Col. Brik

This is is at TRU in Madison Wisconsin. My brother didn't catch the price though, he was to focused on two other sets he picked up. Even at $25 US it's not going to scare me away from buying it. If you keep track of your local paper, or watch the website, they are putting coupons out much earlier this shopping season. Great review and excellent photo's. Well done.

Oops,.missed that one in the title, my bad. The sad part is it is staring right at me now. Let me see what I can do for the building steps, It's been a while since it was created. Credit for it goes to my brother, he did a majority of the building on it and I tweaked it when he was done. I'd agree, the Camaro is tough to tell from the front, my windshield choices where running thin. The backside I had better luck with I think. And I will agree, the TrailBlazer needs work. Again, suffering from a lack of proper blue. I think I can give it another go soon enough, or work on it. Thanks for the comments and compliments. And thanks, Asuka, for your compliments.

Very Impressive! Excellent scale and use of parts. It has a very "upscale" feel to it and the color choice is perfect. The two car garage with two nice rides are a excellent touch. The stable area is also very well done.

Here ya go. 1960 Chevy Apache 1969 Chevy Camaro 2002 Chevy TrailBlazer didn't want to just throw them in your thread and seem like I was hijacking it Hoping to improve on them when I get the right parts.

First, Thank you Guss for the warm welcome. Captain Zuloo, City is one of my personal favorites but my two young LEGO maniacs have different tastes. My oldest is into Star Wars, at six I understand why he is. My youngest is into everything that is cool, at three I understand that. My youngest is going insane seeing the Farm Sets that are coming out. I am sure he will want them all since he is into tractors and farming since we live next door to a large farm and have equipment on our homestead also. Much of the sets are what they liked and picked. Some are older sets from my youth. So we have built a country that holds all the themes. There are some Pirates roaming around drunk. Castle is there as the Castle of the Country and the guards of the King. Some super Heroes saving the day, Spider Man, Batman and my Iron Man fig. Sponge Bob and the Krusty Krab are in there somewhere, redesigned though. Indy Jones figs control the oil drilling and mining finding jewels all the time. I made some COBRA figs for GI Joe and they cause trouble most days. I collect City and Town sets and add them in, hoping it looks something like a actual city. The Holidays are fast approaching and amazingly they both want City sets, the Police Station and Fire Station. With the two boys I never know what will be added to the layout, or what may be destroyed. The best thing is they are always surprising me. The wife laid the law down on us, no more growing the table, it's all ready large. But she didn't say we could'nt go up, or under Thanks also for the warm welcome.

I've done a couple for my setup, the modular engines not in them, but the hoods remove and the blower style intake setup is under the hood.

Thank you both for the warm welcome. Glad to see familar faces here, ~VBBN~.

Hello everyone. Just a introduction, Col. Brik is the name, the Billionare in PBR, the People's Brikpublic of Rulandstin, a AFOL with two little LEGO fans who help me along with our LEGO fun. Anticipating LEGO Universe, trying to win the LFA Superleague at www.minifigs.com with Napoli and constantly trying to better my MOC skills and building skills in general. Thanks to everyone who does put pictures up at all the fansites. It gives me ideas and inspiration and the little LEGO fans try to build what they see. Our ever growing Country. Thanks for taking a look and thanks for the forum, always read, decided to sign up and put my two cents in so to speak.

I do. Great MOC of his truck. I love the Custom Garage Set, it was pricy but worth it to add to the collection. Nice Camaro and Vette also.