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Nice designs for the cannon and the roof! Going by the flag, I suppose these troops are under General Kenobi's command! Great work!
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Nice! I like the portcullis and arrow slits.
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Steam Train Boilers- ideas anyone
Pdaitabird replied to Coal Fired Bricks's topic in LEGO Train Tech
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Here's a link to a tutorial showing you how to embed images from Flickr. Flickr Tutorial
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Very nice! I actually prefer the real version - that one orange tile works great as weathering!
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Nice job using the undersides of plates for wall texture! Looks good.
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My prediction for next year: UCS Mouse Droid...life-size with power functions!
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Beautiful! The roof, the rock work...and how about those diagonal tiles!
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Nice! That sliding window is a cool feature.
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Very cool! Nice job getting those angles on the wings.
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That's fantastic! I especially like the technique used for the bay window.
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What would people want from a suspended railway set
Pdaitabird replied to Greenstar's topic in LEGO Train Tech
I'd like to see an elevated train set that includes a Forney-type locomotive similar to those used on New York's elevated railway in the late 19th century.- 20 replies
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The building and the carriage look great! Excellent details all around!
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Station Canopy - inspired by Copenhagen Central Station
Pdaitabird replied to brickostan's topic in LEGO Train Tech
That's a lovely station! The roller coaster tracks look really good as roof supports and the dark red color scheme is nice. -
Wow - that's both massive and wonderfully detailed! Well done!
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@carebear @The Reader @jimmynick Thank you! Thanks! Most of my parts are from the 90s, so I figured I'd stick with the style of that era!
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That's beautiful! So many great details and techniques.
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[COR-CHIII-CATB] An ominous plant
Pdaitabird replied to Legonaut's topic in Brethren of the Brick Seas
Nice build and story! I like the SNOT techniques for the shore and water. -
Nice little shunter! I like the brake van too.
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@The Reader Thank you! Here is a picture of the underside - it should give you a better idea of how the hull is constructed: The brown bricks are to fill in gaps when viewed from above. It's surprisingly sturdy; I'm holding it by the mast in the picture. A 3L bar holds the sides together at the bow. For more information, I would refer you to @kurigan's topic here. He came up with the hull technique to begin with.
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She looks great with those curved slopes on the hull! Looking forward to seeing your progress!
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Great micro-build!
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[SR ChIIICatB] Oleonda's First Stable
Pdaitabird replied to Fraunces's topic in Brethren of the Brick Seas
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This looks good! The details in the bakery and kitchen really stand out.