-Jim-

Very nice indeed. I have an idea to what your big project is, crawler crane and wind turbine set up. I'm hopeing my crane will be half as good as yours.

It does look like a sheep laying down. Have you tryed it with the black cheese 180 degrees to now? have it so it pointed down.

Cheers all. That Scale convertor site looks to complicated. I am on the right track with my scale, its close enougth to the 3 studs to 1 metre scale as the moc is on the large size anyway. Jim.

Hi all. I am in the process of making a minifig scale crane and would like to know what sort of real scale people work to. I am building to the scale of 1 horizontal brick equals 300mm. Is this the same as any one else or do people have another size? Jim.

I really wish for this kind of stuff. http://dirtmag.co.uk/news/category/dirt-te...rt-1235208.html If only they were real. Please make them someone.

Huck to Flat, I take it you are a DHiller? Might possibly see you out on the Wellie trails at some point. Does any one have much in the way of spare city and yellow bits they would like to sell, mainly in the old style technic beams, no rush at the moment. Can not help with the sending the sets to Perth, sorry.

Very nice. Can I use a croped version of the first image for an avatar on a MTB website that I post on please?

I have tried to build a front end loader in Mini fig scale using those arms with this bucket and found them insuficiant in getting the bucket up to a sutable tipping height. Maybe you will have more luck.

I like. Looks like it will ba a good model. Be intrested in how you are going to do the lift arms for the plow.

I would say the runway was not long enougth to allow the plane to reach take off speed.