Edwin Korstanje

Hi Sjoerd, You can give me a PM and have a lot of experiance in creating complete building kits ore one o a kind models. I am also speak Dutch.

I don't wanted mini mod the moderators, but please read the forum rules for cars.

This is the wrong forum for you and have nothing to do with scale modeling.

Very great build and also your photo's are stunning.

Great work Lasse.

As a good friend from Ingmar, that i can tell you that he have fight for the last 9 months of his live from the disease A.L.S. He got the most aggrassive from of it and was sad to see how fast it's strikes him, but as everybody knows him, that he was still the positive person as normal and make the jokes about himself. Saterday, his wife and her son and the family, friends and all of his building buddy's bring him to his last resting place and hope that he come in the brick heaven. I will miss you my good friend and rest in peace.

Finally, after a long time, I resumed a project that I had temporarily put aside for frustration. This becomes attempt 5 on the hull and is the Iskes Telstar a tug that gets an open worked machine room. All engines are now ready and tomorrow I will start with the hull and hope that it does not collapse now.? The wheelhouse and superstructure were ready some time ago. IMG_9954 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_9955 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_9957 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_9956 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_7561 by VFracingteam, on Flickr

Very great design and hope you go it build in real bricks.

Amen to that @NKubate.

Yep and glad that the loser have never sold any of his books, and makes a big miss use of a render from my very close good friend for the frontpage of his book. My friend give him only permission to use the render for private use only and not to make things public. Also it's a complete copy of Paul Boratko's design. I only wanted warn you guy's as people like him and he is not the only one. 98% of us are fans, but only the 2% will spoiled our plesure. Here you can see that's it's a full copy of Paul Boratko design. Helge design (uuuhhhccchh not) 41yZDd5KyyL by VFracingteam, on Flickr Paul Boratko design is the original. 27704371230_90d6bed34d_c by VFracingteam, on Flickr The only thing that's different is the tyre.

Sometimes it's difficult to see if somebody that's use many different names and forms, how you can trust in the first side. I got some good friends that have sold their designs and/ore with instructions to some clone brand and got very nice their first payment from that company and they send in more of their designs to them. the next follow payments where never done and they can do everything with the designs they wanted. so for everybody don't trust people at their blue eyes.

Hi @Jeroen Ottens, It's a shame and shameless how your model and instructions are stolen by VONADO. Brickstuff is also completely copied with their lighting system by VONADO. Also various other builders are also disadvantaged such as Sheepo. Unfortunately, you did not build the Liebherr crane for the Liebherr company on commission, because then you were legally a lot stronger, Now as a private person it is almost impossible to do justice. This is one of the many reasons why I only work directly for the yard, owner or designer of the real design. My clients receive the exclusive right to my design and I handle the rights to my design. I only deliver my building instructions in printed form, without a partlist and my clients never receive the digital files. This way I can protect their and my rights much better and because I can also use their trademarks, it is a lot harder for third parties to be able to and may copy it, without legal outcome for their. Hi @ brunojj1, Helge Myhre seems like an incurable disease and, like weeds, keeps coming back. On the entire web, forums, FB and the like, he pretends to be a wolf in sheep's clothing and abuses many builders for his own gain. He usually goes to ask many of our friends to turn the free instructions into good PDF files or could you render these files for me, to the excuses of I would like to make a modification of your model and then sell it for them own gain and that he has designed everything. Never ever trust this guy and is a great scammer. He tried once to find out the instructions with me and later with my client and immediately informed my client that I am not cooperating with that and sometimes he goes a long way to get his way.

Yep, but has now found new victims.

Let me ques, Helge Myhre ?!

Thanks. Sorry Buddy, i got only one extra kit for my own collection and the sets are indeed not cheap.

After 1500 hours of hard work, toil, frustration, stress and discussions between the customer, my buddy Hans Tolhuisen and the printer, the end result is certainly there and are proud of the largest set to date. The model is 70 cm long (scale 1 to 100) and has 3274 parts, book contains 338 pages with a glued cover and the whole box weighs a total of 5.7 kg. IMG_9884 (2) by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_9885 (3) by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_9886 (2) by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_9887 (2) by VFracingteam, on Flickr

Don't skip the model and look that you can hide the motors at a place inside ore below in the base floor. Because you did not give as some pictures what the result is till now it's not easy to see what exact the problem is.

Welcome and looks as a great start.

When you need some help ore advice my good friend, please let me know.

Great work and you find the solutions to almost all the errors from the first prototype and looks great.

Thank you @seaman for the great compliment.

Thanks Clive, I was surprised that even a such small scale coaster will looks great in Lego. So your be loved Euplecta is possible in the small 1:240 scale.

Thanks guys for the great reactions. Today was the delivery of the four coaster boats for Vertom and the management was very pleased with the models and received a few follow-up assignments.The best thing with episodes on customers of models is the astonished faces of the people that it is made of Lego and always produces a big smile and that still gives me satisfaction. Fortunately yesterday some quick studio photos taken. IMG_9345 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_9330 (4) by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_9334 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_9329 by VFracingteam, on Flickr

Tomorrow the final touch on some details and stick the remaining stickers and deliver to the customer next week. IMG_9324 by VFracingteam, on Flickr IMG_9321 by VFracingteam, on Flickr