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Ymarilego
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@ProvenceTristram @ElectroDiva view from ship side
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@ElectroDiva I am actually, but very busy with a commissioned project atm
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Some of you asked about instructions. I am not allowed to sell instructions for models that are in Ideas but I have made instructions for some models. You can find them on my FB site https://www.facebook.com/pg/Ymaribricks/posts/?ref=page_internal
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Thank you all for the kind words about chemical plant. I do not understand why I do not get a message when someone mentions me, so my apologies for responding late. I was disappointed when the model was not chosen, but so be it. In the meantime some &^%$#@%& russian copied my model and is selling instructions while I am bound by a 3 year contract with LEGO for a design they do not intend to make......... :( I am looking into that crowdfunding coop program they did with Bricklink. Maybe there is a chance there. @ Knotian : you asked about pictures of the large Blast Furnace. There are some on my flickr page https://www.flickr.com/photos/144703642@N05/
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Tristram, nothing wrong with constructive critisism :) I get your point. I will see what I can come up with . Sofar, however, the project is not gaining votes as fast as I had hoped. Ever since the new set up of Ideas, I have been very hesitant to post anything. Visibility is horrible with all the stuff being posted in one giant mix. Still, I have not given up hope just yet :)
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Tristram, I am not entirely sure about what you mean with "slice of life". I agree with you that the yellow looks a bit off. I put it in because, in general, LEGO likes bright and cheerful sets. The one I am building irl however is quite dark, grey and brown :) I will post it when ready and on the update page as well of Ideas. Adding more "crap" would make it look more rugged and used, I agree, but as I am on the limit of 3 k already, it will mean deleting a part of the process. I am a bit hesitant to do that simply because I would not know which part to delete. What I could do is remove the bricks between the tracks, or delete the torpedo maybe? That would free about 400 bricks to be able to change it to a more messy state. Maybe you will like the updated version better :) Andythenorth, those drawings look cool, some would be interesting to build with Lego as well!
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Chromeknight, I often use the renders because my pictures tend to turn out rather bad. I am working on the small furnace as we speak. I cannot really say how much it would cost, because I have a fairly large supply so I had to order only a few bricks. It is 3000 bricks, with several large elements and a few baseplates, I guess it would be close to 400 euro?
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Minifigures need jobs, so I created some industrial objects over the past year. In the picture you can see several factories / plants. From left to right: sawtooth shed, concrete mix plant, dolomite processing, old mining site, big red warehouse/factory and a chemical plant. The second picture is the latest addition to the zone: blast furnace. Designed in LDD first and built afterwards, well almost. Still working on the blast furnace and the dolomite plant. Hope you like it :) P industrial zone all 6 by Yvonne Strijbos, on Flickr P furnace main schuin van boven by Yvonne Strijbos, on Flickr
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Thank you deraven, that link helped :)
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Not just trains, but train related. I built a big blast furnace with 13k bricks a while ago. It took several weeks to build it all in LDD. I tested the stability of the pipes i.r.l. with random bricks to be sure. When I posted those pictures, quite a few people asked for instructions so I decided to make a small blast furnace instead and enter it at Lego Ideas. It comes with all the main process features except the storage bunkers and crane. If you are interested in more pictures, please have a look at the linked page. https://ideas.lego.com/projects/7e689689-cd51-4f10-9e9f-ead01adae6b8 blast furnace by Yvonne Strijbos, on Flickr Blast furnace front by Yvonne Strijbos, on Flickr Blat furnace real built 2 by Yvonne Strijbos, on Flickr Blast furnace real built 1 by Yvonne Strijbos, on Flickr
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