Captain Zuloo

Well done TheBrickster! You have put together an impressive layout there. The design must make it fun to use, that's a great track plan. But I have 2 questions: What is the black plate opposite the train station for? And where does the station line go? Does it join on the other end to the rest of the loop? But great job, and I'm sure you're having fun with it.

Great work CopMike! This is a great MOC, fantastic idea for a monorail. It really captures the style of L trains and even a road tram or other kind of metro light rail transport. I like your use of those hinge parts for the doors, and I'm sure the MONO RAIL signs look great. Well done man, and thanks for sharing.

I hear there's ponies in this area. *licks lips* Does anyone have a torch or some form of light? And what's the time?

Hahahaha, very nice. Maybe to solve your three wheels on one car and two on the other, you could just make it two on both of them? And this train doesn't have IR control? Great modifications mate, well done!

I'm all for NE!

Make sure Herman stays out in front. I have bad vibes about why he is whistling so happily and singing about the Danger Tracks...He seems to know something about them that we don't...

Congrats everyone! Especially Bonaparte and CopMike, you guys will do a supurb job. But what is CALG represented by David Furphy? I've never heard about it.

Google is your friend. Acoording to Wikipedia (which is correct for a change): 'the term referred to ships which were as long as a ship-of-the-line and were square-rigged on all three masts (full rigged), but were faster and with lighter armament, used for patrolling and escort. In most cases, they carried all their armament upon a single gun deck, while ships-of-the-line possessed multiple gun decks.' But how does a frigate relate to trains and town?

That would be the LEGO Group. Nicely done. I like that it retains the old style of the original set. The use of steam train wheel placement was nice. And pulling the maintenance train looks great!

Congratulations Bonataparte! I couldn't think of a better person for the job. It's great that Classic-Pirates.com has an ambassador now, and you certainly fit the bill. Kepp up the great work man, and I'm sure you'll serve us well into the future.

Perhaps the cabin is a little large. Possibly 1 or 2 windows on each side max? Although it might just seem to big without the rest of the brown hull. I think the angles also make it look big. But the ship is looking good my friend, and I look foward to seeing more progress!

This image might display what CGH means by looing wierd. I share the same opinion. See below:

I'd like to put the switches in the positions outlined by the binary numbers found at the airstrip.

Hello SeaMonkey, and welcome to Eurobricks and Classic-Pirates.com! As far as your request about ship construction goes, the fantastic Captain Green Hair is sharing his secrets on How To Build A Frigate. I'd have a look at that for ideas on advanced shipbuilding. Anyway, welcome to the forum, and make sure ye keep an eye out on the blog.

Trademarking brickfilms was the biggest load of megablocks... But Brick Flicks is catchy and unique. If it wasn't Shadows who suggested it, I might actually like it. Well done fellas.

That's a fantastic train SavaTheAggie! You did a great job. I'm not familiar with the actual train, but from the image you provided, you did a supurb job of replicating it. But would this loco have pulled by Pullman coaches?

As conductor and responsibility holder for the Emerald Express, I say we try the danger tracks. If they say danger, they are probbly perfectly safe, someone just put a danger sign there to keep us away. So I say we go to the danger tracks, but I want to ensure that everyone is with us the whole time. And I mean EVERYONE.

Well, isn't that interesting... Let's do a quick head count now so that we know who is and isn't potentially screwing with the Emerald Express. Because another murder will occur if anyone touches my train... Well no need to waste time, I say we take this thing down the line to the croc.

We're just trying to fix up some glitches that have been making things tricky.

Tops film man, the animation was supurb as were the effects. Your music was nice and it's great you were using an original score. This is a very high quality brickfilm, and I'm glad you decided to share it with us on Eurobricks!

Haha, we certainly won't be able to beat places like BiM as a stronger brickfilming community, just as we won't be able to beat Classic-Castle.com as a medieval community. The point is, that Eurobricks tries to cover as many themes as possible, the site accommodates for everyone's interests. So the Eurobricks Comic and Brickfilm forum is by far the best already...of all the brickfilm forums in all-round forums. Sorry if my earlier posts were unclear.

Fantastic work, looks a lot like the real thing. It might even be worth creating stickers for this one. Well done.

Certainly, and I do apologize for our rudeness. As much as I would have liked to have you all on the train, it's against LRTS policies. Although, there is no reason why we can't bring a table outside of the train for dinner tonight and all have dinner together! I would like to inspect the fuel tanker and see if there is anything that might pose a hazard or anything unusual about it.

Fantastic, please do. GIMP is a program that I'd like to learn to use, so a tutorial would be fantastic!

Fantastic man, I like the hole in one of those trees, a very nice design there. Tops, and well done on successfully using our feedback to better your MOC.