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It reminds me of the car dealership in my town. Small one. Hardly anybody buys cars from it, though.

That sure looks cute. I wish I had one to display around Decembertide.

Very good job, I must say. It almost reminds me of the Rainbow Sun.

Are you thinking about adding some brick-built cannons?

I prefer the Brickbeard Bounty. Mostly because it isn't as awkward as RBR, plus it can easily be converted into an Imperial ship.

Well, considering that I just got my first Pirates set a few months ago, I have only made two ships in that time period: HMS Quicksilver (A little buggard with a front and square-sail) A little sloop.

I can figure what Dey will say when he meets with Hiawatha. Hiya, Watha!

I've seen them on BeanMeister22's channel, and I have to say, they aren't the least bit realistic. However, they are cheaper and they come on the new brown rails.

Yes, see I deleted the file by accident.

Howdy, all! Recently in my English class, we were reading Harper Lee's classic novel, To Kill a Mockingbird. My teacher said we were to do a non-paper project on the novel, so I decided to make: The Finch House Image Back view with the Finch kids and Dill in the back yard: Image The kitchen, with Calpurnia cooking up a storm: Image The dining room: Image Aunt Alexandra in the den: Image The front porch with Mr. Finch reading the news: Image Jem and Scout's Room: Image Atticus' Study: Image That is pretty much the full view of the house. I hope you enjoyed this post. In the mean time, here is a little bonus: Image Scout leading old Boo Radley home. Always entertaining, always inspiring, always:

I can almost hear the sound of taps being played. It is just that great of a model.

Oh yeah! LEGO-kini!

It reminds me of the Bomgaars Store in West Point.

As Thomas said to Percy in Tramway Engines, he looks just like a green caterpillar with red stripes. I made a model of Percy, too. Only, I didn't use large wheels. But, hey, this is a great model. Perfect for any Thomas fan.

Very good work! It reminds me of an old TV show, Trumpton.

I have two engines on my layout. No. 10194 "Emerald Night" RC Steam Engine To me, if you have a layout on a 4x8 sheet of plywood, two engines is enough.

A very interesting-looking engine. It reminds me of a BR engine from somewhere.

A very interesting set. I have ancestry over in Eastern Brandenburg along the Oder River. So, I love German designs.

They are all of the Skarloey Railway's Engines.

Yup. I was doing the work at my Grandma's. I got the engine looks from various Thomas fan websites.

I just love these surveys. So fun to fill out.

I've been hard at work the past few days building these tiny fellows. They are five studs wide, not what you would quite expect, being it a new invention of mine. Enjoy! Skarloey and Rheneas, the old twins Sir Handel (Falcon) and Peter Sam (Stuart) Rusty, Duncan, and Ivo Hugh Stuart (Peter Sam), Falcon (Sir Handel), and "The Duke" Hope you enjoyed it! For more pictures, click here. Always entertaining, always inspiring, always:

That actually sounds like a great idea. However, I think that would only work with LDraw and LDD.

Whale Spaceship Tail down Tail up LXF File

Sorry to say this, but PAB doesn't have any cannons. They only have the bricks that are available in LDD Design By Me.