below the slopes? Felipe Oh, and how can you say that your ambulance is based on Lego's 2012 version? Did you get some pics of it?

Oh sorry, i missed these comments. Thanks for your comments and I'm glad you like it! Felipe

I'm not happy with the new sorting. Why are tiles in the modified plates group? It doesn't make sense in my opinion...

I'm not familiar with both...

Funny review ! It was a good idea to quote from the movies, that was very cool. But didn't agree with your judgment about the engine, the engine in 4504 was much better...

Just a question: Is it possible to use OpenOffice.org Base instead of MS Access? It's free and can also be used on Mac and Linux. Should be a great advantage. As i heard OpenOffice porgrams aren't as different as MS's originals, or are there to big differences?

I have also Problems. Are there some maintance works or something like that?