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This model was built in the summer of 2005, primarily as a backdrop for the
micro steam engine I was building at the time. It was originally just supposed
to be a set of train tracks, but by the time I was finished I had a whole
farm layout. It’s
funny how projects can direct themselves sometimes. I tried to put as much
detail as I could into it, which is always a challenge working at this scale.
Enjoy,
J
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Jason Allemann wrote:
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This model was built in the summer of 2005, primarily as a backdrop for the
micro steam engine I was building at the time. It was originally just
supposed to be a set of train tracks, but by the time I was finished I had a
whole farm
layout. It’s funny how projects can direct themselves sometimes. I tried
to put as much detail as I could into it, which is always a challenge working
at this scale.
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Very nice! You certainly have a ton of detail. I only have 1 question: Do the
cows heads turn as the saucer flies by?
ROSCO
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Jason Allemann wrote:
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This model was built in the summer of 2005, primarily as a backdrop for the
micro steam engine I was building at the time. It was originally just
supposed to be a set of train tracks, but by the time I was finished I had a
whole farm
layout. It’s funny how projects can direct themselves sometimes. I tried
to put as much detail as I could into it, which is always a challenge working
at this scale.
Enjoy,
J
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I love it! The aliens add the perfect touch of humor to it.
-Duane
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Jason Allemann wrote:
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This model was built in the summer of 2005, primarily as a backdrop for the
micro steam engine I was building at the time. It was originally just
supposed to be a set of train tracks, but by the time I was finished I had a
whole farm
layout. It’s funny how projects can direct themselves sometimes. I tried
to put as much detail as I could into it, which is always a challenge working
at this scale.
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I think this is great! I love it. Micro-scale usually doesn’t interest me
much, but this one got me good. Very impressive.
Fabulous.
Jonathan
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WOW! What a brilliant MOC. The tractor, crop circle, barn, power lines, and
train are all wonderful. The saucer adds that bit of character and the rest of
the ‘background’ compliments the details so well! Thanks so much for sharing and
God Bless,
Nathan
Visit my brickshelf gallery:
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Nice work Jason, your attention to detail is outstanding. I’m sure I’m not
alone in hoping you expand on it, or at least continue to build in this scale.
-Keith
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In lugnet.build.microscale, Keith Goldman wrote:
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Nice work Jason, your attention to detail is outstanding. I’m sure I’m not
alone in hoping you expand on it, or at least continue to build in this
scale.
-Keith
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Probably not alone, but I sure hope he doesnt... ripping every chance for micro
fame I have with every one of his crappy... err I mean, tiny builds. Jason is
heartless. Good thing I love him (not in that way!), or I would put a hit out
on him.
Oh yeah, nice work Jas.
Janey “Im not jealous....... much, Red Brick”
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Jason Allemann wrote:
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Thanks for all the comments! Glad you enjoyed it.
Ross, of course they do. Or at least they do if you stare at it long enough. :)
Janey, love you too baby. Everyone knows you build all my micro MOCs nowadays
anyway.... ;)
Thanks again everyone!
J
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In lugnet.build.microscale, Jason Allemann wrote:
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Jason Allemann wrote:
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Janey, love you too baby. Everyone knows you build all my micro MOCs
nowadays anyway.... ;)
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Hmmm, somehow I missed this reply until now, but I have a new sig file now!
Wow, my life is now complete! Not to mention the fact that you finally came
clean with the truth about who actually builds your mocs.
Such good timing, being Thanksgiving weekend et al... now I finally have
something to be thankful for, well that, and of course, my two amazing
offspring.
Janey “love you too baby - J.A.” Red Brick
(P.S. Jas, you should know by now, I never leave sleeping dogs alone.)
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This is just... beautiful.
I particuarily love the two at the tractor looking on over the fields. Is that
perhaps the national inqirer pulling in on the pickup?
Great, stupendous work.
Mark
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Jason Allemann wrote:
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This model was built in the summer of 2005, primarily as a backdrop for the
micro steam engine I was building at the time. It was originally just
supposed to be a set of train tracks, but by the time I was finished I had a
whole farm
layout. It’s funny how projects can direct themselves sometimes. I tried
to put as much detail as I could into it, which is always a challenge working
at this scale.
Enjoy,
J
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Absolutely love it. I think the only thing that seems off is the train -- it
doesn’t seem to fit in this scene. That might just be my impression but a steam
engine along side modern looking cars (at least that is my impression of the
vehicles) seems to be disjointed.
I love all the details. The farm house and barn are great!
-mark
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In lugnet.build.microscale, Mark Rideout wrote:
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Jason Allemann wrote:
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Absolutely love it. I think the only thing that seems off is the train -- it
doesn’t seem to fit in this scene.
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lol, and the flying saucer does? ;)
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That might just be my impression but a
steam engine along side modern looking cars (at least that is my impression
of the vehicles) seems to be disjointed.
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Interesting observation. I was so focused on the physical details it didn’t
even occur to me to think about ‘era’ consistency. Or maybe it was because it
ended up having a bit of a fantastical element that I didn’t notice. Or maybe
it’s because I don’t know anything about trains. :) Either way, just goes to
show how people see things differently.
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I love all the details. The farm house and barn are great!
-mark
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Thanks for the comments!
J
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