Captain Green Hair

Thanks guys! She's not final yet Ralph, i agree that it might look a little shoirt, but IRL it's not bad actually. Í'll propably update it somewhere in the future. Yes that is the one!

Ok guys, let's get back on topic from here and comment on the MOC shall we?

Thanks, but i build that one myself. Sorry for being off topic here Zuntir.

Wow, that looks amazing! If TLC keeps up making sets this good, i'll be flatbroke before summer.

We got 'm on the run, hooray blue coats!

No it's not.

Hahaha that was a good joke man! Just bare in mind that i can now easily beat you with my real small army.

Thaks guys! I agree on the front windscreen, but it was hard to make this size and keep it smoorh with the curved front. So after a few hours fiddling, i think this is the best solution for now. No, but it should be easy to copy i think? They were in that day and age, nowadays they are a bit lower.

It's 7 mids.

That will only dent my tank a little. You'll have to do better! That is not true, check out what happened in 1653.

Yes it is 9V track. I've discovered the problem, it is with my models. I think the tram is too top heavy and need some weight in the bottom to drive more stable. With my steam engine i've gone too low with the bottom, which isn't a problem on normal track, but on the switches it is. The gaps in between the rails on the switchtracks might have been a little smaller, that would smoothen the ride out as well i think. So the Emerald goes over smoothly, or is it a bumpy ride on the switches?

Luckily, the answer is always simple: Blue coats for the win!!

This is a question for you trainheads. When i ride my models over the switchtracks they often derail or just stop. I wonder if this is a common problem, or that there might be some solutions to this?

Wow, that is a great model, thanks for sharing! I wonder since Lego got the Disney license, if we are going to see toy story sets.

Welcome to Eurobricks!

Hey i thought i show you this little tram i've been working on now for some time. It is a 1940's Amsterdam blue tram, this is the line 2 to the red light district hehe. I'm not completely statisfied yet and i need to make some decals, but here she is: It rides on 9V and has built in lights, there is no interior. Enjoy and as always, C&C is welcome!

Happy birthday, have a great day!

So our great admiral has finally decided to start building. You've made a nice little sscene with some nifty techniques there Z, i don't think i've seen the hat for blood technique yet, nice work! I hope you have fun building these and will make more in the future, so you might even join in on our Benelux-Whatever-Team-Rocks projects. --> Yeah finally!

Depends on the parts it holds, can we have an option likt that in the poll too?

If you don't know what a tile is, you don't belong here.

Wow that is a good tutorial on bee keeping, and well build too! I have heared that bee keepers get stung all the time anyway, is that true?

I'd like to see that.

No glue or anything is used. There was a topic posted showing how it is done but i can't seem to find it. But it's a 1x1 brick with studs on 5 sides with a rubberband around it in the dome and the plate attached to that. Hope that helps?

First you talk about part 4 and 5, and then you ask somebody when he is going to make part 3? And not in a nice way i must say with that smilie. People here make stuff voluntarely in their free time, show some respect. Consider this your last warning, otherwise you'll need a break.

What are you going to do with those?