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Thanks! I am glad you like it! Here are a few more angles. Try to ignore the old light grey parts.
Loving the jets @bandit778 When my youngest asked me if I ever made anything other than the 'official build' I told that I did when I was younger, his age, and then it made me sad that I'd kinda lost that and not built anything original for... decades. So I did something similar to what you've accomplished with the motorbike+police car set from TLM #70808 to see if I could still make up stuff as I went along. My result was very poor when compared to your jets, but it made my son smile and he played with it until it fell apart so mission accomplished I suppose! I hope to go back to that when I have more time - this lockdown is actually leaving me with less free time!
@veyniac - your latest Winter Village set looks amazing, and would definitely find an audience. I like the church too - I think it's sad that such an important part of a lot of people's Christmases is not included officially, even if I understand the reasoning.
Thank you both for sharing.
Wow! Super cool track!
Time flows, seasons are changing, and the wheels of the bike go round and round.
See full movie here: https://ideas.lego.com/projects/a356b5ed-b841-4b10-905b-7f608a786ce1
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One annoying thing was I had already bought the old style bearing elements that used the metal rod for the wheels when the new version came out. Since I was still looking at having to get the metal rod and the wheels I just got the new style with the new wheels. So now I have eight of the old style bearing elements just sitting around. Maybe some day I will find a use for them.
The nice thing here is that with these two added to the train the weight is enough that it wont come off the track when using just an M-motor and battery box.
I do like the "tears" though. Nicely done. :-)
Other than that, the valley *is* a little basic, as you've alluded to! ;-)
Are you saving your other, bigger Minecraft MOC for another day? I do like that one a lot! :-)
And I *really* like the Shulker! Fantastic! :-)))
This one would be great to build, however, I haven't looked into the prices of those Medium Lavender parts yet. I expect some of those may be a bit pricey!
I actually have looked into buying the parts myself a few times, and here is what I can tell you: most of the medium lavender parts are actually not all that expensive. The 8x8 plates are the most expensive at about $1 a piece, while most of the rest of the parts hover around the 15-20 cent range. However, most stores do not seem to have a large variety of medium lavender parts (at least in the US), so you may have to place a dozen or more orders to get all the parts, depending on what you have already.
We have one or two sellers like that here in the U.S. as well. On one hand, they have the largest inventory, but their prices are absolutely ridiculous. There is even one person who charges in dollar increments. $1 for most parts, $2 for some. I thought it was an error of some sort, but every time I check their store the prices are still the same. Imagine paying the price of a coffee for three or four 1x1 round plates!
Wow! This looks amazing!I especially like the way you did the stonework on the pillars! I think I see some missing flower stems on the trees, though :)