julencin2000

In response to MarcusV3, I've processed the video with brand new english subtitles. Here: http://www.vimeo.com/4800538 Hope you enjoy it, dedicated to Eurobricks people ^.^

Thanks for the idea, MarcusV3: I could renderize it again but with english subtitles... Edit: thanks to TheBrickster for fixing the title (^_^)¬¬)

Yes, it's 10194 ^_^

Hello everyone. I've uploaded a video on vimeo.com showing off how the Emerald Night is built. Also, some photographs were made during the process. I hope you like it, it's dedicated to our spanish LUG, 'Hispalug'. Video: http://www.vimeo.com/4476189 Video with english subtitles: This One Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/julencin2000/...57617352496381/ The train was built this way: first the tender, then the car and finally the engine. The building guides are numbered to build first the engine then the tender and car, but I think it's better my way ^_^ Enjoy, and all comments are welcome! Edit: oops, I had a mistake in the title, it's 10194. Can I fix the title of the post?

Yes, US only. Disapointed. T-T'

Thanks for the early review, I think this set is really affordable, very good ratio price pieces.

These space hinges were widely available in Pick'a'Brick of Legoland Germany this summer. Every implementation is welcome, of course ^^ Nice model, I like it a lot.

Color scheme of vehicles: I like it. Color scheme of minifigs: they look like "community workers"; don't like it. Pieces: I like the variety. Helmets: horrible U.U' So, we'll see, but perhaps it is going to be another galidor or so. One year and...

Raffle time me too!! ^.^

I do not use this technique because if you keep them stacked for a very long time, bricks loose their 'tightness" (don't know how to say it in english); into piles or into MOCs, it's the same.

What I really love is the perspective: look that ship, in the horizon, so far and small ^_^ Congratulatios!!

Croc is not in the same league. So, between lovely Super Chief and BNSF, I get SFSC. Mainly because it was part of one of the best train sets in history (well, separate serial number sets but a whole thing nevertheless) that was 10020+10022+10025. And of course, color scheme and design: I love the detachable roof, BNSF is only a green block in comparison.

How much?

Those official explanations doesn't explain why Amazon shipping is so cheap compared to Shop @ Home shipping. In case of Spain, Amazon.de ships for only 6 euros. S@H doubles this quote. Why?

Well done!

Saw it in Nannan's gallery; it's beautiful, so great idea to bring back Fabuland characters into these sceneries. Congratulations for both the Fabuland revival, and for this fantastic vignette.

Thanks for the comments, you are right: legs are skinnny and the chest thing is too blocky T-T It's hard to keep it standing. I'm very critic with all my stuff ^_^ so sure I'll design a new one. (by the way, \(^.^)/ I'm indexed!! ^_^)

Thanks for all your comments!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I've uploaded a short video showing the transformation:

I've read the rules for the Indy contest, and I have a story for that, I'll try to find the words in english (it's not my idiom) and I'll post it ^^ Thanks for the heads up, Sinner ^^ (I'll explain then what's Indy doing there hehe)

:laugh: thanks for sharing, yours is a great job!!

With a crew of four, here I present to you my very first steampunk MOC: Sorry for these awful photo quality -_-' as soon as possible I'll make better ones. This was built for a steampunk contest in our spanish forum. You can see more MOCs here. BS GALLERYí flickr GALLERY

Thanks for view and comment everybody ^.^, it was hard to get both shapes, car and, of course, Autobot* ^_^ *:

Here is my entry to our contest in Hispalug, "one set one MOC". We have bought one 4939 and we've designed several alternates model. This is mine: He is called 'conflict solver' because when a conflict is beginning (like who's first in this crossroad), one pushes the "SOLVE button" and... The conflict: Why are you called conflict solver? I see: Gallery with one more alternate, and our contest topic.

Beautiful rendition of the original, you have catched the color scheme very well, and the overall design is fantastic. I like a lot the detachable roofs. It would be nice to see it running ^^

Not an easy scene to recreate, but you've done it very well, and pictures are dramatic and cinematic. Very well done