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BricksMcgee

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  1. BricksMcgee
    Great modular build! The McDonald's looks just like the real thing :)
  2. BricksMcgee
    Shame, they could've tried the axe first ;) Great MOC!
  3. BricksMcgee
    Looks great - very typically British looking! :)
  4. BricksMcgee
    Thanks for posting, Mark - great layout!
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    Nice concept! Resting against the table edge should really help, especially on smaller spans. Was thinking of using something similar for next year's displays, as moving a display from venue to venue usually means dealing with unknown/variable table heights. Was trying to think of a way of using the minifigure baseplates as "cladding" for my bridge, but haven't got beyond a few sketches yet. Will post any progress.
  6. BricksMcgee
    Nice work, Tony - that blue looks stunning!
  7. BricksMcgee
    Thanks for the write-up, handy to know. Going to have t get my own SBricks now ;)
  8. BricksMcgee
    Excellent re: Brick - see you there! Working on Fairy Bricks stall on Friday and will have a wonder around on the Saturday. Are you planning more scenery etc, or is the project done now the station is complete?
  9. BricksMcgee
    Looks great, Jamie. Really impressive in size and execution. Is it going to Brick in London too?
  10. BricksMcgee
    Really nice build - so many little details and good techniques.
  11. BricksMcgee
    Truly breathtaking build. Any videos of the finished loco in action? Brick on!
  12. BricksMcgee
    Very nice layout!
  13. BricksMcgee
    Incredible. You've managed a great deal of detail at that scale!
  14. BricksMcgee
    Brilliant build! And a great subject, too.
  15. BricksMcgee
    Nicely captured the design there - the nose looks great! And that windshield piece is perfect. " " ;)
  16. BricksMcgee
    Very slick - and the use of the PF lead in the design of the lamppost really works well!
  17. BricksMcgee
    I used to have quiet a few. They are more realistic but I enjoy LEGO more, but there's still a lot LEGO railway modellers could learn from traditional modellers - more natural landscapes and track layouts, for instance.
  18. BricksMcgee
    Agree with this, I started and gave in for now, would rather build something more exciting!
  19. BricksMcgee
    Nice, works well at that scale!
  20. BricksMcgee
    Welcome back to LEGO! Nice city, looking forward to following its updates.
  21. BricksMcgee
    As an aside, nice ballast technique for corners. I use the Brickish technique (see this PDF of Brick Issue magazine, issue 10) but it seems fairly weak for transporting, whereas yours looks sturdier; wonder if their corner ballasting technique uses fewer pieces than the above?
  22. BricksMcgee
    Yep, this covers it ;) Had some traditional model trains as a kid, and had a few LEGO trains too. Just carried on from there. Really like that I can take stuff apart and rebuild if I get bored (not that I do!), and I can fairly easily change my track layout/scenery if I want to.
  23. BricksMcgee
    Brilliant rock work - looks very natural.
  24. BricksMcgee
    No problem. Don't forget to post whatever you build for us to look at :) Really does - great tool. The budget/inventory tool is particularly neat.
  25. BricksMcgee
    The ship is really well done - some great part usage. And the lighthouse looks fantastic too - the slight discolourations of the red panels (or perhaps it's just the light?) really help add texture.
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