Sir E Fullner

Nice find! I, for one, admire the new soldier and Sherlock.

Over in the Midwest this week, we had a large blizzard and school was called off for two days. This gave me an opportunity to build: The Caledonian Belle I saw this engine while browsing the Hornby Trains website. I thought it was very impressive, so I made my own LEGO model of it. The Engine The engine type here is an 0-4-0ST. Some other folks refer to it as a "Pug". It also has a very familiar driver. The Coach I find this coach very attractive. The doors even open. The Freight Wagon I have a load of crates to take to market. I wonder what's in them? As that one guy once said, "My 'eart's in the Highlands." See you soon. Always entertaining, always inspiring, always:

I added a top story to the bank and an Arab perfume stand, not to mention starting work on a bakery.

Here is my part, all finished. It can be found by clicking here.

It looks very impressive. Reminds me of my very first engine, an HO Gauge U.P. GP7.

I made another update today. Today I just added guns and a few more soldiers. Here are the soldiers at their cannons. A very "painted" Commander. Stay tuned!

Here is a torso for, most Italians would agree, one of the greatest figures in Italian History. It is the torso for: Giuseppe Garibaldi Feel free to comment. Always entertaining, always inspiring, always:

I've been really busy last week with Speech. Because of all the snow we got last night, we weren't able to go to church this morning. That gave me the opportunity to continue on my build. I just added decoration to the outside, as in this photo. Here is a view of the cargo, with crates, boxes, chests, barrels, arguments, and a sleepy sailor. The door to the cargo hold. All for now, keep tuned in.

It looks very nice. I'd like to see that hull on a gunship.

I never new of Zorro that well. Though, may he rest in peace.

By public demand, I just resized the images. This way the page takes a shorter time to load.

I've never participated in one of these before. I'd like to join, so sign me up.

Well, I just got started. But, as I always do in a build, I start with the minifigs, and here they are: From l to r they are: Admiral Efullner, Commodore Holzenfauler, and Lieutenant Speckler. Here is a view of the hull. I copied a bit of the design from plokoon 4 life!. Front view. Rear view. Stay tuned for more updates!

Yes, I made it on LDD. It makes the most easy because I don't have the bricks in real life to make ships.

It's Finished. Click here! Hello, all Pirates and gentlemen! In this post, I will be constructing a Brandenburg Military Frigate- Friedrich Wilhelm zu Pferde I will be using the above model for reference, because the real FWzP was destroyed by the French in the 1690's. Blast those dirty French! The build will start after I get home from class. Feel free to comment in the meantime. Always entertaining, always inspiring, always:

I like it. Good job on the bows and stern.

Nice design. What do they call the EMMY's, by the way?

On Facebook it says, "Think back to 1993..." What's so special about 1993?

I like it, even if there aren't any bluecoats.

It said on Facebook to think of a Conquistador. All I can think of are Columbus, Cortes, Pizarro, and Balboa.

I voted for Romans, because they kicked tail.

I voted for Imperials, not only because of the cool uniforms, but because they are law-abiding citizens what never hurt a pigeon. : I smell a liar : Shut up, you.

Well, that's too bad. I really hoped that there would be more sets.

I am wondering if anybody has news on any new LEGO Indiana Jones Sets. The theme is supposed to reappear in 2011 with new sets. If you have any news, please comment down below. Always wondering:

It seems to be coming along fine, Aalak. I can't wait for the next post.