Sarles
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I really like this ship! The multi-mission role that this ship could provided has some awesome play-ability. You could up armor this ship and use military style coloring and it would be just as effective of a build as this one. Great work my friend.
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I would hate to ride in that thing, but completely awesome looking work.
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I like the color scheme. The parts use of the hands is cool. If you like building the mech type builds, there is a cool YouTube tutorial on how to build various bodies and more functional hands.
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Thanks for the comments. The studs that are on top at the moment are going to house some antenna of some sort. I'm just waiting to flesh out the rest of the ship to add on the details. First Ship_7-24-19 by Benjamin Sarles, on Flickr
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I've been following several builders in the micro-space genre and love seeing what they come up with. I've also really enjoyed watching Shiptember come together every year on Flikr and often wondered if I could design something worthy of that contest/forum. With all that being said, I've started a new design and I'm taking a bow to stern build and would love to get comments as I build my way through this. I don't really have a back story of the ship or an end result in mind. I just want to play with shapes and other techniques to see if I can build something interesting. First Ship_7-23-19 by Benjamin Sarles, on Flickr
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How Beautiful are those lines?
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I present my Performing Arts center at the Micropolis scale. The building was referenced from a building that does exist in Paducah, KY. I wasn't attempting to recreate the building, but I liked the design of it. I designed this building using Bricklink's STUD.io software and rendered it with the native rendering tool. I always look forward to comments and critiques. https://flic.kr/p/2eSkCeE
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Fantastic Build!
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This ship is designed for in-system reconnaissance and patrol. She also deploys aboard a fleet carrier to be the fleets eyes when working in low electronic emissions mode. Skate Class - Recon and Patrol craft by Benjamin Sarles, on Flickr
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Does anyone have a good way to incorporate a bell?
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End of the weekend update. Still have railings and some undercarriage work to do. Illinois Central Paducah Built G10 Locomotive #10 by Benjamin Sarles, on Flickr
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Starting on a personal project. I've never built a LEGO Train before so I'm basing my boggies and trucks on the LEGO set 60052 and will start to build from there. My hope is to build a model of the Paducah GP10 locomotive that was built in my fathers home town of Paducah KY. http://www.railpictures.net/photo/612127/ Illinois Central Paducah Built G10 Locomotive #5 by Benjamin Sarles, on Flickr
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This is a design I've been working on for that last year or so. I meant to have it built for the 2016 Brickfair Virginia but wasn't able to quite pull it all together in time. So I brought it out for this years Brickfair. I originally designed the building the Lego Digital Design (LDD) software. I had the design even built. Once I switched my primary software to bricklink;s Stud.io I tested out the rendering package in Stud.io on this build and it sold me on the switch to the software package. I started to evaluate the design a bit further for this years Brickfair and wanted to add some lighting which cause me to really work through some redesign efforts in the roof and foundation pieces. the final design from Stud.io ended up looking like this. Now it was time to build and light. I am really happy our this all came out.
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I've been loving this on the Flikr boards. The theme is outstanding and I love all the auxiliary vehicles you have designed for it.
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The lights are has to be the funniest thing I've seen! I love this Mech! I can see this thing being insanely fast but man I would hate to pilot it with all the shaking you would have to endure. The power plant detailing is outstanding and it makes for a completed design look. Well done in all respects on this MOC.
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Thank you.
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I hadn't thought of those pieces for the wing pontoons. I'll have to keep that one in mind. Thanks!
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I've been working on this, today. Trying to come up with an interesting pusher plane design that has influences back to World War II. This first picture is from from where I was blocking in the hull of the design. This shows a bit more design work with the addition of a different windscreen as well as the support pylons for the wings to the man fuselage. I'm still thinking of whether or not to add wing tip pontoons. Feel free to add any comments you have for additions to this design.
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Fantastic! I like how you did the lion on the tower. I love the detail along the street. Well done.
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I'm really like this build. I think you have done a great job picking up the ambiance I remember of authentic Italian Restaurants in Europe. I love the addition of the patio seating area on the third floor. Well done.
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I love the detail around the headlights. The entire build is well done, I think. I like the crane and I also think you did a great job of using the colors your chose. Cool build all together.
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Pretty cool take on a food truck. I wonder how cramped it would be without the third wheel set. Great use of detail parts in the kitchen.
