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  1. dr_spock
    Nice. Good use of base plates. Good luck.
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    Nice. Clever tea scale.
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    Perhaps. Thank you. This is the second time I created something with LDD. It was hard but I learned how to group things.
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    She's a good looking ship. What is the interior like?
  5. dr_spock
    You have to enclose your picture hyperlink between the IMG tags like so:
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    8258 crane truck had the metal hook in 2009. That's the last time I've seen them in a set.
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    Great layout. The train transfer table is very nice. Do the tracks lead to the main line?
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    Welcome aboard.
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    Drill hole to mount a technic half pin to function as knob?
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    Day 298 of 365: Flower Killer by dr_spock_888, on Flickr Day 296 of 365: Seesaw Troll by dr_spock_888, on Flickr Day 291 of 365: Itsy Bitsy Spiders by dr_spock_888, on Flickr
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    Oops, I didn't realize I selected your fig's head from the LDD set of heads. Shall I redo the LDD entry? Thanks. Thank you.
  12. dr_spock
    If you don't need brick enlargement, then the best thing to do is to click on the "report" button and let the MODs deal with it.
  13. dr_spock
    Didn't they have trouble stocking small independent retailers last year? Shop early to beat the crowd as they say.
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    Thanks. It's the Pillage the Village contest over in the Pirate forum. It took over 28 hours to render. I think I could use a faster computer.
  15. dr_spock
    Nice. The marble counter top makes a good background for the snowspeeder. ====== If an autonomous car can't avoid a collision, does it sacrifice the passenger, the large group of marching troopers, the sith, the jar-jar, the cow, or a couple of jaywalking droids? How does it decide? Day 297 of 365: Autonomous Car Ethics by dr_spock_888, on Flickr
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    It's a small shunter. So anything that can be shunted in a rail yard would work. Freight cars, passenger cars, locomotives. With the battery box over the drive wheels, you can probably pull quite a few cars. The train can't be too long since it's a small shunter and they don't pull mile long train in real life.
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    It could be high humidity, moisture from the wood, etc.
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    Not really if they are dedicated. I saw one spammer did almost two dozen posts in a row. Although, it could work against people joining Eurobricks for the sole purpose of promoting their LEGO Ideas or kickstarter and then never to be seen again.
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    Your photos are too big to comply with Eurobricks Site Guidelines. You should resize them to 800x600 before uploading to Brickshelf and then use the IMG tags around the hyperlink to deeplink.
  20. dr_spock
    Nice and compact.
  21. dr_spock
    Maybe the machine that orientates the torso for the arm attaching machine didn't have its morning coffee.
  22. dr_spock
    You can also use the LEGO boat weights to sink it -> http://alpha.bricklink.com/pages/clone/catalogitem.page?P=73090b#T=C
  23. dr_spock
    Clever story and build.
  24. dr_spock
    Nice. Tis a good read and sad ending.
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    Bloody nice. Like a rated R version of the TV show, Adventures of Pirates with Scientists.
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