Capt. Stabbin

Thanks! It's a real honor to be on the frontpage of Classic-Pirates! Thanks. I've been working with different palm variations. I think they work out nice. Palm trees are all I have at the moment, and there has to be trees! It just isn't the same without them.

[pid][/pid]196D Hello everybody! It's been a while since I posted here, so I figured I'd share my latest creation. I have always been fascinated the Maya civilization. I decided to base this one on one of the greatest may cities of all, Palenque. I based my MOC off of these pics: Thanks for looking! C & C welcome

Excellent scene Shmails! I love the buildings and the landscape. Nice attention to detail! Good luck in the contest.

Nice Job Derfel! Another stunning masterpiece!

5 points - Burman The Singapore situation Mill Set Nice job!

As far as lubrication goes, I use dielectric grease. It's mineral oil based and very light, and it says it is safe for plastic parts. It worked wonders on my EN. I have not tried it on my Maresk yet. I also stick to the "a little dab will do ya" motto. As to using olive oil, I would not use it. Olive oil will degrade over time leaving a nasty sticky residue, due to it's organic properties. I hope this helps. Capt. Stabbin

Great job! I love how you used crates for the door in the building on the left! Keep up the good work.

Nice job, Ratshot! I love the floor. Nice use of the u clip too. It's always nice to see stuff from you.

4 Points : 13/ Attack on the Nile by Yatkuu 3 points : 18/ Treasure hunt on the river Nile by Nieks Nice entries everybody!!

Thanks for the comments, everybody! It was supposed to be dead leaves, but it ended up looking like bananas. Something I will be changing in the future.

Hello Everybody. I've decided to share with you, what I have been working on the last couple months. Since I have dived head over heels for LEGO trains, I decided to start my own city for my trains to travel around. I have decided to base most of my buildings on the city of Falmouth Jamaica, and a couple from Charleston South Carolina. The earlier being the greatest concentration of colonial Carribean Georgian architecture in the Caribbean. So therefore, my city is located on a small island in the Caribbean. My city will always be a work in progress, as you can tell. It will be pieced together whenever I have the means and pieces to do so. Just like real cities, Garden Grove will continously be evolving and changing. It's a slow process though, having to wait until I can afford pieces and so on. So here is the begining of my never ending project. I love this hobby! Overview The main street Small Houses Thanks for checking out my town. C & C welcome and appreciated. Thanks, Captstabbin

Nice job, Stacker! I really like your passenger cars. The color scheme is a nice change from the normal tan and brown. And they fit real nice with the whole EN theme. Great Job.

Congratulations Admiral!

Got mine yesterday, assembled today! Man, she is a real beauty! Love it.

Nice job, Jimbo! I really looks nice. I personally like your color scheme and if fits nice with this model. I bet it looks nice going past your train station. Keep up the good work.

I'm not from there, I have a family member that lives there, and I love the band.

Welcome to the forum! Anywhere near Defiance Ohio?

I just keep them in a cardboard box mixed with all my other minifigs.

Congratulations everybody!!!

Sweet pallet jack!! I may have to use this sometime! The station looks great, so many details! Keep up the good work.

Excellent job! Welcome to the forums, and good luck in the contest!

25) Pilot Entry (Build by mookage)- 2 points 30) Pilot Entry (Build by brickcitydepot) - 1 point Excellent entries, guys! Good luck!

14) Tribal Hunter, Mexican & Tribal Chief Entry (Build by George G.) - 3 Points Wonderful entry, good luck!

No I did not, as I do not own either of those sets. I have been experimenting with Power Functions, but as of yet it is only a push model. Thanks, Captstabbin