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    True, but as my one-handed grandfather used to say, safety is overrated!
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    True - I don't understand why they don't produce something that looks like an F7 but with modern technology inside. It could bring at least a little of the glamour back to passenger service. Anyway, these are really nice models, @zephyr1934! The curved car bodies are just brilliant.
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    Let n = the number of segments to make a complete circle. Let x = the angle in degrees between each segment. Then x = 360 / n (assuming you want equal angles between all segments).
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    That's excellent! The landscaping and birch trees are really well built, and that's some nice part use with the droid arms for the fence!
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    Nice! I think small-scale ships like this are more impressive than larger models because of the creativity required to get details right. Excellent work!
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    That's awesome! The interior is really nice, as well as the landscaping. Well done!
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    That's beautiful! I like the brick-built lining technique.
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    Awesome! This looks like something Baron von Barron would buy with the treasure he...er..."liberates."
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    Very nice, especially the beautiful stained glass and the fountain. The chandelier is clever too.
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    Wow wow wow. Wow. The stonework, the different techniques for roofs, and the half-timbered buildings are all incredible. Nice smaller details too, like the horse droppings in the street and the way the minifigures are posed. You've truly created a masterpiece!
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    Beautiful! I love the hull technique and the rigging details.
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    I only floss with 14.5x114mm cartridges, thank you very much.
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    You might consider building the sides in SNOT rather than stacked bricks for a thinner profile. Then your vertical supports could be as little as one plate thick.
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    It would depend at what scale you want to build. For a minifig-scale (can of worms defining that, I know) build, I would probably make the round part octagonal using smaller straight sections on hinges. Check out this topic by @soccerkid6 for some helpful tutorials including round towers. Also, I believe many medieval buildings were originally whitewashed, so you would have a good reason to build in white.
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    I also prefer the 16th and 17th centuries. I'm fascinated by the technology and tactics of the time, especially the dragoons/cavalry troopers that inspired this vignette for a fantasy story I'm working on.
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    Nice work! The GT3 has always been one of my favorite experimental locomotives (probably because it looks so much like a steam engine) and you've captured it well.
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    That's an excellent rendition of quite an unusual locomotive! The sand green livery looks really nice.
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    This is beautiful! So many great details!
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    What a shame. The ship's tragic history is fascinating enough on its own even if a movie had never been made about it. Also, the 1953 Clifton Webb/Barbara Stanwyck movie was better. Change my mind.
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    I had no idea they had experimented with 8-wide way back then. Those steam engines at the top of the last image make me drool! Thanks for posting the article!
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    That's a lovely combination of modern techniques with classic style. Well done!
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    Excellent wagons! The changes to the locomotive are amazing!
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    Nice render! She looks ready to take on the Ori!
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    We southerners already have one, y'all!
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    Amazing! I love the textures and detailing of the roof and stonework!
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