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Hey Joe

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  1. Hey Joe
    That's a beauty and sounds like it was a true challenge. The gap between the engine and tender looks quite acceptable, particularly since it's Lego. Joe
  2. Hey Joe
    Nice, but ten bucks? Six bucks maybe? Joe
  3. Hey Joe
    Many thanks for posting the photo of the Lego engine, that's about the coolest thing ever! Joe
  4. Hey Joe
    I really like those a lot, thanks for sharing. Joe
  5. Hey Joe
    Cool photo. Man, I would love to see a train in Lego livery. I've been to the transport museums in Berlin and Nuremberg, don't remember seeing anything quite like that. Joe
  6. Hey Joe
    Well, you know; late at night, lying in bed, using a tablet, foreign punctuation...it was just easier to ask since I was posting to praise it. Thanks, Joe
  7. Hey Joe
    Well, maybe I should apologize for my post, but I had read yours in the morning and it kinda bugged me all day as, you see, I'm a harried parent myself and what you described doing wouldn't make my day. Anyway...I'm not exactly sure what the definition of flaky is, but I imagine it's a little odd in a harmless sort of way and certainly much better than creepy! Joe
  8. Hey Joe
    Very nice, thanks for sharing. Does that engine exist in real life? Joe
  9. Hey Joe
    Really nice, I like the blue and the interiors. Thanks for sharing! Joe
  10. Hey Joe
    It came across as flaky to me, not so creepy. Joe
  11. Hey Joe
    Aren't ALL of us still in our respective childhoods? Reliving them anyway, at least in my case. I'm hoping to get a non-descript box car set up w/PF to power anything that might temporarily need it. That new Lone Ranger put the idea into my head. It'll certainly be much cheaper than buying a whole slew of PF stuff and/or swapping stuff out continually. Anyway, I like your models guys, thanks for the inspiration. Joe
  12. Hey Joe
    Those look great, especially 'Toby'. What about powering the actual models? A box car or something pushing from behind? Joe
  13. Hey Joe
    Very nice additions to 'Stabbinton'. The dark brown one on the left is my favorite. Joe
  14. Hey Joe
    Free bacon! Hell yes! Your MOC is weird, funky and cute. A strange combo. Joe
  15. Hey Joe
    Yeah, I'd jump all over those babies. Joe
  16. Hey Joe
    Bricklink is a pain-in-the-you-know-what to use unless money is no object and even then it's no day at the beach. There are a ton of parts in those modulars. Jamie B. makes a very convincing argument AGAINST re-releasing sets in his Brickset forum post, so I'll look forward to Bricklinking one when I've time which will probably be when I retire! Hopefully there will be an easier to use site than Bricklink by that time. Joe
  17. Hey Joe
    Wish we could get a Haunted House for 50% off! Joe
  18. Hey Joe
    Very impressive, thanks for sharing! Joe
  19. Hey Joe
    Sounds like a great idea! Joe
  20. Hey Joe
    What about a crane and flatbed combo? I'd really like to build those myself. Joe
  21. Hey Joe
    I didn't realize that Lego was edible! There are many famous, special dishes here in Beijing. eGullet is my personal favorite food forum. Edit; oh wow, I've been knighted! How cool is that? Do I get an audience with the Queen? Joe
  22. Hey Joe
    The fact that most retail workers and truck drivers are treated like very disposable chattle in the States should probably be factored into the argument. They earn a little above pauper's wages with few - if any - benefits. Joe
  23. Hey Joe
    Nice MOC, thanks for sharing. Joe
  24. Hey Joe
    It sounds like you had a lot of fun. Welcome back. Joe
  25. Hey Joe

    MOC City panorama

    Hey Joe replied to Kivi's topic in LEGO Town

    Really, really cool. The streetcars are my favorite and take me back to the pleasant year I spent in Eastern Europe. Joe
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