Captain Zuloo

That would be the pantograph, and it is indeed built very nicely. And if you didn't want to cut bricks, couldn't you have used one of these instead of cheese slopes?

Nope, you can build it as big as you like! Yeah, we can allow that. For something like your sigfig or the like, sure.

I agree there were a few ums and arrrrrr!s, but it was the first episode, come on! I recorded Episode #10 which is to be released on Saturday, and I can garuntee you it is a lot better. As for the time, I don't think we should have a set time, I think we would run better just going for however long there is something interesting to talk about. I have a list of questions in front of me, and however long it takes to answer them is how long the interview goes.

HOLY MEGABLOCKS! Wow, you did an awesome job of that one. I'm very impressed. I bet it looks funny going around L gauge corners though. I really can't offer you any feedback, because to me, it's perfect already.

I'll discuss it with the others, but we already have two... But thanks for the offer, and I'll get back to you!

Unfortunately your Brickshelf folder isn't pulic yet, but from that one image, your train looks fantastic! Only thing I would suggest, although it might be a little late now, is that all the cars could be dark red. They would look very uniform that way. But hey,I'm just picky. You built an awesome train, and I wish you the best of luck in the contest.

That's fine, we take second language into consideration remember? So just do your best and you've got a good chance!

Feel free to send them to me - they won't get lost.

Haha, the funny thing is that the most common part, the most common head around is the only part in top condition still! Unlucky Armendariz. Maybe you need a safe for your Bluecoats.

Credit to Erdbeereis for his brilliant voice talents too. Enjoy!

Credit to Erdbeereis for his brilliant voice talents too. Enjoy!

That train hangs out over curves waaaaay too much. That would be just as much of a problem if not more that 10194.

Looking great Woody! I'll be sure to feature these on Classic-Pirates.com in the near future!

You'll be sorry you said that... Check your PM inbox.

I'm assuming that means that oil was pumped to the boiler from the tender via some form of hose?

G'day train lover, and welcome to Eurobricks!

Haha, this is officially my favourite entry! So random, clever, funny and genius at the same time. A great novelt entry, this would be brilliant racing around a train layout. Great work!

Hey Alywin, Eurobricks has a maximum image size policy of 800x600 to keep loading times down for those with slower connections. You can find a tutorial on resizing images here. Your MOC is quite impressive, but with smaller images, you are more likely to get more feedback.

Hey Cooper! That is a brilliant train, I didn't realise that foward cab trains were real. So they fed the boiler through the front of the loco? Good luck with this contest mate, you're sure to come out well.

And frontpaged on Classic-Pirates.com here.

Hey matey! Although not a huge amount of animation in that (other than the mouth syncing) I found that quite amusing. And then the text to speech at the end. Great work!

I don't think so, but I'll ask the others.

Happy birthday guys, I hope you had a great Saturday!

Are you volunteering?

Might be a little too time consuming though.