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  1. Pdaitabird
    Wow, great details everywhere! I especially like how the axe head is stuck into the stud on the log - I didn't know that connection was possible!
  2. Pdaitabird
    Nice 90s style on that truck!
  3. Pdaitabird
    Great job packing so much detail into such a small scale!
  4. Pdaitabird
    Congrats on the frontpage!
  5. Pdaitabird
    Looking good - that's a great technique for the nose!
  6. Pdaitabird
    That's amazing! Great job getting lots of details while keeping the 12v style!
  7. Pdaitabird
    That looks amazing! Great work!
  8. Pdaitabird
    While I don't plan on buying the Crocodile (or any official set), I'm glad that TLG chose a visually interesting prototype. So many electric locomotives, especially modern ones, look like either boxes on wheels or airplanes with their wings cut off! But the Crocodile has a nice "old school" look, like something out of a Jules Verne novel. I hope it sells well!
  9. Pdaitabird
    Brilliant use of those technic panels on the hopper!
  10. Pdaitabird
    Studio has worked well for me...I run it on Windows 7 with no issues. There isn't much learning curve compared to LDD. They have up-to-date parts and you can import custom parts like BBB wheels.
  11. Pdaitabird
    That's amazing! It would look right at home in Admiral Dewey's fleet!
  12. Pdaitabird
    Nice improvements!
  13. Pdaitabird
    Really nice - I like how you made the split logs in the tender.
  14. Pdaitabird
    Nice design!
  15. Pdaitabird
    I use a 4' x 4' piece of plywood painted green. Since none of my bildings are very tall, I can slide it under the guest bed to get it out of the way.
  16. Pdaitabird
    That's a great looking locomotive! I think regular yellow would work fine. Back in my day, that was the only shade of yellow we had!
  17. Pdaitabird
    That's a nice detailed shunter in a small package! I like the color scheme and the clever power system.
  18. Pdaitabird
    Wow, I didn't know that Studio could do that - it's very effective!
  19. Pdaitabird
    That's amazing! How did you achieve the weathered look of the roof? A mix of old and new grey?
  20. Pdaitabird
    That's a nice detailed build and a cool action scene!
  21. Pdaitabird
    If you're willing to modify Lego, you can achieve a similar result yourself without even drilling holes in the weels. I glued a short cross axle to each rear wheel of a 9v motor for my shunter. A cross axle fits where a pin doesn't, as you can angle it 45 degrees. The Kragle is strong enough that you wouldn't have to worry about it working loose over time. If you use separate wheels it should be easier than gluing onto a 9v motor.
  22. Pdaitabird
    Very impressive! The locomotive is amazing on its own, but even better with that rake of coaches!
  23. Pdaitabird
    Nice job on a difficult locomotive to translate into Lego! Instantly recognizable.
  24. Pdaitabird
    Very nice detailing, and it all looks properly British!
  25. Pdaitabird
    Nice! I like the color scheme and the design for the gun turrets.
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