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    Post it up! The rest of us would love to see it!
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    This is what diesels' nightmares are made of!!! Great work!
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    Your wheels look excellent! I have noticed when printing cylindrical parts at my job, there is often a "seam" where the print head starts and ends each layer. Did you experience this problem?
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    One thing that I've always found uninteresting about the Lego City theme is its modern-day setting. So I based my town and railway layout on my admittedly romanticized idea of a typical English seaside village in the late 19th century. It's still very much a work in progress...you'll notice some empty areas that I still need to fill with greenery. Most of the buildings are very simple, as they are built within the constraint of only using pieces that I had on hand. Thanks for looking! Soli Deo Gloria
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    This looks great! My favorite parts are the roundhouse and turntable.
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    Impressive...most impressive. The hull shaping and brick-built sails look great!
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    Stunning! It really captures the style of 50s sci-fi!
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    Nice build! The style really fits the backstory of a frontier establishment.
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    I second this motion!
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    @Fraunces Thanks! I've already introduced her in Part 2 of "Mysterious Cargo" and plan to include her in more adventures soon!
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    That's a fantastic little steamer. It's more detailed than most larger models!
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    My first pirate set was 6254 Rocky Reef. For a small set, it had some great play features! My first (and only) ship was 6291, the Armada Flagship re-release.
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    Nice! I may have to steal - er, borrow your technique of using tires as horse collars!
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    These are some very nice vignettes! The backward helmets look good for heavy cavalry!
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    Chuck Swindoll once said, "The difference between something good and something great is attention to detail." This is something great.
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    @Ross Fisher Thank you!
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    Nice micro build! The cheese slopes work well as shingles.
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    Oh, ok. In that case, I'll either check with you or use a more vague title in the future. Thanks for the clarification!
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    Thanks - I wasn't sure how many there were!
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    @SteamSewnEmpire Thanks, and a good sugestion. Once the world gets back to normal, I'll probably try to find some better fabric...if I haven't taken the ship apart by then! @Mister Phes @victorycount Thank you!
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    That's a beautiful train - well detailed and proportioned!
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    It took several minutes before I realized that those last pictures were of the Lego model! Simply gorgeous!
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    Thanks all! I've now added Part 2 to the first post - as Paul Harvey would say, the rest of the story.
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    @Bodi @blackdeathgr @kurigan Thank you!
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    This little sloop is my second attempt at a sailing vessel. I decided to name her "Charlotte's Folly" because I cut the sails out of an old Charlotte 49ers t-shirt. Unlike my previous vessel, the sails can be furled and the tiller moves the rudder. She still uses @kurigan's hull technique, which works well for achieving a gentle curve using basic plates and tiles. She's equipped with a couple of small swivel guns amidships. Thanks for looking! Soli Deo Gloria
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