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This set was one of my favorites when i was young. It was my first "big" lego set and Orient Expedition was one of my favorite themes. Therefore i started to recreate this set in Stud.io and maybe I'm gonna get the parts to build it.

I started with Sam Sinisters (or Baron von Barons) biplane, this is my first prototype:

50848804732_8fdfbfb38c_c.jpgDoppeldecker, auf Flickr

50848716931_0aca9ebd74_c.jpgDoppeldecker_2, auf Flickr

50847994283_bc4255ffb2_c.jpgDoppeldecker_3, auf Flickr

50848806082_0f61cc59d9_c.jpgDoppeldecker_4, auf Flickr

Let me now if you have any suggestions. The next part is going to be the ropebridge.

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That's a nice looking biplane for that size. As for suggestions, I'd add a little more detail (maybe some exposed pistons through the engine cowling or something?), and I think the modified slope brick connecting the fuselage to the upper wing looks a bit chunky to me for how relatively sleek the rest of the build is.

Looking forward to seeing more of this project!  :classic:

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Thanks for your suggestions, the modified slope piece is indeed realy chunky, I‘m gonna try to find something better, but it should be something stable aswell.

For the engine i went that way at first, because I wanted a clean look, but I‘m gonna create some alternate versions, maybe even something a little more cartoony with an oversized engine.

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I changed the design of the biplane a bit as recommended:

50866216438_de43f86aa2_c.jpgTemple of Mt. Everest with Biplane V_3, auf Flickr

50866933211_8086700fb7_c.jpgTemple of Mt. Everest with Biplane V_5, auf Flickr

50866216753_4048637c3f_c.jpgTemple of Mt. Everest with Biplane V_4, auf Flickr

I also created some alternate versions:

50866212783_b52f098b3c_c.jpgTemple of Mt. Everest with Biplane V.2, auf Flickr

50866213303_7b18ca3144_c.jpgTemple of Mt. Everest with Biplane V.2_2, auf Flickr

50866215583_37fda5b46f_c.jpgTemple of Mt. Everest with Biplane V, auf Flickr

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Really nice shaping on the biplane and the snowy terrain. Love that bridge, and look forward to seeing what you do with the temple. Will you add boobytraps?

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On 2/1/2021 at 4:50 AM, Quotenotto said:

Thank you all for your comments, here is the next part of the set: The ropebridge. I added a trap/playfeature where the icicles can fall onto the path below and of course the ropebridge is collapseble.

A rope bridge built with actual rope? Not just one giant piece? That's not the Adventurers way!

Just kidding :wink:. Looks very cool and playable.

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