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Re: New Moc
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lugnet.trains
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Wed, 20 Jun 2001 03:49:32 GMT
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Cool. I don't think I've seen any train stuff built right to the ground like
that before. It's got a good "feel" about it (hmm.. I use that word a lot in
describing train moc's). I can just see this one tooling about in a downtown
scene - where, oddly enough, the lego-radius curves would actually look scale!
Your use of train-glass is really nifty, I don't think I've seen that before
either - nicely done.
Gotta ask though, who's drivin' it? :)
Thanks for sharing, and keep 'em coming!
KMaynes
In lugnet.trains, Mike Knuepfel writes:
> hello again,
> ive been back at building more trolley type cars.
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> Heres what i have...
> http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=5082
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> as you can see the wheels on the car are a little too close together...i
> couldn't find any other way around it. i used the panes from train windows
> on the front of the train. I think it came out well.
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> any questions or comment are appreciated,
> mike
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