PossumPatrol
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Nice MOC! I like the shaping of Gordon's tender - it looks just like the illustrations, and he even has the proper lamp code for an express! The color scheme on the coaches looks nice, as do the duckets (at least I think that's what they're called) on the brake coach. I've just had a crazy idea that you might not be interested in, but here it is: you've mentioned before that your storage system limits the maximum length of your coaches. What about a coach that could separate in the middle for storage, with the two halves connected with Technic pins? I have no idea how practical that would be lol. -
Thanks! Thank you! My push-pull train below is going to service the station. The platform is just barely long enough for two coaches! Thanks! Thanks! Be sure to post your station when it's finished - I'm looking forward to seeing it!
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Wow! The terrain by itself would be impressive enough, but the lighting and smoke effects are amazing!
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Very cool! I like the gun turrets and the mini craft on the front spar gives it a good sense of scale!
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I built this station on a 32x64 MILS module. It has a removable roof, a simple interior, and a toolshed in the back.
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Nice rendition of Henry and the Kipper! But now I'm craving cocoa for some reason...
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Nice MOC! Between Duck and your Henry with the Kipper, you have everything you need to recreate the accident from "Fish"!
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Impressive! The SNOTted ingots on the sides work well for brick!
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MOC NS2205 diesel-electric locomotive [updated]
PossumPatrol replied to LL1982's topic in LEGO Train Tech
The new bogie design is a nice improvement. -
That's fantastic! The work you put into the bay window and lintels really paid off. The cobblestone street and the crumbling chimney on the pub look great as well!
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MOC NS2205 diesel-electric locomotive [updated]
PossumPatrol replied to LL1982's topic in LEGO Train Tech
Nice MOC! I like the SNOT technique for the hood and the use of the old-style windows! -
Thanks!
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That's beautiful! The greebling is perfect and the part edges work well to represent paneling on the smooth sections.
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@zephyr1934 Thank you!
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Thanks! Edit: I went back and added some lining to the back of the bunker.
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Thank you!
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This is great! The Megalosaurus is a perfect fit for the Victorian idea of what it looked like. Nice job on the figures and flags too.
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@Daiman @LL1982 Thanks to your suggestion, I think I have a much-improved engine. Not only does the lining on the side tanks line up with that of the bunker, but there is now room for a 1x1 round tile to represent the builder's plate.
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Thank you both! And now that you've got me thinking about it, I won't be able to let it rest LOL. I'm actually brainstorming ways to do the opposite and make the rectangle on the side tanks taller. Hopefully, I'll be able to eliminate the funky upside-down brackets at the bottom while still clearing the wheel flanges. Thanks for the suggestion and I'll post pictures once I work it out!
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Looks good - nice to see the coaches "in the brick!"
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Cool MOC! It's nice to see something different than the typical F-unit in the warbonnet livery.
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@Daiman @Cheeseyfeet and Oreo Thank you! One minor update: I reduced the height of the bunker by one plate so that it is now in line with the top of the side tanks (not counting the coal rails).
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Nice wagon - I like how you used different shades for a weathered look!
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Nice MOC, and it perfectly fits the Orient Expedition style!
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[MOD] [Instructions] #60511 Tank Engine MOD
PossumPatrol replied to sebulba56's topic in LEGO Train Tech
That's even more impressive that you were able to fit the hub into the cab! (Although members of the 9V master race don't concern ourselves with such problems! )