Sir E Fullner

Very nice decal. Will you put it on your own custom minifig?

I'm teaching my younger cousin about LEGO trains. I've shown him how my layout works, and the locomotives. He sure enjoys it.

Very good, deen. I can't wait to see the finished product.

This set sure is hunky-dory. I love the soldier, detective, and gangster. Plus, this is the first time I've ever seen a minifig that looked just like my dad! (lumberjack)

My vote: No. 2 House Party (CorneliusMurdock) No. 8 16 figs in a Beachhouse (Cecilie) No. 13 (The very long title by kciR)

My vote: (1 point each) No. 13 Musketeer (Yatkuu) No. 20 Artist (lisqr) No. 28 Sailor (Raphy)

The following is a funny story that happened during a trip I took to Chicago a few weeks ago. I thought that this would be the best place to put it, but if it isn't, I don't know what place is. Enjoy! Friday, May 27, 2010 This day was when we went shopping down the Magnificent Mile. Objective: Find the LEGO store. So my friends Mr. A, Mr. G (keeping their identities secret) and I walked southwards passing many a store, but not finding the LEGO store anywhere. Mr. G: Oh, come on. Where is it? Mr. A: Yeah? Me: I have no idea. We should look it up in Google Maps. Mr. A: Great idea. We're standing next to a Starbucks, as well. I'll look it up. As he looked up where the store was, I looked across the street to a large building with Minifig heads on it. Me: Hey! Look at that! Mr. G: What? Me: That! Mr. G: Oh, LEGO heads--What? And that was the story of how we found the LEGO store. It will be moving soon to the Macy's Department Store. In the mean time, I bought two new sets. I've had loads of fun with them, and I got a little bigger town. I hope that if you're in Chicago sometime soon, that you won't get lost trying to find the LEGO store. Always entertaining, always inspiring, always:

It looks fantastic! Of course, the cab probably isn't as comfy as a true A4, but we do have to give up a few necessities in life.

In my town, I only have two sidings, so I can have a pretty big town. But, at the moment, I just have the small hamlet of Mouthvan.

It was really fun helping out with the last RCB, so I want to help out again. If it is possible, of course.

Howdy, folks. Summer is almost here in the unsettled portions of the Great Plains. In fact, I just made a new comic strip with LDD. Enjoy! There will be more to come, but in the mean time, keep the comments and questions coming. I really enjoy reading them, the only high point in my day. Always entertaining, always inspiring, always:

I know what you're thinking. People don't apply to my posts much either. You should probably use some jumperplates in your furniture. It will take up less space and cut the costs.

Too bad I'll be in Chicago, Illinois during the event. It would be fun, but I am against flying over oceans. On a boat, you have life boats. You don't see very many planes with life planes, now do you?

I just got onto LDD today, and it turns out there is a new version! Of course, at the moment, I don't know about any new features. I'll try and tell you later. Always entertaining, always inspiring, always:

He sure is a cute little feller. Great job!

What? Not John Deere? I am very disappointed.

Best o'luck to him. I think it must be hard work being a regulator.

Great Review. I think that on my trip to Chicago I should get one of those.

I created this little number for the artist. Here is a very pretty young woman in an artist's studio getting her portrait taken. *I sure hope the artist gets here soon!*

I remember when the Cars movie came out. My older brother and I made some Mater cars and Racecars with our little collection of bricks. All in all, great review. I'd like to see the new movie when it comes out.

Great set. Oh, yes, that "spinning rooster compass" is probably a weather vane.

That engine is American Made Born and Bred in the USA... Okay, I don't rmember the song that well. But, I love the design. It almost reminds me of a train SavatheAggie would make.

Here are my votes: #14: Cairo Bazaar: 4 points #4: PQ Chess: 3 points

I'd love to have one of those on my railway! Anyways, great job. I love the color scheme and the device for letting down the MOW vehicle.