Htrag

I've always wanted more ski area sets. Definitely supporting.

Great work! I'm a nurse, and that Cardiac Monitor tile is incredibly accurate! And better still, shows a stable patient.

Great build! Clever snowmobile and heart-shaped jacuzzi! Welcome!

Absolutely beautiful. All of the details are amazing.

I want a cigarette-smoking Ray working under the hood of this thing! Can you imagine how $4,800 would compare to today? Edit: it's about $13,000...for a 25 year old car in the movie canon. Venkman was right with his facial expressions. Definitely buying this set. I was about to drop the same amount on the 1989 Batwing, but this (the original Ghostbusters) is one of my top five movies off all time. I love the Ideas set as well, but this just looks too good to pass up. The Batwing will be next up in the queue. I missed out on the Firehouse...hard to swallow that price tag. I won't make that mistake again.

Excellent part usage with the jester and the clear bracket piece. We need another official Castle series!

I've seen a lot of your stuff...I used to build a lot of Fire/Rescue years ago...dipping my toes back in. My favorite part of this is a bit subtle, but it's perfect for the chassis...the doors are literally perfect. Enough to overlook the illegal moves on the grill, which also looks great.

I've wanted to see a ski resort theme since I was a kid. I think it offers a bunch of possibilities. Chairlift, snowcat, apres ski, ski school, ski patrol. I think it would be fun!

Thanks! I've building these kind of vehicles since I was 7 or 8 years old. Just like with anything, expanded parts selection has made this even more fun.

They could use a redesign. They do sag in the middle. On the real thing, they would be a little tighter.

Yeah, I think I got the inspiration for the color scheme from that service. Thanks for looking!

Hello, again! Here is my Prinoth Bison snowcat. Its features include: fully posable blade and tiller (just like the real thing), opening doors, rear hatch to access the engine, and moving tracks. Snowcats are some of my favorite machines, and I hope you enjoy my creation! Thanks for looking! LEGO Prinoth Bison by htrag324, on Flickr 3/4 view LEGO Prinoth Bison by htrag324, on Flickr LEGO Prinoth Bison by htrag324, on Flickr Side view LEGO Prinoth Bison by htrag324, on Flickr

Hello! I am finally getting around to posting pictures of an MOC I initially built about three years ago. I was lazy in getting around to ordering a couple of parts, but it is now complete! My helicopter is based on Eurocopter models, but is no particular model. It features opening rear clamshell doors, "sliding" side doors, and a winch operated by turning the gear on the underside. It has space for a pilot in the front, and a patient on a stretcher in the back. The colors, and helicopter in general were inspired by other works seen on the internet, however, I cannot remember which builder(s). Sorry. Enjoy! LEGO Rescue Helicopter by htrag324, on Flickr 3/4 View LEGO Rescue Helicopter by htrag324, on Flickr Rear LEGO Rescue Helicopter by htrag324, on Flickr Rear with clamshell doors open LEGO Rescue Helicopter by htrag324, on Flickr Doors open, with patient visible LEGO Rescue Helicopter by htrag324, on Flickr Flight and ground crew loading the patient

I'm guessing that all of the blue pieces came from a bricklink order, as there are none in the original photo. Great perspective on how different things are now. I bet the instructions were about 2 or 3 pages long! Thanks for the new series.

Great Mod! I love the layout, and the two bays.