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  1. michaelozzie
    My wife came home with a nice suprise for me today. Picked up a Mr gold minifigure at our local village toystore. She didnt even know about him but just saw some collectible minifigures and at the registers and bought 6 random bags. Im thinking what to do with it though, leave it in its sealed bag or open and use it in a moc? "]http://[/url]
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    Those Brits would make nice taget practice for my soldiers Nice army.
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    Such attention to detail makes your mocs stand out as exceptional
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    Thanks and yes it is an important room Will try and get some pics up shortly of the shed setup with the rest of my layout im working on.
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    Very nicely done. A great loco moc and the rolling stock really compliments it well
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    Great servo LT. Brings back memories. Only thing I see is missing is a little warming oven with meat pies and sausage rolls
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    Very nice entry. Like the price board
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    Thanks for all the nice comments everyone. Its got just over 900 of the brick bricks in it. Ive been spending all my money on bricklink orders lately and have not been buying sets
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    Very nice Service station. Alot of details in a compact space
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    Thanks for the comments guys. Yes I am expanding it as there is other sections such as a diesel fueling station, signal box, factory complex and houses etc, all a massive WIP that is unfortunatley coming together slowly as I have precious little time to work on it lately.
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    I decided to remodel my Engine shed making it longer and adding an office area on the side and a toilet out the back. I used a couple of Faller HO train shed models as inspiration. 009 by michaelozzie1, on Flickr 012 by michaelozzie1, on Flickr The extra length inside allows for my NMBS class 77 locos to fit inside easily. 015 by michaelozzie1, on Flickr The all important facilities for the workers out the back. 013 by michaelozzie1, on Flickr
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    OLD NEW
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    Love a bit of Lego James Bond and great to see your tribute to the Bond girls
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    My avatar is already a Fabulander but I will come up with one a bit more Fabulandish
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    Very nice
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    Very nice redux on this classic set. Its one I own
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    Caeser looks a little bit like its based off Rex Harrison in the Cleopatra movie
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    Jim not a good idea to bump old topics like this. These are old and dated decals to what I have now. If you want to see some of the latest you have to be on my Flickr friends list. Now lets let these dissapear back into the history vault. Cheers M
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    Think its more plausible with a tricorn hat as a Revolutionary Soldier. The uniform seems heavily based off the American one and that will compliment nicely with the Mohawk Indian. Thinking series 8 had the pairing of the Conquistador and Aztec warrior so these two figures sit well together. I dont think we will see a redcoat soon as we have just had that in the recent Pirates II series and the POTC.
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    Wish TLC would make a knight with gothic armour. I love the gothic sallet(helmet)and think it would look so cool in a collectible minifigure. Those evil knight helmets are too boring and now in silver, meh.
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    I have that mail van in my collection and i always liked it very much. Recently I widened it to 8 studs to better fit in with the rest of my trains which are all built in this scale.
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    Think im coming for a look on saturday
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    Thats huge. You did a great job around the drivers cabin and lots of nice details.
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    Thats for me to know and the wife to never find out
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    Yes that would make sense as most of the pubs near the train stations appeared when the train station was built (At least in the rural towns) Riding on those old steam trains made you very thirsty it seems. And for a hard earned thirst theres only one cold beer, Victoria Bitter actually I think I will have a beer now myself
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