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  1. Jim
    RTFM (actually....you did) I don't recal the necessaty to do this. Most of the servos are probably properly aligned....except for a few....yours
  2. Jim
    That's easy to solve without spending a lot of money ;-) http://brickset.com/sets/42020-1/Twin-Rotor-Helicopter
  3. Jim
    The forklift itself is stunning, but man......I love those crates and pallets. The devil is in the details! The video is well done too. The accident in the beginning immediately caught my attention Needless to say I frontpaged it
  4. Jim
    We all know him as Mahjqa. He prefers to build small. His MOCs are stunning. This time he created a Ultra Small Forklift called Muravi. It's remotely controlled via SBricks and the chassis is only 11 studs wide. He has even built an entire warehouse to muck about in. Make sure to check out the video and the rest of the pictures!
  5. Jim
    Merging with the generic which set should I buy topic.
  6. Jim
    Actually I was thinking about changing this topic to "Porsche Speculation" and creating a new one when we have actual information about the set.
  7. Jim
    Here's 47 pages of not having confirmation: http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=120399
  8. Jim
    A friendly tip: There's no need to announce your pictures. Simply post something when you have made some progress and shot some pictures.
  9. Jim
    Before this ends in a political debate, let's focus on the 2016 sets.
  10. Jim
    I agree with Milan. Trying yourself is the best help you can get. It makes you understand why things don't work, or do work.
  11. Jim
    Please stop asking these kind of questions. This information will be available when the sets are released. Furthermore, there's enough information to estimate the price. No need to ask. Another useless question.
  12. Jim
    Hi, You just bumped a four year old topic. Please read site guidelines about, especially the posting etiquettes. Thanks
  13. Jim
    That looks great! Easy to change the color of the car. Nice progress!
  14. Jim
    Black is....well black. It's alway okay, but it never stands out. Red looks great, but agree that it might be a bit more "in your face". How about making some small modifications resulting in a replaceable bodywork? That way you can build all three and see which one looks best in real life. It's a great MOC btw. Very clean build!
  15. Jim
    Okay, let's get back on topic
  16. Jim
    I have taken the liberty to change the name of your WIP topic and the first post: http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=123204
  17. Jim
    I absolutely LOVE white. It goes very well with a variety of colors, like black, orange, grey, etc. My current real life car is white, my previous one was white. I just can't get enough
  18. Jim
    Hi Tung, Welcome to EB! Nice of you to join. Tip: if you lose the s in https (so use http:// instead) the video will be embedded. Great work on making a motorized Tumbler. The chassis looks pretty solid and the Technic bodywork worked out well to (imho). Great introduction
  19. Jim
    Might be useful to add that you will be building some Creator sets next (VW Van and Mini), which are Technically not Technic, but do feel like Model Team. So having a dedicated WIP topic slightly bends the rules when it comes to placing topics in the right forum.
  20. Jim
    This isn't a question. This is comment
  21. Jim
    I have zero expertise when it comes to Truck Trial, so I will leave your question for the experts
  22. Jim
    Cool
  23. Jim
    Select an image In the lower right corner click on Download this photo and "View all sizes" Select a dimension that's 800 wide (or less) Right click the image to get the image address Hit the image button in this editor and paste the image url Just follow these steps
  24. Jim
    Now you are getting somewhere Send me a PM if you don't succeed with the images. I'll help you out. (using Bricksafe or Flickr is my recommended suggestion) Click on a Flickr picture In the lower right corner click on Download this photo and "View all sizes" Select 800 wide (or less) Right click the image to get the image address Hit the image button in this editor and paste the image url That should do the trick
  25. Jim
    An answer has been given in the topic you created: http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=125476 Please read the tutorials and general information. If you have any more questions let me know.
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