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BS
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Had me some fun working from a
Bachmann model.
I’ve since changed the fin design on the missile from the thumbnail picture (the
side view has the new version). The trailer can be removed from the flatbed
although it’s probably pretty weak.
Comments and crits welcome.
Tim
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In lugnet.trains, Timothy Gould wrote:
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BS
Flickr
Had me some fun working from a
Bachmann
model. I’ve since changed the fin design on the missile from the thumbnail
picture (the side view has the new version). The trailer can be removed from
the flatbed although it’s probably pretty weak.
Comments and crits welcome.
Tim
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Nice work! Note sure I like the new fin version over the old, though. Both are
good, but I like the consistent fin thickness in the old.
Spotlighted. Thanks for sharing.
Cheers
Richie Dulin
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In lugnet.trains, Timothy Gould wrote:
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BS
Flickr
Had me some fun working from a
Bachmann
model. I’ve since changed the fin design on the missile from the thumbnail
picture (the side view has the new version). The trailer can be removed from
the flatbed although it’s probably pretty weak.
Comments and crits welcome.
Tim
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well i can honestly say the subject had me worried untill i opened the email.
this is a cool little moc. i love the wirey ness of it.
ondrew
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well i can honestly say the subject had me worried untill i opened the email.
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Teehee. I just couldn’t bring myself to pass up the opportunity and “USAF
intermodal missile carrier” didn’t quite have the same ring.
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this is a cool little moc. i love the wirey ness of it.
ondrew
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Thanks. I really like studless technic for flatcars. It looks really ‘right’ to
me.
Tim
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Comments and crits welcome.
Tim
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Tim, you are just good.
Tommy Armstrong
www.brickengraver.com
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In lugnet.trains, Timothy Gould wrote:
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The trailer can be removed from
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I like it. I remember wanting one of those cars for my HO layout in the ‘70s.
There have been a lot of designs posted recently using only the LEGO Factory
palette and my first instinct when seeing your model was “That’s Dark Green!
Where is the ‘Buy Me’ button?”
Then reality set in. Still, an excellent model.
Doug
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In lugnet.trains, Doug Eaton wrote:
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In lugnet.trains, Timothy Gould wrote:
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The trailer can be removed from
the flatbed although it’s probably pretty weak.
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I like it. I remember wanting one of those cars for my HO layout in the
‘70s.
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Yeah. The moment I saw it I knew I had to build it. It’s just a great little
freight vehicle. Not sure if it’s authentic or prototypical to anything but
itsel but it’s still very neat.
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There have been a lot of designs posted recently using only the LEGO Factory
palette and my first instinct when seeing your model was “That’s Dark Green!
Where is the ‘Buy Me’ button?”
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Haha. Sorry. Much as I like the concept of Factory I’m too set in my
free-wheeling ways to use its palette just yet. I still look at my designs in
10183 and think of changes I’d like to make if only I’d had the parts ;)
On a slightly different not I think I must have my green set too dark. It’s
meant to be regular green. I’m slightly red-green colour-blind so certain
colours don’t end up quite right.
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Then reality set in. Still, an excellent model.
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Thank you
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In lugnet.trains, Timothy Gould wrote:
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On a slightly different not I think I must have my green set too dark. It’s
meant to be regular green. I’m slightly red-green colour-blind so certain
colours don’t end up quite right.
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It is probably the contrast/brightness of the monitor I am using combined with
the known use of Dark Green in the BNSF and an intense desire to get more parts
in this color tricking me into a false sense of hope.
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