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141 R 840 Mikado Steamtrain :: The 141 R Steamtrain : The classic

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Chemical Plant

Thank you for checking out this idea! I have always been fascinated by chemical plants. The sheer size, the enormity and complexity of all those ...

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grain train

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Even old machinery can serve long when treated properly [Video] | The Brothers Brick

One of the biggest dilemmas that LEGO builders face is choosing between impressive appearance and complex functionality of their creations. LEGO pieces, although offering an enormous number of combinations, still place huge limits on the functionality and mobility of models. That’s why hitting on a sweet build complete with a video of functions in action […]

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Salon du train miniature d’Orléans en image

14ème STM : la sélection de photos l'Atelier du Train Salon du train miniature d'Orléans : les photos de l'Atelier du Train Comme expliqué dans notre

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Forums LR PRESSE • Voir le sujet - Photos d'ambiance

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DSY Locomotive

This small locomotive works within the area of the train stations. Its powerful diesel engine enables the DSY to move and arrange not only the ...

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Interview with Huw Millington: Brickton, a MOC Lego City in England

Huw Millington is not only the Mastermind behind the famous Lego Website brickset.com. He also is a MOCer, who has created a fantastic city layout with many surprises: Interview.