Sarles
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This is the new build I built for shows this year. It's a grass runway that is hosting a fly-in. There are a few older planes but also one MOC plane. Rivers Edge Airpark by Benjamin Sarles, on Flickr My MOC Tundra backcountry plane. Tundra Tired Tail Dragger by Benjamin Sarles, on Flickr
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So many lovely lines on this ship.
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This was my first concept for a series of 4-person SxS vehicles but it came out to 8 wide, which seems excessive. So I am going to try a few techniques that were suggested by my lug for narrowing it down. SxS Offroad vehicle by Benjamin Sarles, on Flickr
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I like it! Cool use of those windscreens for the curved windows.
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This is a very fair review of the set. I think it's a great set for the money.
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These trucks are brutish and awesome!
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Such a beautiful space you have created! The colors are striking!
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[COR - FB - SHIP] HMS La Belone
Sarles replied to Bricksbypidy's topic in Brethren of the Brick Seas
She is outstanding! Great lines and she would run like the wind! -
I have updated the roof, the tree, and the fire pit. Please let me know if you like the changes. TNVLC Tailer Park - KOA Cabin by Benjamin Sarles, on Flickr
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Great job. I love the contrast of colors and making the "stairwell" area of the building a separate shade and giving it height with the tower on top is a cool detail.
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The Jetson One that this is loosely based on is actually in production right now with sold-out pre-orders for the next few years. They are pretty much rich men's toys because of the six-figure price tag, but they are still pretty cool. I imagine more will come on line, much like boat and jet ski manufacturers.
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This MOC was based off the TNVLC Trailer Standard. I designed a camp cabin with it and wanted to try a layout with a full scenery. The interior is unfinished at the moment but wanted to focus on the exterior. Trailer 2 by Benjamin Sarles, on Flickr
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Thank you!
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This is fantastic! Is there a place where someone has created a tutorial on building these types of figures?
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Fantastic build! The layout is so interesting and I love the crest above the door.
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I swapped out the props for a smaller diameter one to look a bit more realistic. What do you think? Jetson One Buggy Drone_4 - Smaller Blades by Benjamin Sarles, on Flickr
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This is an update to the 60145 - Buggy set. I was looking to get more of a personal drone design, similar to the Jetson One. I'm not sure about the landing gear at the moment. Jetson One Buggy Drone_2 by Benjamin Sarles, on Flickr
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I am looking forward to this! Will digital builds be considered?
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Are there any meetups or Lugs in the West Kentucky or West Tennessee area that meet? I"m not finding anything on the web. Or if there is a virtual Lug that covers that area I would love to hear about those as well.
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So I've been watching a Youtube Channel a lot lately called 3DBotMaker and on that channel, they race Diecast cars down a mountain and do their videos in such a professional manner that I keep enjoying them.So that is the introduction as to where I found this scene that I am building in Stud.io to see where I can go with it. This first part is this store and patio where there are going to be some announcers set up under this canopy.I would like to hear your comments on this build. Store and Patio by Benjamin Sarles, on Flickr
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I recognize the shape of the ship, I don't know if I have ever seen the show/cartoon though. It looks like the design language from Futurama a bit as well.
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Very Retro feel to the design. Great job.
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I made some modifications to the Lego Ninjago Destiny's Wing (Item No: 70650-1) It was fun playing around with it. I think the build is about 60% the design from Lego with some twists that I put in. Racing Wing - Forward by Benjamin Sarles, on Flickr https://flic.kr/p/2jkKpiG This was the first draft before I recolored the model. Racing Wing - First Addition by Benjamin Sarles, on Flickr
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That is brilliant.
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So my latest MOC idea is a playable Faro table and various accessories. For this I plan on using the Pirate Lego playing cards to keep it all Lego. There are a few things I need to figure out as you can see that on the board there are permanently affixed cards and I have come up with a way to get the cards set on the table. I'm starting with this card holder but I'm concerned the Door Rail plates will have connection issues when a card is slid under the edges and siting on the tile. Has anyone tried to do anything similar?