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Hi all,
I thought that it might be nice to do something for the community to finish of
2009. So I’ve begun a project to develop a Western Train along with some
instructions.
BS
Instructions (as
MPD)
I’ll be adding new posts when I complete new stock so check back regularly.
Hope you enjoy it and may 2009 be a great year.
Tim
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In lugnet.announce.moc, Michael Huffman wrote:
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Just wanted to share my Old West town created for the Festival of the Masters
event, taken place at Downtown Disney, in Orlando, Florida:
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That’s a nice scene, I like the way the row of round plates 1x1 work near the
top of the brown building white the blue boardwalk canopy, and I like the brown
two-toned boardwalk canopy on the far right.
Please inform Scott Miller that I’ve made two simple changes to my own copy of
the set #10015 / set #4534 passenger wagon, i feel this improves it’s appearence
considerably:
- replace the red roof plates and tiles by brown plates and tiles
- shorten the boogies by one stud (using a partwise cheap and relative simple adaptation)
For details, see http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=49884
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A simple and beautiful diorama. Very nice work capturing a complete scene.
Thanks for sharing and God Bless,
Nathan
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Just wanted to share my Old West town created for the Festival of the Masters
event, taken place at Downtown Disney, in Orlando, Florida:
(photo by Joe
Meno)
(photo by Todd
Thuma)
(photo by
brickbuilder711)
The Old West town was a collaboration effort, the steam engine, tender &
passenger car was build by Scott Miller, fellow GFLUG member.
As you can tell, it’s been modified a bit since
my original upload to
Flickr... all it’s missing is some cows. :)
Enjoy,
--Mike.
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Just spreading a little holiday fear!
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