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How did you do it.. just perfect.. And I'm a big Trek fan since TOS. Honestly, I'm jealous

Hello, I'm the guy behind basebrick. Web 2.0 ! We all have our limitations. Some more than others LOL Rebrickable is pretty indeed. I will add that of course at some point (didn't realise it was nessessary until now).

I love that film, Clint rules and your creation is just super!

Both are lookin' really yummy!

Really nice site! Very Bricksettish - by chance? From where do you get all the data (inventories etc) ?

mahjqa, just for your information .... Stilzkin Indrik now for sale at Brickoogle

REALLY hard to choose the best one so I chose three creations which I think had nice presentation and at least one new cool minifig I liked especially 14) Eurobricks Collectable Minifigures Series 1 (Eurobricks Collectable Minifigures Series 1 Entry) (Build by Oky Wan Kenobi) (1) The fly and the Yodeler! 4) World Tree (Eurobricks Collectable Minifigures Series 1 Entry) (Build by lisqr) (1) The Imp and Bruce Lee! 8) 16 figs in a beach house (Eurobricks Collectable Minifigures Series 1 Entry) (1) Gingrebread man

!!! 14) Punk Rocker Entry (Build by kost u grlu) (2 points) 4) The Monster Entry (Build by Titolian) (1 point)

Wow, super cool! Your use of strange parts is (again) exceptional!

I must agree with this. I recreated the red Stilzkin Igniz using only these images. It took some time but I had lot of fun figuring out how it has been made But still I would like to have the part lists I agree with this also, 100%.

Don't do it! You will regret it (I sold everything long time ago and then had to start again from zero )

I often buy instructions for bigger techinc sets (rather than buying the set itself), so definitely I would pay 5-15 euros for instructions for great MOCs too! I really dislike pdf instructions, but those image based instructions are great. And how to figure out which MOCs are more interested AFOLs? My site (basebrick) might help. There are few MOC part lists uploaded there, and MOC owners can see the page view count. For example Jurgen's 8043 mod. has the highest view count Well, just an idea.

"(how much can you say about plastic bricks anyway)" LOL

Thanks! And I don't mind, it's more like an honor

The Stilzkin Igniz replica It took 1.5 years to complete this, mainly time went for collecting all the pieces. I wanted to make it little different than the red one (which I still think is more beautiful), so it became white & blue (=Finnish colors ;) And because the real thing can speed up to 80 km/h, I wanted to add a remote controlled transmission. It has two gears, and the switching mechanism is on the latter carriage (that's why it is little longer that the original one). But sadly because there was very little space, I couldn't make it to work very well Ok, it does operate, it has more speed than the original and more power with the lower gear (it can climb on the wall!), but after few gear changes, the switching gear keeps moving away from the correct position...and starts slipping. After a while I lost interst to make it better... But I'm happy with it. Image 1 Image 2 Transmission Also I had problems with creating those cool stickers. I couldn't find a sheet with transparent plastic (etc?)... Is there a topic about creating stickers here in eurobricks?

Log in name? OK, didn't know that. Thanks!

This task is really hard to solve (but interesting), I'm quite sure it had something to with trains. It seems I stopped building Lego quite early (?), when I was 12 or 13. I sold everything and began to play with computers :) So my best guess is this set:

Noticed that when signing in, site asks for username and password, but it is the email what it needs. Maybe it should be corrected: Username/password > Email address/password.

Wow! I like the gun the most!

Bricklink

Magnificent! I really like it, but would be even better with more images!

I think I'm in love...

Cutting into? No, ships are not so heavy. Some minor scraches.. well maybe, but haven't seen any. Scratches appears when my boy plays with them But I admit, some strong white string or insulated electric wire would be better.

I'm not concerned about them to fall. I use thin iron wire, that won't brake. Then it's only about to find the correct place for the wire.

Our SW ships are hangin' from the ceiling