Edwin Korstanje

Very good progress

:laugh: Than we need a lot pints(beer)

Superb Progress

Amazing Clive and a good progress today. All that strange angles and can understand some of your frustrations.

Thanks buddy, The illumination brings indeed this ship to life and can bring all the mini details to the front, but with this small build, less is more

You have already give yourself a answer . Thanks friends. This is the most important place onboard Jorge Here are some night pictures.

Thanks guys. Here the last updates.

Congratulations to al winners up ,but special for Tamas :thumbup:. I can only say,enjoy your trip and know it for myself, that it's a one of a kind moment in your Lego hobby.

You can ask by pm Barman himself he is a member here at EB

Extreme cool and good looking trophy truck.

I think that IA creations have make a big surprice in he bow Jorge

Nice progres

Love the progress Clive. The seats are indeed great.

http://www.eurobrick...howtopic=128068 http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=138420 http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=137089

My model will stand on Legoworld and Brickmania. The model of the QM 2 is almost 8 meters long and build in a scale of 1/44 and stand in the Maritime museum in Hamburg(Germany). The QM2 is not my model, but build by some German team and one Dutch BL trader

Way better than the original version

Is already done for the model in Lego from the Queen Mary 2 in minifig scale with more than a million parts Edit: found a picture of her in Lego.

Please Dafgek81, don't quote every picture .

The L x W is easy to calculate 296 meter x 38 meter= 1.48 m x 19 cm in scale 1/200 and the height is more than 50 meter from the waterline( even for me they did't not give all the specs). A half plate is 1,5 millimeter x 200= 30 cm per floor of 5% of is not bad for this scale, but when i have make it 2 studs wider it's compromise it a lot.( you never to old to learn)

Thanks Bart, The model stays together after Legoworld(Netherlands and Brickmania(Belgium) Only the hull is build in SNOT ore stud out and because of the scale you don't need a lot of fancy technique's (sometime less is more) and there is at the superstructure some repeating work in it. No you are not to be wrong and have to make a compromise in height. Every floor is a half plate to high and can't build in a half plate, so it's ore to low ore to high. I make the decision, because i have a budget for this build to make it a half plate to high and not a half plate to low(need more parts then) and also otherwise the trans black panels for fencing are way of. Here you can see how small a room is in this scale and also the sunbeds on it are way to big, but it's all finding the right sphere. I will keep your comment i my mind and for a next project in this crazy scale and can better then make it 2 studs wider to compromise it.

I like this out off the box thinking C-model

Hi Alasdair Ryan, I still missing some mocs in the HOF that where FrontPage by Jim.

The detail work is the most fun part on any build, but have to do also a lot of repeat work with this ship.

Cool build Tommy

The wheel is also invented many times