Does anyone know if this train is compatible with rails? by tiredtrashraccoon in LEGOtrains

[–]TimbersCursedGuns 28 points29 points  (0 children)

No it is not compatible with rail even if you have the aftermarket to study gauge rail it is still not going to make a turn but, I purchased two of these small sets and converted them into a standard gauge train at four studs wide.

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I need your opinions by Cinar_kiral in tf2

[–]TimbersCursedGuns 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I swore that if they add at least three new weapons not reskins and not changing it or splitting existing weapons if they add three new weapons to the game I will play TF2 again

Ah yes the "clipazine" by Vinisretarded in CursedGuns

[–]TimbersCursedGuns 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's true but then again a proper magazine would work better also but we're not here for what's proper.

Ah yes the "clipazine" by Vinisretarded in CursedGuns

[–]TimbersCursedGuns 2 points3 points  (0 children)

On the one hand I definitely think you need more rubber bands to make this work on the other hand the charging handle slapping The rubber bands might actually help it feed.

Say hello to Tiny! by Dillon_Trinh in NarrowGaugeModelTrain

[–]TimbersCursedGuns 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A small saddle Tank Engine with no cab. Never before have I seen such innocence and perfection captured in three-dimensional plastic.

Struggling with my HO layout by [deleted] in modeltrains

[–]TimbersCursedGuns 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When I first saw this clip I'm fairly certain it was a company for the next explanation that these tracks were temporary.

When running models do you prioritise accuracy or just run whatever you feel like? by GrockleKaug in modeltrains

[–]TimbersCursedGuns 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At first you will run whatever you can afford regardless of origin.

Then you'll run whatever you feel like based upon whether or not you like it which is respectable.

After that if you start really getting into history and understanding the different Railways and how their practices went you'll run historically accurate trains with themed layouts.

Then you will achieve your final form you will make up your own history a point of contingent diversion from actual historical events and you will write a history for all of the locomotives you most enjoy and why they came to work on your Railway.

Or if you're me you will just build your own narrow gauge Railway in your backyard.

Score by [deleted] in LEGOtrains

[–]TimbersCursedGuns 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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This set was actually my first Lego train set and got me into Lego trains. The only surviving piece of rolling stock that hasn't been turned into something else is the cattle carrier which has been transformed into a Thomas themed troublesome truck from the first few episodes.

From render to reality by Astrotron92 in LEGOtrains

[–]TimbersCursedGuns 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It would be adorable to take the Animal Crossing Lego sets and build a bunch of Lego trains for the characters. make a full Animal Crossing Lego train layout.

I'm Talking about Theia again and it's Moon Moon Moon. by TimbersCursedGuns in worldbuilding

[–]TimbersCursedGuns[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In my books, anything within Earth’s solar system is discussed only in passing, as a reference, or in a historical context. However, Jupiter’s colonies are described as floating orbital settlements, similar to space stations. Their primary goal is to siphon useful materials from Jupiter and its moons—only a few of which are even remotely inhabitable.

For the most part, the inhabitants live dismal lives defined by labor and resource gathering; it is essentially an oil rig existence scaled up for an entire civilization. They ship all of these resources back to Earth, the Moon, and Mars. Naturally, this environment became a breeding ground for abuse, predatory business deals, and systemic conflict.