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Looks good. No pink? Kierna will approve.
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Modified unimog 8110
dr_spock replied to Jti001's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Eurobricks is not really setup to host pics. You can use a photo host site like flickr and deep link the url in your post here. Here is a tutorial on how to by Pandora -> http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=97921 -
I did something similar. I used a jack and plug to keep the wiring neater since it is displayed at events running the GBC modules. The box can go back to using batteries by unscrewing the jack and moving it aside for the batteries.
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Here is a tutorial on how to use flickr with Eurobricks written by Pandora. http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=97921
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Tried to take pictures of my SHIP and finding out it is too big for my white backdrop.
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Welcome to Eurobricks, Zanferia.
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Welcome aboard, Shib. Which other forum are you on?
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Maybe one of these in black. And two of these connect to.
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GBC General Discussion
dr_spock replied to Jim's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Added a module designed by Nico71 to my GBC. -
Do you live near a LEGO Store? The Pick A Brick wall is a good way to acquire various parts and colors. The wall content changes. Discounted or clearance sets are another way without spending too much.
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Depending on the size of your collection, sorting may help speed up MOC building when looking for parts. It was easier when my collection was small. I had a couple clear storage containers and separated by bricks and plates and others. Thanks to the opening of the local LEGO stores and PAB walls, now I have parts everywhere--drawers, PAB cups, baggies, boxes, floor, cat food dishes, etc. I need to rethink my storage and sorting system...
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Nice work. Maybe a U-joint for the connection between loco and tender? Looks like you're using Technic axle and connectors in the pictures.
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Any relation to cgarison? Thanks. I don't think the rail traveling public would approve riding with a nuclear missile. But Amtrak has trains throughout the U.S.A. You can load up the Viewliner cars with soldiers for the security detail. Viewliner sleeper and diner cars would provide comfortable accomodations. The latest signed nuclear treaty doesn't ban ICBM trains. I think the Russians are looking to bring them back. http://rt.com/news/railroad-based-missile-russia-429/ I haven't seen that movie. Sounds like the plot was to steal a Soviet mobile missile launcher. Thanks. Nice poster.
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Besides you can't see all the cattles in all their wonderous glory if you put them in covered animal stock wagons. I don't think cattles mind the sun or rain. My father-in-law has a farm, they graze out in the field rain or shine. One time one of them was struck by lightning.
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We're just another brick in the wall
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Would that be something of second half of 2015? Technic theme usually release their flagship set in the second half of the year.
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Impressive. That is a lot of beef!
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General questions about buying LEGO in the US
dr_spock replied to Ojik's topic in General LEGO Discussion
You can also use the Toys N Bricks blog to find out what sales/discounts are happening when your relatives or friends are visiting the U.S.A. or Canada. http://toysnbricks.com/ -
Ciao. Welcome to Eurobricks.
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Thanks. It should have a low powered propellant to throw the missile up into the air far enough before the main engine ignite to minimize damage to the equipment. Thanks for the suggestion. I've rebuilt the passenger car boogies to match the baggage car ones. Picked up some more of those black handle pieces from the Pick A Brick wall.
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Nicely done. It looks like one of those V2 rockets. Strange co-incidence, I was sorting the other night too and it turned into a train baggage car with a hidden missile launcher.
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In Ontario, Canada, Northlander railroad had the TEE running from Toronto to North Bay back in the 1970s to 1980s if I recall. I think one of the TEE was sent back to the Netherlands. The nose piece might pass for Motive Power engines like: Ontario, Canada: GO Transit MP40 engine Massassachusetts, USA: MBTA MP36 Maybe EMD F59PHI engine too.
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A Pick A Brick cup.
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I was sorting and playing around with some bricks last night. Out came an Amtrak baggage car for my Amtrak train MOC. But this is no ordinary baggage car. It is special...as in a special hidden intercontinental delivery system. Play features: open roof and rear doors. Pivot up the missile launcher and get ready to say goodbye to your checked-in luggage. Who wants to press the "button"? The smiley passengers should probably move further away first. Inspiration came from railpictures.net -> http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=186052&nseq=5
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It's not Ferrari racing without lots of sponsor stickers. Picture 4444 by dr_spock_888, on Flickr There is a GARC collobration over at flickr. I think one of the objectives is sticker your space racer build as much as you can.