dr_spock
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Today Batgirl fights crime on train tracks with her Bat Motorcycle and flick fire missile Batarang. Rail Batgirl Motorcycle by dr_spock_888, on Flickr
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Mini-Challenge: The Nellisan Merrynight
dr_spock replied to Elostirion's topic in Brethren of the Brick Seas
Last last minute entry for Cat C: Merrynigh Tree Importation -
Mrs. Cantelli is anxiously awaiting the arrival of her fir tree at the port. Her husband, Mr. Cantelli, spared no expense importing a fir tree for Merrynight. He ordered it from his tree importer. His importer is making a healthy profit by using a new supplier.
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Thank you. Practical builds are important. Yes, he is one very lucky Star Wars character. Maybe a bit too unnaturally lucky. He must have a really good Hollywood agent. Thank you.
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I like the 2nd one too as 4x4 turntable provides a stronger connection than 2x2.
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Thank you. Think of them like clone brand trees.
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Mini-Challenge: The Nellisan Merrynight
dr_spock replied to Elostirion's topic in Brethren of the Brick Seas
Last minute Cat A entry: Merrynight Caroling -
Merrynight caroling to the less fortunate in Nellisa. The less fortunate don't seem all that interested in Merrynight singing. The rats on the other hand are leaving town.
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That's no more dangerous than working on a whaling ship without sea swells. I think I've seen that mug before. Arrr, Merry Night re-gifting.
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Power Miners Granite Grinder MOW vehicle clearing right of way track of Rock Monsters. Run, little monsters, run. Rail Granite Grinder by dr_spock_888, on Flickr
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RPG protection grid. Actually it is a metal grid to protect the engineer (driver) from rocks and stuff people throw off overpasses and bridges. I think engines have better protection windshield glass now that the screen is no longer required. Yup, I used to hang out at South Station. MBTA only had F40PHs, rebuilt F7s and RDCs back then.
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Sitting at table would be most comfortable. Some times I build on floor when my table is full of MOCs awaiting shredding. But I do get up to get parts on a regular basis. Otherwise, I'm down for the count if I stayed too long on the floor.
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How about the MBTA commuter trains from Massasschusetts, USA? They run mixed consists of single level and bi-level cars too.
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Colours make for good looking photography. He'd better watch his step. Slipping on palm oil can be bad.
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Florida's new Brightline high speed train?
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The Sword Identity. Kind of like a Friends minidoll trying to establish a new playing style in a LEGO CITY of old school traditional style play minifigures.
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Rail Hearse by dr_spock_888, on Flickr
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Sets so nice you bought them twice (or more)
dr_spock replied to murphy_slaw's topic in General LEGO Discussion
Speaking of trains, I bought two copies of the Horizon Express train. Not because so nice but LEGO only sold half a train in the set. -
Rest In Peace Princess.
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Welcome to Eurobricks. It is not very common for me. I remember missing a piece with Fire Brigade. Where in the world are you? Where do you buy your LEGO? Contact LEGO customer service.
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Removing the switch probably was to simplify manufacturing and reduce costs and support calls from beginners who don't know how to set the polarity switch correctly. Any future sets designed by LEGO would have the PF switch oriented in the correct way and no need to adjust the tiny polarity switch. Product department doesn't talk to marketing department so it seems. It was the same when the shade of green on the 32x32 base plates changed.
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Only the bravest of werewolves would take part in the annual running of the bunny mech on train tracks. Rail Bunny Mech by dr_spock_888, on Flickr
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Death Star on rails. Rail Death Star by dr_spock_888, on Flickr
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You can also use the LEGO Ambassador Network LUG Map to find a nearby LUG: https://lan.lego.com/lugs