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Since this topic has been bumped, I've now had a chance to see this lovely little MOC. It's very faithful to the architecture and appearance of the originals, and I like the simple yet effective trees you've included to boost the ambience. Great MOC and thanks for sharing!
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1. Racoon! So cute 2. YES 3. Investigator. So stressful!
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[MOC] Leonardo da Vinci Collab: The Polymath
jimmynick replied to KevinyWu's topic in LEGO Historic Themes
This is a really cute little scene and I love the stark contrast between the marble sculpture and the surrounding buildings. The creeper (ivy?) growing across the building on the left is just perfect. Thanks for sharing!- 17 replies
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This is a really wonderful model of (as you said) a rather charming car, and I can see it fitting in well with the other Creator Expert cars TLG has produced in recent years. I love not only that the door opens, as you'd expect, but that the steering wheel moves out of the way just like on the real thing. BMW owns the Mini brand so they must have made a deal with LEGO in the past!
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FABUPUNK Mafia! Conclusion—Heresy!
jimmynick replied to Hinckley's topic in LEGO Mafia and Role-Play Games
Personally I think that in this setup, the town losing the prospect of night actions is the price to pay for lynching the trickster, which most of us were very keen to do as soon as possible. Night actions aren't the be-all and end-all, and scum with a block and a kill aren't exactly overpowered. -
FABUPUNK Mafia! Conclusion—Heresy!
jimmynick replied to Hinckley's topic in LEGO Mafia and Role-Play Games
Can’t wait to read the deadboard. Thank you @Hinckley for hosting and to @Kristel for absolutely killing it. -
This is a hell of a build, of a classic building! It looks great from the outside (and I know how hard it is to make round buildings) and I'm doubly impressed you've included the interior. Thanks for sharing!
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Been rewatching the show. Season 1 is still the best but, oddly enough, Season 3 didn't hit nearly as hard as it did when it was released. Perhaps because
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Someone a while ago (I can't remember who) pointed out that one of the weaknesses of the Hidden Side line was that the box art didn't make clear exactly what the product was. While those sets have artistic renditions of the model, this box art is lacks any kind of precision and I had to find the in-store display to find out what the set actually was (since in these days of COVID, they don't want you to touch anything you won't actually buy). Poor marketing, OK set.
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A now officially released outtake from Goats Head Soup :)
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Quite a build! Love the tyres that you used to make his top hat! Thanks for sharing.
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I think there's a niche for these sets - probably not in the AFOL market in general but among people who like other art and collectibles and will thrown a hundred dollars or two at something they like the look of. The Beatles set initially threw me because I thought it was supposed to be Let it Be but yes the picture seems to be from inside the White Album: not something I'd ever paid attention to before.
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Dope! Let's go!
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Blood in the Grass: Conclusion
jimmynick replied to Darkdragon's topic in LEGO Mafia and Role-Play Games
It’s me, ?the eldest of the children of Israel? ! Not sure whether I like the cannibal mechanic; seems like the only way to get solid information is when something has gone horribly wrong for one of the parties. Maybe I’d have to play more to see how it goes. Thanks for hosting, DD! Very professionally put together. -
Your ships all have a great look, which is why clicked in the first place, but I'm just speechless at this ridiculous and amazing inclusion of a PC into the build. Wonderful build complemented by a nifty transformer mode. I think I'm most impressed by the 8x8 grilles you've put to facilitate cooling, although of course the combination of colours and textures on the hull panels is eye-catching.
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Incredible, just like in the movies! Not only is the mechanism itself superb but the set dressing is "realistic" too - love Nearly Headless Nick coming out of the wall!
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[MOC] Edward's Island (Neo Fabuland)
jimmynick replied to HarrisBricks's topic in Special LEGO Themes
It's beautiful - wonderfully constructed with great colours. How did you achieve the spacing of the planks on the dock? -
[MOC] A Little Bit of Magic - Trade District of Albion
jimmynick replied to Silver.Smith's topic in Guilds of Historica
I saw this during the virtual Brickworld and now it’s been highlighted on the front page I’m seeing it again. A very vibrant scene - and I like the textures you’ve added to the crenellations. Thanks for sharing! -
People have said it before but the colour combination is very effective. I also find the combination of wheel arches & 1x1 plates above the windows is perfect as well. Those bulldozer shovels as lead sheeting on the roof is a great idea, too. Great build and thanks for sharing!
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Blood In The Grass: Sign-up
jimmynick replied to Darkdragon's topic in LEGO Mafia and Role-Play Games
What is the temperament of a dragon? Feisty. Who rules the forest? The Ents, I guess. Roll for intiative: my d20 says 4 and I've got no modifiers... shouldn't have put all my points into constitution and charisma. -
Hi @Kwatchi! It's interesting you bring up 24 Mafia from last year, because when my character rode himself out of town on a rail in that game it was because the scum did a great job pushing my buttons, rather than targeting me for my experience or lack thereof. He's right. I personally find Trekkie amusing but as I indicated on the deadboard I trust him about as far as I can throw him. DD's right about this too. Mafia is necessarily adversarial but that doesn't mean we can't try to laugh along the way... and everyone feels victimized at one point or another. There's me for one, DD was disappointed that she got lynched so soon in this game, hell I think Bob once said something about only ever making it to the end of a game once. And maybe I'm dumb but I've said before that I don't really notice or care who's who aside from a couple of notable exceptions, so I get to have fun either way. I do hope you stick around longer, at least for Darkdragon's game - the last game of hers I played was a riot, and it's sure to be fun again.
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Wow, this is really impressive from an engineering perspective, and it looks great too. The way you've constructed the outer shell of the loco from beams and flex-rods is so simple and a good way to leave space for all the internals that really make ti move. Very nice that it has a whistle, too.
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General Discussion and Announcements
jimmynick replied to Dragonator's topic in LEGO Mafia and Role-Play Games
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Come off it, dude. If I wanted to take it seriously I'd play somewhere that isn't here. I'm here for jokes and pretty pictures. I like it when it's cozy.
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I eagerly awaited this thread and then suddenly I worked a double today so... here I am. I crowed a bit in the deadboard that I nabbed Joshua, but on the other hand my scumdar was all off, going after Vincent and Aiden practically until the last minute... sorry DD. In terms of meta there are absolutely some ruts I fall into, including reading Trekkie as town and always suspecting Hinckley though he usually turns out to be mostly harmless. Perhaps I'm lazy or inattentive but I don't pick up much on how people usually behave so most of the players end up being pleasant surprises at the end. I was really hoping Andrew would turn out to be Kristel, especialy because of the way she bossed Thack Desteck, but mostlytechnic you did an awesome job wheedling your way into the town bloc. It very almost all came together for you. At least from the outside I was really glad Bob switched things up this time. It was fun watching from the sidelines after I basically traded myself for DD. Massive thanks Bob for heroically running three games in a row - you deserve a bit of a rest now.