boformer
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Thanks for the update. The new bogies look really good! I would love to see more photos of the changes you made :)
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I am not a channel member, but the preview picture of the Pagani looks really good! I love how you did the headlights.
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Wow, it's beautiful! I can only imagine how hard it must have been to make those bogies work! There are so many details. I especially love the roof of the engine and the doors.
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12V system... but for the PFs (and not only)
boformer replied to Gabry Check's topic in LEGO Train Tech
Very nice! Using RFID tags for the distance measurement sounds intriguing. I am also thinking of ways to automate a mix of powered up and 9V trains, ideally with only Mindstorms components. It's very challenging. -
Modular Building Sets - Rumours and Discussion
boformer replied to The Jersey Brick Guy's topic in LEGO Town
Aren't the Ninjago modulars pretty much Cyberpunk? And I guess there are the Marvel skyscrapers. Maybe LEGO is already running out of ideas? Shopping street feels a bit generic compared to the earlier modulars. I would love to see a post office, a school, a hospital or train station, but I'm not sure if those would sell as well as the last few sets. -
Modular Building Sets - Rumours and Discussion
boformer replied to The Jersey Brick Guy's topic in LEGO Town
Brick Cross' predecessor, the Meeting Point, felt like a really good solution. The platform would just have to be a bit longer. I think it's much better than having the tracks on the back from a marketing point of view. Elevated tracks, maybe perpendicular to the sidewalk, would also work well from a modular point of view, but then people would have to elevate their whole train layout. -
The interiors are so cool! I love the kitchen appliances :) Also, clean your camera lens ;)
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This is a bit of an old post, but I wanted to say that this really inspired me to build my own version of the tunnel portal. I decided to use the shield tile as the headstone, and somehow managed to avoid the jumper tiles. The instructions are on Rebrickable as well and I gave you credit of course!
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It's crazy that you managed to install the saddle support technic axles through the little cutouts! I actually wanted to use that exact same part for a cathedral rose window, but ended up abandoning the idea because... it looks too much like a break disc :P
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Wow, that's a great match! Well done!
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Thanks! Yes, it's crazy that some people build cities with Speed Champion scale cars. The LEGO designers at the time really did a great job coming up with this scale and still adding so many play features! To tell you the truth, I wasn't even born yet when most of these came out. But when I was a kid, I inherited the amazing 6394 Metro Park & Service Tower from family friends, and that instantly became my favourite set. It sparked my interest in the LEGOLAND theme
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What a masterpiece, both the truck and the trailer! The mechanical features are just the cherry on top. Which round grey piece did you use between the metallic sections of the trailer?
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It has a very classic feel to it! I really like the first floor with the printed tile and those old 5-brick-high windows. They are somehow much more pleasant to the eye than the modern windows.
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This is my first post on Eurobricks, so I want to start with something "small"... In 2024 I bought this second hand display case with a glass door. The guy I bought it from told me that it was custom made by a carpenter. The shelves are adjustable. It fits the old 4-wide cars perfectly What you see is roughly half of my collection of small 80s and 90s sets. I hope I will find the time to swap the display soon and show you the other half!
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Practise Posting Here!
boformer replied to Pandora's topic in New Member Section - PLEASE READ BEFORE STARTING!
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