Patgeo
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Thank you very much! Johnny Thunder, had great sets at that time! Unfortunatelly, I was not able to get enough...
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The Lost Tomb, is one of my latest creations. Our adventurer, Indiana Jones, descovers the lost tomb of the Islanders' King. I hope you like my creation, and I am open for your comments! Take a close look at the video that follows; by George Patelis, on Flickr The Lost Tomb is Revealed by George Patelis, on Flickr You can find more photos at my Flickr Account
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That's a nice mini creation! I like the way you built the tree, and the fact that the ground/grass is SNOT!
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Already a fan of yours! You did an amasing work! Congratulations!
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Very nice! I love the colours you used for the tower and the landscape! Great job!
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Very nice creation! It has a lot of fun, when you know the story from behind the scenes!
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Thank you Delta62! I am glad you liked it! The contour of the ship, was tricky enough, and i had to assemble and disassemble it enough times in order to achieve the best resault! Thanks again for your comment!
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Thank you very much for your comment!
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I would like to appologise if I break any rules for bumping up my recent post, but I would like to share with you a picture from Destiny's official unveiling in the recent excibition of thebrick.gr, that took place the previous weekend, in Thessaloniki, Greece! The Proud Builder by George Patelis, on Flickr
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Thank you very much for your comment! I have watched SGU, more than 3 times durind the construction stage. It's very addictive! Unfortunatelly, this is my only Stargate themed creation. Who knows, maybe in the future i will built again something!
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Thank you very much Gunman! I can't wait to show it!!!
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Thank you very much for your comments! It did my best for its shape, something that was tough enough! It is a fact, that you cannot realize its size, until you see it from a closer look! Below, you can see a comparizon of a minifig and the back end of Destiny, while it was still under construction. There are more pics in FlickR; DSC_2469 by George Patelis, on Flickr DSC_2468 by George Patelis, on Flickr
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Thank you vey much for your comments! Regarding the windows, I wanted to keep it in scale with the original one, and if I was going to place even the smallest window that exists, the result would be at least twice the size of the current one. Also, the nose was the part that I first dealt with. At that point I had a small stock of parts, and it took me a lot of time to come up with the specific design, which in the end I liked. If I was starting its construction now, I would try to use some curved bricks.
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Hello to everyone! This is my first topic in this forum, and I am glad to present you my first and biggest project on which I have been working for the last 6 years. It is the "Destiny" Starship, from the Stargate Universe (SGU) series of SyFy. It is a series that was based in the original Stargate movie of 1994, and continues the story of the two previous series, that followed the original movie (Stargate SG-1 and Stargate: Atlantis). To begin with, and before the photos of my version, I would like to appose some photos of Destiny from the TV series; Original Destiny - Front View by George Patelis, on Flickr Original Destiny - Side View by George Patelis, on Flickr Below, you can see photos of my version of Destiny, for the implementation of which, valuable assistance was offered by the printings of Martin Steil, that were made in 2011. 1 - Top View by George Patelis, on Flickr 2 - View from Bottom by George Patelis, on Flickr 3 - Horizontal View by George Patelis, on Flickr Destiny, at its current form, consists of about 29,000 pieces, the majority of which are Technic Bricks, Technic Pins, and Slopes. Its dimentions, when it is placed horizontally, are 2,20m long, 1,75m wide, around 75cm high, and its weight exceeds 30Kg. Of course, due to its size, its weight, appears to be larger. From the design stage until the completion of its construction, it took me about six years. Of course, during that time there was a break of about a year due to some obligations, and also due to lack of funds, since the cost only for the building material exceeded the amount of € 2,000, without the inclusion of the transportation costs from America and Europe. Below, you can see more detailed photos; 4 - Top View from Front by George Patelis, on Flickr 5 - Botom View from Front by George Patelis, on Flickr 12 - Closer Look of the Cockpit Tower by George Patelis, on Flickr 14 - Side View of the Tail by George Patelis, on Flickr 16 - Detailed Side View by George Patelis, on Flickr 18 - View of the Main Starship by George Patelis, on Flickr You can find more photos of the completed project and from the construction stage at my FlickR, and in the original post that was made for thebrick.gr. I hope you like it! Any comments are welcome!
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Amazing creation! Everything seems to be there for a reason and all the details look like they were ment to be in the exact place they are! Congratulations! Great job!
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Wow! What an amasing layout! I see that you have a great variety of trains, and buildings! Great job!
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This is a stunning creation! Every part of this diorama is awesome! I love the details for the waves, as well as the ships, and the little houses here and there! Congratulations to the creators for this amasing creation!
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This is an amazing creation! I really like the colours that you chose for the building and its surroundings, and the way you created the roof! Well done!
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Amasing creation! All the known details are there! Congratulations!
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Thank you very much for the information!
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Great Job! I love all the details you have added to the station. The lamps especially, are amasing! Congratulations!
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What an awesome creation! Great job!
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You did some great work! Your wagons really look like the real thing! Congratulations!
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Automated Rotary Railroad Dumper + Automated Conveyor Belt Loader
Patgeo replied to Sariel's topic in LEGO Train Tech
Great mechanics! You did a great job! I beleieve, the next step, could possibly be an automated "production line", with the use of some mindstorms for the seperation of the locomotive from the wagons, and the way they empty with the use of a sensor that tracks the locomotive, maybe! Overall, the whole project, looks great! -
Great piece of work! Also, the mosaic is amasing! Well done!