Milan
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Welcome! Great shirt, indeed!
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This debate will always have two sides, each with great arguments.. I would not mix RC components and Lego parts. It fells like a cheating to me, even if we cant produce similar results with Lego motors and batteries. Will you open the wip topic for this? am very interested to see loaded 1:8 truck speeding at 20km/h using only Lego parts. :) -
Welcome! Have fun!
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Hey Andreas, welcome to Eurobricks!
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Heffe, welcome. You cant send PM until you have 10 posts. Try to make 10 good and reasonable posts, though. You could have also tried to contact the builder via the link he provided, to avoid activating old topic.
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Welcome!
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I have arrived in the Eurobricks community!
Milan replied to legoxan's topic in Hello! My name is...
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Welcome to EB! Yeah now you have excuse to buy more sets and parts!
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Porsche 944 project
Milan replied to Ruud18's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
I am interested in this model. It looks so nice with that plates making all the curves. -
Welcome! Regarding your question: technic is theme with one of the biggest sets, if we are talking about part count. Yes, there are people that make big models, both technic and non-technic that you can buy instructions, or even buy complete model. So, what theme would you like?
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Hi, welcome to EB. I like your MOCist term. Some likes to call it MOCer :) have fun!
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Doug, Sure, here are the answers: 1. If i understood correctly, you want to change your model's name in the Entry topic? It is ok by all means. When you finish the model, post it in the entry topic under new, desired name. 2. Link to discussion topic means that when you post your finished model into the Entry topic, and once you show your pictures, video and info, you also should post a link to your WIP topic, which is also called a discussion topic, as it allows people to discuss your wip model
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Welcome, technic fan!
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Welcome to EB.
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Wow, so many nice suggestion, thanks! I am coming home in a two days and cant wait to try them. If anyone has some more ideas please share them.
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Generic Contest Discussion
Milan replied to Jim's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Don't worry, the party starts on a Sunday! -
Welcome!
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Thanks! This seems like great solution. It has small tiny gaps where hinges are connecting, but nevertheless, its very nice! Saint: i dont get it, what is 1x1 with ring?
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Thanks. I will try those to see what can i make. I will also try to find some solution for 1 x n.
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Djm: thanks, that nice solution. Too bad it can not be made at any length, but great idea! Shayd: oh yeah, i remember that! Can it be used with 2x2 bricks and plates (and 2x4), or just with 2x3?
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[WIP] [TC8] 8x8 off road crane
Milan replied to Zerobricks's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
We are all anxious to see next update of this monster! But we agreed to wait until two weeks expired. -
Hey all. I am away from my computer so i would try to explain like this. I am looking for a way to connect two bricks, or brick with plate or plate with plate, in a way that they are facing their studs in the oposite direction. So, when connected, top brick would have its studs facing up, and the bottom brick would have its studs facing down. I know there is a way to do this with two bricks, with inserting technic half pins in one brick, but i hate the gap that is made that way. So i was wondering is there a way to do this but without any gaps visible. Oh, it would be great if this would be possible with bricks or plates 1 x n. Thanks for any ideas.
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Great! Welcome to EB!
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Hey, welcome. I can relate with your unfortunate situation. One big set- technic flagship cost around 70% of my salary. When that set is imported to our stores, it gets lots more costly. So i buy only bricks what i need and look for good deals on BL. Anyway, have fun with ldd, until you acquire more parts!
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Welcome, and enjoy building your Arocs!