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First to mind, where do you Brickers get these parts from? Very cool model indeed, my grandson is going nuts right now over this. So am I, again, nice 5 star build, pleased to meet you Bricker. First to mind, where do you Brickers get these parts from? Very cool model indeed, my grandson is going nuts right now over this. So am I, again, nice 5 star build, pleased to meet you Bricker.

This is so cool, I just got here myself Doc, and now I find and am feeling a whole lot better now. We now have two doctors to choose from eh. Welcome to EB TheLegoDr. So, this guy walks into the new doctors office and asks if the Doc would give him a physical, The new Lego Dr said why? He said his usual Doctor, the Brickdoctor was out of town on vacation. He said sure, drop all the linen and put this gown on, I'll be back in few. The new "TheLegoDr" returned and completed the physical on the guy. The guy turns to the Dr and asks, so Doc, do you think I'll see 80? The Dr asks, do you smoke or drink alcohol? The guy answers, No, never, I don't take drugs either. The Dr asks, do you ever go camping or hiking? The guy answers, No, I may get hurt in some way. The Dr asks, do you ever play sports, like hockey or soccer? Nope, to hard on the knees the guy responds The Dr asks, well, how about food, do you eat french fries and hamburgers, chicken wings and beer? Never the guy says, not even once The wise new Doctor, looking rather disappointed, turns to the guy and says " So why the hell do you want to see 80?" Welcome to EuroBricks Sir

You really did some unusual things here J4ke, by that I mean methods I've never seen. At first glance with your primary photo, all I could think of was "cool", "nice ship" and "might give scorpion intersceptor a run for it's bricks". Second glance was Hmm?" Those look like parts from a ship I once built" You know I know what you think I mean to be what you did...... That Lego Star Wars ship from Padme's home planet. Awesome creation, and yes I looked at your Flickr pics, how else would I know to speak of perfection? I really like this, and please Sir, when I get around to posting Lusi, please say a few words. *Lusi, Lego Universe Scorpion Interceptor* Thanks for sharing this great creation J4ke

You didn't, you just imply it with your modelling skills. By the way, what crossed your mind when I suggested that George may....?

I think George would be proud, perhaps you should eMail him, he might offer you a position, if he truly appreciates talent.

Truly Epic in all proportions, I have Lego's original out of the box, but this is monumental. Such detail and attention to such. I had no idea you were an engineer, well done Sir, and thank you for sharing such a magnificent creation with us.

Oh good lord, another Aussie, welcome from a Newbie

Thanks for the heads up Sir and the link as well, you've given me a great deal to think about.

That's really cool MSC94, I'll have to look in the new members section and say hello there too. I really like the fact that you use real life photos to guide your building, I often do the same. I also must say that your single picture of each shows a great deal of modesty, I on the other hand get a little carried away sometimes. I also like the fact that you created something that went into service around the time I was born. Lego Era model contest, pick a decade and watch the history bricks come together. 5 stars, awesome creation and thanks for sharing Play Well Eh...The legodac Brickerage Firm Say Hello here buddy http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showforum=17

I didn't know Lego made 1 by 3 smooth tiles. Don't sweat it Bricker, your car is great, as a matter of fact I may have to borrow your design in an upcoming MoC I'm planning for my Club. Well done, can i have it? Please!!

I realize that it would be possible to wire without drilling Lego, Fibre optics would be the way to go in that case. JopieK, good day Sir, may I ask, what is SMD LED, I know the LED part. Pleased to meat you. I can appreciate your comment about non-Lego parts, however, unless you are willing to glue your Lego, the pole line construction would have proved to be much more difficult and requiring much more area. Remember, this layout runs through 3 rooms of my home and so does the shelf it sits upon.Please elaborate if I'm missing your point, there is always something for me to learn. Also, how would you have done the hydro poles?

