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Northern Ireland Railways DH Shunter. Entered service in 1969. Cab is a bit small, but I was trying to keep loco as small as possible. Battery box will be in a separate container wagon.

NIR DH Shunter by snowylego, on Flickr

Originating from Scandinavian legend and Norse mythology, the troll is an unfriendly creature best avoided. Trolls can usually be found in cold, dark, scary places; they often lurk under remote bridges such as this one, awaiting the unfortunate stray goat or unwary traveller.

This model is the 6th in my Legends & Lore series. It is comprised of 6,768 elements and was just finished yesterday.

I built this flag of Ireland for Paddy's Day from random pieces I had in my collection. It's 3x2 standard baseplates. I'll hopefully build a frame for it soon.

Happy St. Patrick's Day everyone

Here is No. 4 in the Marvel series - Dr. Strange.

Dr. Strange by Dfenz, on Flickr

Let me start by saying that the idea for this project came quite by accident, I looked through my drawer with printed bricks and noticed a brick 1x1 with printed eyelets.

I have a handful of them and I started to put my hair, caps, etc.

It's been a while but I've (finally) finished another train:

BR94 - Front 3-4 by Duq, on Flickr

This time as an extra challenge I wanted to give it a proper interior:

BR94 - Cab from above by Duq, on Flickr

It still had to house a battery, receiver and motor of course:

BR94 - Battery and motor by Duq, on Flickr

Not easy to fit it all in.

Oiley and Euan have been busy recreating the Battle of Isandlwana where the Zulus defeated the British. Not only is it a very good MOC but an interesting history lesson also.

Amfenz already has two Marvel mosaics in Spiderman and Deadpool so to kick 2021 off I've decided to continue the collection with some relatively quick builds in the same theme and scale. Enjoy this scene of Groot from the Guardians of the Galaxy Movie.

I am Groot by Dfenz, on Flickr

Eiric is an Armadillo

Eiric the LEGO Armadillo 3 by James Shields, on Flickr

As some of you know, one of my interests is science fiction conventions. Glasgow are currently bidding to host Worldcon in 2024, in the SECC, the main auditorium of which has the nickname, "The Armadillo". To promote their bid, they are encouraging crafters to make armadillos, in various mediums. Of course I had to make a LEGO one.

Hi.

Below is an image of the full fleet of Fire Engines that I showed at yesterdays meeting.

Niall.