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  1. Milan
    Great. If so, try to post some Technic models in this topic, so we can keep it in Technic forum.
  2. Milan
    You can post a picture for each of the mocs, if you want, it is even better to do so, as it will provide a instant glance of what it is about. When in spoiler, some might even not bother to look. Other than that, I have to agree with agrof, this really is not related to Technic. So, it is better to post your non-Technic mocs in proper forums (Town, Special etc...).
  3. Milan
    Yes, you are new, so I expected that you read the site guidelines, as you are required during joining the site. Quoting pictures make post messy. Now, we wont take any more space talking about rules, back to the Lonestar!
  4. Milan
    Probably Bricks by the Bay event.
  5. Milan
    @MattL600 Please don't quote pictures from the same page. Thanks.
  6. Milan
    John Deere 9560R + Vaderstad RDA 800C Builder: @eric trax Category: Farm Instructions: No Topic VIDEO Aston Martin Vantage GT3 Builder: @DugaldIC Category: Supercars Instructions: Yes Topic VIDEO IS-7 Heavy Tank Builder: @Tommy Styrvoky Category: Military Instructions: No Topic VIDEO
  7. Milan
    Did you check axle collection thread? Maybe you'll have some luck there...
  8. Milan
    No links and no going further with this, please.
  9. Milan
    Great news, Jason!
  10. Milan
    No other topic. You have this topic, why would you open a new one for the same thing? Also, we can't have more than one contest at the same time, given that AMS contest is still going.
  11. Milan
    Pictures of Technic B-Models are here! Check them out in Technic Forum or click on the picture:
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  13. Milan
    Sure, in 10 minutes.
  14. Milan
    I will update the Hall of Fame to the end of the week. This one is going in there!
  15. Milan
    I have edited your first post to link your image from Bricksafe. Fell free to edit it yourself again, and put as many pictures in the first post as you wish. No need to go over 800x600. Have fun!
  16. Milan
    Hi, welcome to EB! Please take a moment and upload your images to some image hosting site, like Flickr, and then just link them here. That way, you will have the option to post bigger images, up to 1024x768.
  17. Milan
    @acidblue A month ago you have bumped 4 year old topic just to ask for instructions. In fact, all three posts you have made so far, are posts asking for instructions. Please don't do that.
  18. Milan
    This moc is already presented on Eurobricks. I will merge this with the builder's original presentation topic.
  19. Milan
    @scifunk Welcome to Eurobricks. Please try to avoid posting in old topics, especially in 5+ years old topic. Please familiarize yourself with the site guidelines. There is active and very nice topic about axles HERE.
  20. Milan
    RC Guys: While this is indeed Technic Pub for chit chat, it is not a good idea to turn it into a RC topic.
  21. Milan
    True. Forgot to say about it. I made that "mistake" by letting them sit on a wheel and they stretched a bit. Luckily it was a very small wheel and it has low number of rubber connectors. So, it is best to remove them from a model if any stretching is involved.
  22. Milan
    These tracks look cool and have great traction, but they indeed have some issues, like those you described. Driving them with rubber tire or rim probably was my problem with them, too. It can be somewhat solved by driving all four (or eight) "sprockets" and give them at least double the traction. Other solution is to use the sprocket that will engage with axles on the tracks directly, like using old big Lego gears. Nevertheless, I too got a great deal for them (1000x) and had a great fun with those! Still experimenting with custom brick built sprockets.
  23. Milan
    Bricklink sellers send parts to Turkey. @LegoIstanbul1907 if you are not familiar to Bricklink, take some time, explore it via their Help sections and you will learn it pretty quickly. You will find out that you could order anything (sets, parts, instructions etc) you want and it will be shipped to your address in Turkey. Hope this helps. Have fun!
  24. Milan
    Moved this to our Pub.
  25. Milan
    1. Bump it if you have something important to add, in this case it is much better to bump than to open a new topic, for the very same thing. 2. It shows on the first page of the search results when you search for "Pneumatic" "Actuator"... Merging with existing topic.
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