Legotron (Panzerbricks)

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It took a while, but it is here!!!! Issue 024 of HispaBrick Magazine®, the magazine for fans of LEGO® constructions is now available. In this issue we have a look at the work The arvo Brothers have done, presenting their ALIEN project in book form, we interviewMichał Kazmierczak (migalart) in our section Great Creators, designers likeLennart Cort and Kevin Hinkle Community Manager of LEGO® Community Engagement (LCE). We also bring you a new instalment of Building trees, related to the MILS system and tutorials on MINDSTORMS and LEGO® WeDo. We analyse a number of recent sets, including the Brick Bank, the Ghostbusters Firehouse Headquarter and Doctor Who as well as sets like the Heavy-Haul Train and the Imperial Star Destroyer. Don’t miss our articles on the HispaBrick Magazine Event 2015 and our presence at the first Skaerbaek Fan Weekend 2015 as well as our Pillars of the CommunityLUGNET and Hoth Bricks . This and much more that we are sure you will like. We hope you enjoy this issue! You can download for free here: HBM 024 (English version)

Many thanks. I'm happy you like them!

Panzerbricks was born 7 years ago, on August, 9th 2008. After these seven years Panzerbricks involves more than 115 different models. These are the models I have completed this last year: - Pkw Mercedes-Benz L1500A Kfz 70 - Panzerjäger Marder II SdKfz 132 - Pkw Tatra Typ 57K Kfz 1 - Sturmpanzer II 150mm sIG 33 - Pkw Adler Typ 3Gd Kfz 12 - Flugzeugabwehrkanone FlaK 36 L/56 88mm. - Munitionsträger auf Fgst PzKpfw II Wespe - Leichter Panzerspähwagen (Mg) SdKfz 221 - Leichter Panzerspähwagen (2cm) SdKfz 222 - Leichter Panzerspähwagen (Fu) SdKfz 223 - Maultier Opel Blitz 3,6-36SSM Maultier SdKfz 3a - Panzerkampfwagen II Ausf G SdKfz 121 - Maultier Ford V3000SSM SdKfz 3b - Panzerabwehrkanone Pak 36 L/45 37mm. - Lkw Krupp L2H 143 Kfz 69 - Lkw Krupp L2H 143 Kfz 70 - Lkw Krupp L2H 143 Kfz 19 - Lkw Krupp L2H 143 Kfz 81 - Lkw Büssing-NAG III GL6 - Kleiner Panzerfunkwagen SdKfz 260 - Lkw Mercedes-Benz LG3000 - Lkw Magirus M206 You can see them all here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/panzerbricks/

I've taken better pictures of the elements of the train. (The wagon carrying the panzer needs some updates and wasn't ready for the pictures). Bigger pictures here:

Great work! Thanks Carlos! We will try to continue your effort, but this will not be the same without you!

Many thanks! I didn't put any Pf in the engine neither the wagons, because that is my first train and I don't have any PF. The pistons and rods work very well even in the curves, I push the train with my hands and they did the complete cycle without any problem. I searched some info about the problem of these trains with the curves and I saw some Youtube videos in which were shown some solutions. I used a picture of a BR86 for reference, and that's all. I needed many rounds of building to get the correct aspect of the engine, and then I worked the functional features. The first wagon was inspired by some pictures I saw in brickshelf, and was the first element of the train I built. The rest of the wagons were built after pictures of real ones for reference. I didn't know the real measures so I built them at my own. I want to take better pics, but after the event I will need some weeks to order and repair everything and make enough room to take better pictures.

Very nice! i love the curved shape of the wings, it is a great model.

Thanks! Well, I don't put many details in my MOCs. I love hiperrealistic MOCs but they need tons of small parts and are more expensive. I preserve most of my builds as a part of my collection, so each time I build something new I have to purchase most of the needed pieces.

Many thanks! I'm not a train expert and I can't say why but many German steam engines have their wheels and other red elements painted black during World War II. As I want to represent military trains I chose black.

It is a great model. I use this trains and they are very close to the real ones.

Hello, Some weeks ago I built some train elements to be used as "atrezzo" in my pictures, they were intended to be decoration elements, but friends suggested me to build the complete engine and wagons, so I did it and this is the final result. The pictures are a bit blurry due the lack of light, sorry.

Awesome! I love the details of the clothes.

Many thanks!

They are all awesome. The Jagdtiger is the one I like most, and the rounded parts of the Sherman.