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An excavator that's been sitting around for awhile but just recently took pictures of. It was mainly an experimentation with a hydraulic method. I like how it came out. More pictures can be found over at Flickr. Hope you enjoy!

Thanks everyone! What do you mean? They're all LEGO.... Click the pictures, they link to Flickr, where there's more pictures.

Sorry for the late reply everyone, its been a busy couple of weeks. Once again, I'm glad you all like it! I appreciate the positive feedback. I have a bunch of works in progress right now, so I hope to get one or two done completely.

Thank you for all the nice comments!

Wow!

I finally finished that barn after having it sit around for a couple of weeks. Doors slide open and the roofs lift off. The interior is able to fit my Lawn Mower and Wood Splitter or either one with one of my tractors. I'm happy with how it turned out and hope everyone here likes it as well. For more pictures, please visit Flickr. Thanks for viewing!

This is so damn awesome. I love the look of this thing.

Nothing in particular. I'm glad it reminds you of the Model Team series, I wasn't old enough to enjoy those. Very different. I need to invest in some brown round pieces here. And thank you. Probably, but I do like that staggered look. I don't think I have enough of those blue pieces anyways. Glad you like it though!

Well, after demolishing my blue pick-up truck that I recently uploaded, I decided to rebuild my semi-truck from a while back. The design was grossly complicated, and the upside down positioning of the wheel wells was proving too flimsy. So, I opted for a more simpler approach which turned out a lot better in my opinion. One problem with my semi truck was that the airfoil was too drastic in size. So in this model, I completely removed the original one and went for a more gentler slope. For more pictures, please visit Flickr. Enjoy!

This is really nice, I like the "golf cart" look it it.

Good to hear! I'm glad I was of some help.

Holy cow! Great job, especially with that interior.

Thanks for the nice comment, BlueBard.

Yep.

Thanks! I was going to use one of the those hexagonal (or octagonal) graded pieces with the four studs in the middle, but I couldn't seem to find one. The wheel worked out really well I guess. There's also a steering wheel thrown in there as well. Thanks a lot! Don't mind at all if you use it.

This morning, I started messing around with a windmill design and ended up with this. I really like how it turned out and should go nicely with all the other farm stuff I'm building. Hope you like it!

Wow! That looks amazing. I wouldn't mind seeing that for a TLC set.

Thank you, I appreciate it.

Thanks, guys, glad you like it.

Thanks. Thank you! I didn't want to get too extravagant with the design, so this is nice to hear. You know, I totally forgot about that little set. My version was actually a revamped one that I made a couple years ago. I'm glad you all like it!

Thanks a lot for the kind comments everyone, it feels good to get building again. Work has a strange way in offering inspiration! @Peppermint_M Thank you very much! Classic Town is a great blog, keep it up.

Here's that John Deere tractor I mentioned. It was at first not going to have that load bucket up front, but after messing around with a couple of designs, I decided to put it on. That barn is about 75% done, so I'll try to get that done this week. Hope you enjoy the MOC! For more pictures, please visit Flickr.

This was built for a small pole barn I'm working on. I'm also in the process of finishing up another tractor, so keep an eye out for that too. I've been quite busy lately and would explain why I haven't posted anything in awhile. Hope you like this. For more pictures, please visit Flickr. Enjoy!

Thanks a lot everyone! I was a bit apprehensive about this build, so I'm glad so many of you like it. It's sort of like a military assembly plant at the moment, but I'm considering on making it a door and window factory now. Thanks, Rick.