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Welcome! Make sure that you start sentences with capital letters! Have fun!

Hello, This is my smallest creation yet, in city scale! It is just 4 studs wide, and I tried to build it according the PDF sheet from real machine. It is almost the smallest JCB excavator ever, but also, one of the most maneuver model ever. As you can see the machine is really narrow, which allows it to dig on very tight locations. So is the Lego Model: It was fun to build such a tiny model, and yet to try to preserve the corect proportions of the real life model! The model has cabin which can rotate, with the arm, which can be adjusted to various angles, and bottom section has chains which are moving while model is pushed forward or backwards! These new chain links are really fun, I will probalby build more tracked construction vehicles.

Nice MOC, and nice photos! Good build! I like those quick MOCs...

Happy Birthday!

Pretty Woman (1990) What to say about this classic? Whatever genre you like, you have to watch this one! A brilliant Romance movie, even if you do not prefer that, you will change your mind, at least for this movie! Richard Gere and Julia Roberts played excellent in this movie! Recommended! My rate: 8/10

Looking good and funny. Nice creation!

Welcome, sok117!

Welcome! I will follow that project of your for sure!

Hello, chap! Be sure to read those guidelines! Welcome!

Thanks, lightningtiger! I will try to build more construction vehicles in minifig scale. Next one is a mini JCB excavator. I would like to build a caravan trailer, too.

Hello, here is my construction machinery model of well known manufacturer JCB, the 1110T Robot Skid Steer Loader. These machines are used on construction sites as a small, quick and extremely maneuver vehicles. they come in two versions, with tires and with tracks, I have chose the latter one, just to see how these newly purchased tracks are behaving on a vehicle! The model has, again, SNOT body, with bucket made from bricks, and those cool chain links. The loader arm can move up and down, and bucket can tilt up and down, to load the dirt from the ground and to dupm in a truck. It was pretty tricky to build it, because it is a very tiny, again I have used PDF from JCB to ensure model is well proportioned. Oh and this is my first minifig scale model that has sticker with JCB logo... I like it so much that I will build bigger one, motorized! Real machine: My Lego Model: What do you think?

Blakbird commented about rotating the arm, if I am not mistaking, not sliding the whole arm left-right. That would be quite hard to build it, while keeping the model as close to the real thing visually! I will post a video tomorrow showing back arm in action.

Hello, Why don you introduce yourself? Looking good, a bit blocky, though. When you take snapshot in MLCad or LDView, try to click option Zoom to fit...that way you will have maximum use of picture, I mean you will have less unused background! Looking forward to next update, and please write something about this excavator!

Thanks for nice comments, people! Captain Blackmoor, it will be more of them!

Scream 1 & 2 I watched these two movies before, and once again today. My advice...if you watched "Scary movie", don't watch "Scream", it will ruin it!

Hello, Nice introduction! I would like that my girlfriend shares the same hobby as your does with you! Enjoy both of you!

Hello! Please write something about yourself, introduce yourself with more details! And welcome!

Hello, My next MOC is well known truck from Renault, Magnum. It is 8wide, has detailed interior, with seats and bed. it has glass all around the cabin, and again, no stud is visible. It has silver metallic grills, and chromed rims. Real truck: Lego Renault Magnum: What do you think?

Welcome! Glad that you are back to Lego! Have fun!

I like it not having much studs, but it is a bit blocky... I like few curves at it, and I think you should add more of them to the hover car!

Great that there are some other people in fitness! I want to show my private Gym, which was built out of the old basement! Ok, I live in a very old, on a 3rd floor, building. I had a home Gym in my room, but it was very crowded. So I decided to use my old basement which was tottalyy full with all kind of old waste! 3 days of cleaning, concreting floors, covering walls, painting and bringing my equipment turned this (note that this is already cleaned, the basement in the start was in terrible condition, I could barely make one step in!) : to this: Equipment is Pull up machine, with dips bar, and part for a stomach exercise. Bench, with 4 possible angles, and a part for exercising two mayor legs muscle groups. Then there are this which gives me great range of free form exercises, main part of my training is by using these! I am using this Gym for about 1 year and I am really happy with it! It was very low cost, and I can say I have private Gym which is a rarity here!

Pjanoo- Eric Prydz!!!

Hello, Welcome to EB! You have nice creations!

I really like this tiny set! Great review, maybe photos could a little better! Thanks!

And maybe more important, when you change anything that increase power, you should install better brakes, at least on smaller bikes! Safety is always priority!