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  1. Pdaitabird
    Nice diorama and excellent posing on IG-11 too.
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    Wow, that's awesome! And here I thought British Railways had a tight loading gauge!
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    @koalayummies "Cool" technique for brick-built penguins! (Pun intended!)
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    Oooh, nice models! Very cool tribute to the 12v era!
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    If you wnt to build in the style of the 1980s, the 7777 Ideas Book might give you some inspiration.
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    The building looks good and I especially like the design for the sign. I think your bookstore looks better than the recently revealed modular set!
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    1/8-inch nylon tubing (3.17mm, a bit closer to Lego's own 3.2mm flex tube) would probably fit better in clips and is available in bulk from Grainger and other suppliers.
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    Not in the movie "Speed!"
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    Nice design! I like the color scheme on the Pullmans!
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    Nice part use with the snowshoes as ties!
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    Great job getting such a good likeness at so small a scale!
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    He who must not be named...must not be named.
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    Wow, that's a huge and nice looking crane! The name is very fitting!
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    Nice streamliner! It has a very recognizable 1930s aesthetic.
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    There are two main ways to go about it: 1 - Be born into a wealthy family. 2 - Marry into a wealthy family. I'm going to have to work on the second option if I'm ever going to ballast more than a circle of track.
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    Nice! As much as I like the steamers, that diesel is definitely a good fit for a maintenance-of-way train!
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    Ok, I'll bite. As an engineer, I'd like to see a Lego character representing my profession. I know design engineers aren't usually associated with adventure, but a forensic engineer could be a cool character - he could work with the police using physics (mass of cars, length of skid marks, etc.) to determine who was at fault in a collision. It might make STEM careers more interesting to kids too.
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    That's quite a nice truck. Best of luck in the contest!
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    @LEGO Train 12 Volts Thanks! I'm pretty much forced to use plates for the roof since I don't have that many slopes. And I think I got the last black dog at the local Lego store's BAM tower!
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    @zephyr1934 Thanks! I've added another building to the layout - there are more pictures of the Reformation Pub over in the town forum.
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    I don't venture into the town forum that much, but I thought I'd share some detail shots of the latest addition to my Christmas Layout. The Reformation Pub is my first attempt at a small "semi-modular"-style building. I've given it at least some interior on each floor, with a removable second story and an opening roof. This fellow has clearly had too much! The sign is a bit of an inside joke...many reformed theologians are quite fond of fermentation! The first floor contains a kitchen, a table for two, a fireplace, and a stairway. The second floor contains guest quarters with a second fireplace, bed, tables, and a water closet. The back of the building: In place in the Christmas layout: Thanks for looking - comments and criticisms welcome! Soli Deo Gloria
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    Wow, what an amazing build! My favorite part is the shooting range.
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    Looking good! It's refreshing to finally see a space-themed train that isn't a monorail.
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    Wow, great representation of the original, and nice job getting all the motor parts to fit inside!
  25. Pdaitabird
    @Max_Bricks Thank you!
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