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That's what we are currently doing
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Jim replied to pasquentmax's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Thanks for the explanation! Can you try to write in English please? This is an English forum but it is no problem if your English isn’t perfect -
I know this series is not for everybody, but I do like these Unikitty bags. And I love your comprehensive review! Very cool to have a complete review for this box.
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Let's focus on the results in this topic
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Jim replied to pasquentmax's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
I am interested in this as well. I have been contemplating on making a card printing machine in the past (pvc cards, like bank cards), but I struggled with the one at a time card dispensing mechanism. -
My previous setup is resulting in a rather large footprint, which might not be so convenient. That's what I have started a new approach, which might be better, structural and size wise. Of course this is just a concept, which needs to be worked out further. The wheels are closer together, which might be beneficial for supporting a high(er) load.
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Don't say that. You always tend to deliver a nice build, so who knows!
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@Seasider You are the bubble boy, unfortunately.
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Results have been published!
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TECHNIC THEME PARK CONTEST RESULTS Here are the result of the contest. We have cut off all voters with a post count under 50. This will most likely be standard for future contests. In the end it didn't really matter for the final results, but we still think it's useful rule. We have decided to omit the Jury voting for this contest. WINNERS 3D Dizzy by shadow_elenter - 268 Points Excalibur by Erik Leppen - 221 Points Acrophobia by HallBricks - 139 Points CONTEST RESULTS1. 3D Dizzy by shadow_elenter - 268 Points (38 votes, entry 1)2. Excalibur by Erik Leppen - 221 Points (38 votes, entry 5)3. Acrophobia by HallBricks - 139 Points (30 votes, entry 10)4. The Whip by Seasider - 127 Points (31 votes, entry 6)5. Trabant by Bublehead - 69 Points (24 votes, entry 12)6. The Zapper by mocbuild101 - 59 Points (17 votes, entry 8)7. Drop Tower by tkel86 - 56 Points (18 votes, entry 3)8. Explorer by m00se - 35 Points (14 votes, entry 2)9. Double Distortion by BrickbyBrickTechnic - 26 Points (11 votes, entry 7)10. Dance by Akbalder - 20 Points (10 votes, entry 4)11. Sky Wheel by aminnich - 14 Points (8 votes, entry 11)12. Catapultanium by Aventador2004 - 6 Points (1 votes, entry 9) PRIZES We have the following prizes for the winners. The winners get dibs, followed by the second place and third place gets the set left. These prizes are sponsored by The LEGO Group!
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This is indeed an enjoyable set. And cool to MOD into full RC. The MSRP was a issue, but it’s quite affordable now.
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Sounds feasible! Maybe I will get back to you on this one. If you don't mind.
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Probably next Sunday.
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Personally I haven’t. I don’t have PHP knowledge, so I am not really sure how to implement this on our server, working witg the Invision forum software. Enlighten me I started with a more open question, like “why do you want to join Eurobricks?”, but that probably won’t do the trick either. Let’s test the current questions for a week or so.
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Hehe I know the drill. Lucky for me I’m better at building software than LEGO But I know it’s always way more work than you expect. Have been looking into (open source) forum software though. Couldn’t resist to do some window shopping.
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Not to another server perse, but creating new software using different technologies. Currently, we use forum software written by a third party. We hardly have any influence on that. It is what it is. Creating something ourselves gives us more flexibility to do cool stuff with the site. Downside is that it is time-consuming and we will face some challenges importing the current content.
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Unless they go DDoS on our ass, they won’t be bothering us anymore.
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In that case they have no business here. Simple as that. (New users that is) It doesn’t really matter what existing users enter. The check is for new users.
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That is a fine answer too. As long as you give a normal answer.
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Cool. I understand what you mean. I don’t like it either, but if this is what it takes. At least we don’t have spam anymore
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Basically 99% effective, since we manually approve accounts. So, unless spammers start to get real smart, we will find out soon enough. This is a member's answer to one of the question "agfsagsafgsa". It's pretty safe to say that this is a spammer ;-)
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Agreed. I was kinda impressed with the Technic interior.
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Nice to get positive feedback from you guys. Thanks for supporting it.
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Very nice review! The pics with Chewie made me laugh. I really like this set and I will definitely pick one up!