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  1. dr_spock
    Neat. How do they operate?
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    I needed to put some trains away. I modified cardboard box to hold trains. I glued down 1.5" strips to keep the trains spaced apart so stuff like hand rails don't get knocked off.
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    fresh
  4. dr_spock
    Welcome aboard, LeeB. Stay out of trouble as my Mom would say.
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    Welcome to Eurobricks.
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    Good looking rolling stock. You'll have to make a powerful locomotive. (Those Technic wheels and axles have a lot of rolling friction.)
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    Nice yard. Interesting to see a cable system. I think they use that for a Swiss different track gauge transfer yard.
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    There is supposed to be a Friend Party train. Might be an opportunity to make a real bar car.
  9. dr_spock
    How many questions can one ask?
  10. dr_spock
    I recall the verification email coming in quickly when I registered on Brickshelf. I wonder if your email problems with LEGO.com order confirmations is also at play here.
  11. dr_spock
    I would be interested in party train. If they follow train standards, it shouldn't be too hard to convert to 9V. Had I known about Party Train I wouldn't have made my own Friends Cargo Train this spring. Friends Cargo Train by dr_spock_888, on Flickr
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    Also discussed in EB's Town Forum -> http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=112720
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    After a month, I received the HC-05 Bluetooth module in the mail. Time for a quick test, I connected it to my Arduino. I installed free Roboremo on my Android phone and setup some button controls. I paired the two Bluetooth devices and it is touch screen train fun. I think it probably makes more sense to do this for 9V trains so you don't have to be tied to the 9V train controller.
  14. dr_spock
    Great job recreating the narrow gauge railway in LEGO. Interesting techniques. No Grand Canyon but isn't there a children run railway in Hungary too?
  15. dr_spock
    That is the PTC resettable thermal fuse.
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    Soon
  17. dr_spock
    Imperial Safety Announcement: Warning, train approaching. Stay behind the yellow line. Day 214 of 365: Yellow Line by dr_spock_888, on Flickr
  18. dr_spock
    Great job on the speeder and photo editing.
  19. dr_spock
    How many Moderators does it take to change a light bulb?
  20. dr_spock
    Interesting build. Was it stressful creating it?
  21. dr_spock
    One thing is to check is the email address provided to LEGO.com is correct. Do you get other LEGO communications like VIP emails about special deals and news on that email address? Check your email spam filters to make sure they are not filtering out LEGO.com.
  22. dr_spock
    panic
  23. dr_spock
    There is fun in collecting. It doesn't have to be a big expensive sets. I have a few old small sets sealed in the box. It is kind of nice to hold the box, look at the old school pictures, shake and sniff the box. I think there is a difference in collecting for the joy of it versus hoarding sets for speculation purposes.
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    causing
  25. dr_spock
    Yes, a standard 2L Technic pin is used to connect the two pieces together. They are the same size 2x4 size. One sits on top of the other. http://alpha.bricklink.com/pages/clone/catalogitem.page?P=2780&idColor=11#T=C&C=11
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