Light Up My Lego Eh, for EB I purchased Lego’s Winter Toy Shop when it first came out,and yes, I bought more than one. The model came with this really cool LightBrick, that when pressed, lit the top of the model. It was so cool in fact that I decided to finish what had been started. A small review note: This model is awesome on many avenues,but the two that impressed me most were; the model is small enough that it can be put almost anywhere in your layout, second, it packs that special creative punch we are all looking for. #1 If you find Lego under a tree, it must be Christmas. #1 #2 These are all the tools you need to “Light Up Your Lego”,the pin vices are most important. #3 You should see my place after the sun goes down. =) #4 Now that’s what I call stealth, can you say Lego Olympics; sure, I knew you could. ;) #5 Our best friends are getting the rest of what we’ll need to complete this project, like mini 12 volt lights, solder etc. #6 Don’t get stuck in the duct stuff, duct seal is crucial here, and is not very expensive, you won’t need much eh. #7 Electricians are crazy. The reason Dr, Dave is smiling is the fact that the other end of the solder just shorted out on 13.8 KV, he does that sometimes. #8 The 12 Volt Micro Lights can be found at your local Hobby orTrain store, though I’m sure you won’t need a forklift to bring them home. #9 Here is where you will use your pin vice to drill the Lego pieces to allow the wires to pass. The tools by the way, can also be found at any hobby or hardware store. #10 A closer look at wiring the light standard. #11 Don’t touch this mess; I know where every brick is. #12 Let’s take a break and sit for a bit. #13 I have enough white bricks to build a mountain, though I opted to go a little on the conservative side for the Snow, yah, I know it’s pathetic for a builder of my potential, lol. #14 A little corner I like to call home, and soon home to a Toy Shop. #15 When is Lego going to make a dog? I know what you’re thinking but I’m not talking about a lap dog. =) =) #16 Trust me, the tree looks out of this world at night. #17 Oh look, it snowed. If only Lego really did fall from the sky, for if it did we would all be meeting about 10 times a year in whatever Country we decided upon. ;) #18 It’s not A/C, it’s D/C, one positive and one negative, the perfect Marriage (she says I’m writing fiction). #19 More holes are needed, so don’t put away that pin vice just yet. #20 This battery operated rotary tool comes in real handy, and if I may, I suggest you get one; they are super handy in a million apps. The ground down single stud brick will allow a wire to pass. A good mini bastard file will suffice here as well. #21 Things can get tricky if you are adding multiple lights, remember to make sure one is positive and the other, the other. #22 Wiring Lego is easy, because it’s plastic and there is always something you can do to attach a wire or simply make it blend in. #23 How many of you actually do the window shopping thing.*suddenly breaks into song* “How much is that cho-cho in the window ?” “The one with the brickalee wheels” Sorry eh….lol…. #24 Have you noticed yet the skiers behind the tracks that are behind the shop? It’s just a junior hill eh. #25 Do you train Bricknatics think it would be cool to create a diorama layout with this big guy leading the way? #26 I have another whole set of pictures detailing the wiring on the tree, though I think all of you have figured it out already. #27 Don’t worry; I’m not going to burst into song again. Though I may cry, they’re singing “Silent Night”. #28 As blurry as it is, this picture is my favorite; it’s my signature in MLNO. Well I hope you all enjoyed this. I did my best considering it’s my day off. I had two goals in mind for this presentation, one was simply to enlighten you in the ways of the “Lighted Brick”. The other was even simpler, to make you smile. Keep on Brickn’ and always remember to… Play Well eh…The legodac Brickerage Firm

Hello Zhancobricks and welcome to EuroBricks. I'm new here myself and I'm sure you'll find that sharing your Moc's here will be most rewarding. I'm looking forward to seeing your stuff. Btw, your English is great

Hey R8, you never fail to disappoint, as usual your review should be sold to Lego, they would sell more if they had you as a salesman. I gave the kit a 5, for the sole purpose of all the new bricks, though I also think Lego would sell more kits if they increased their mini-figure content. I know it would make a difference to me. Just yesterday, when shopping I bought 3 kits, all the same, #8083 Rebel Trooper Battle Pack, 4 figures in each kit. Outstanding review R8, the pictures were great, thank you

Very Nice Ingrimm, I see a lot of pieces in there I don't have. I think your Diorama is very creative and a lot of fun to look at, Great eye Candy buddy, easily a 5 star creation. The spider web and the mushrooms are really neat and where did you get all the shiny stones from? Sorry about the bold script guys, I copied Ingrimm's name to paste it here, I'll do something different next time eh

Right here my friend http://shop.lego.com...rt-Station-8404