Captain Zuloo

Brakes is the other one with the master key. And I'm not sure if I should allow weapons to leave the train. Let me think about that one for a while... And as I have skills in train engineering, I'll go with group 1.

<shouts out window>Good people of Willoughby, could you please assist the Emerald Night and your visitors (and maybe even your economy) with a large quantity of coal?</shouts out window>

Hmmm...a general store in a small town like this would have enough coal packs to power a locomotive like 10194? Unlikely I think. Surely if it's just water it should heat and evapourate in the boiler anyway?

Any idea what the liquid substance is? And where will you replenish our supply from?

So does it look like a problem with the engine or a problem with the fuel? And why does wet coal make us stop so suddenly? And yes, the doors are locked and they are outside. I don't think there is even a platform - what are the chances of us breaking down right at a platform?

Hehehehe, nice. I look foward to seeing more characters. So have I got this right: You're making a cominc of Romeo and Juliet in LEGO form?

So long as it goes in YOUR cabin. Sabotage? How is a warning to stay on board and get the hell out sabotage? I'm just as full of ideas as to why we're told to leave as you are, but I don't really like this town, so I'm happy to comply with warnings.

If you are refering to the high voltage power lines, I think they're for powering the 4.5v (or is it 12v) stuff. From what I understand, that system runs a huge amount of cables.

After being warned of a danger in this town, I'm asking all passengers to return to the train, and I'm going to lock the doors. *blows the train whistle to alert any passengers that have left to return*. I'm still working out what exactly is wrong, but I'll keep you all posted. Please hurry, I ask for your co-operation in this matter. Thank you.

My final call is - you may go ahead and get off the train. AT YOUR OWN RISK. And when we fix the train, we'll blow the whistle and wait 30 minutes. And if you don't come, then you miss the train. So your decision...

What does that mean? How do you misplace coal - you were with Mark Williams in the loco right? Did he put coal in the wrong place? Intentionally? Where is Mark? I'm just as unsure about this sudden stop as you are. And there aren't any hidden doors etc - this is a train.

Steve, have you sourced the problem with our train yet? I helped build the Emerald, so I know a few things about her - let me know when you need my help.

Well, we shall resume our accusations once we get this train moving. I was largely involved in designing this loco, so I'll probably have a good idea how to fix it. So whilst myself and the other two engine staff check out the problem, stay here - no-one get out or we'll leave you behind. And stop accusing me of things, I'm doing a little research so I can clear things up a bit...

Correct, it was locked up. But only in my office - so I moved it to a much safer spot, a secure locker. Now the next person that calls me a liar, I'll put you off at the next stop1

Yeah, I have no idea what TheBrickster was thinking - the game he's hosting mostly contains players from Australia/New Zealand, so all the action happens when he's asleep!

Well, even though it's not along the way, lets make that dynamic movement shall we?

I'll come with you if you like, I'm sick of being accused of lying to people. I'll make a dynamic movement to the loco - unless you have other reasons for speaking with him...

Are you accusing me of lying sir? PM god if you aren't certain about the crew having them too.

*sighs* We all have lockers there, staff included.

To lock that knife up - I have no secure place for it in my office (so I have been told ). Didn't I answer that a few pages ago?

I dynamically moved a while ago. Correct, there is nothing of Mrs Thornton's in there. Brakes and I have master keys and we are responsable for arranging lockers. The only person who has requested a locker is Elanor. LEGO people have fingers?

Welcome! After watching your brickfilms, I am very pleased you have joined us. I know how much effort goes into a 30 second film let alone a 10 minute one! So welcome to Eurobricks, and I hope we can all learn something from you.

Dynamic Movement to the luggage/supply car.

I'm in full agreement there! Congratulations to our three winners, and thank ye for all the votes all you guys gave me. Also, a giant thank you to our fantastic Zorro for hosting this contest - it was great to have a practicle purpose to build a MOC. Thanks heaps mate! Congrats again to the three winning entries, and enjoy your prizes SlyOwl!

No, it just means that I need to be more specific about my Night Move instructions.