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I have to take a longer break in scanning, so I decided instead scanning the complete January '99 issue yet I will rather give you all the remaining pages of the Time Cruisers comic. I will scan the remainder of the magazines and some other stuff (the TC boardgame, the UFO promo leaflet, the Timecruisers/Prinzenrolle thing...) next month or so and will also add a few comments on certain odditys that occured within them. '?do=embed' frameborder='0' data-embedContent>> The remaining theme in '99 (by now you might have noticed there are always 4 themes each year in the TC comic) is not Adventurers Jungle as some thought, but Ninja instead. This may have two reasons: Firstly, we already had an Adventurers episode not so long ago and since it would feature the same characters, they wanted to avoid possible inconsistencies (though it did not stop them to do exactly that in 2000... ) Secondly, Adventurers Jungle was a sub-theme with only one set (the blimp) being officially available in Germany (I'm not so sure about availability in the rest of Europe) making the entire Jungle line more some kind of weird obscurity rather than being a main theme of 1999. Also Ninja's release was delayed in Europe to early February 1999, with the 1999 'red' Ninja sets being US-only, making Ninja a '99 theme for Europeans.

Hey again. Got around to adding a bit more to this. I've added the main part of the control system in and strengthened the body a bit as well. The control system is a slightly modified version of the one I used in my >Fully controllable Aeroplane. It works well enough so should be ok. And here is a picture of my overall progress.

I'll take a look later, and see if I can find what the issue is. I had a look through the config files and, apart from the ability to edit what messages say, all I can do is change this: Locale: en CompatibilityMode: false I dunno, I looked in the relevant folder in /plugins so maybe the mod is just screwy, or perhaps the tutorial is outdated? FUSHI FUSHI I THINK I THINK I MIGHT INSTALL THAT FUSHI I have disabled some mobs though, for obvious reasons. Check the first post for a list of tameable mobs, and their required taming items. Eek, that's not good. I've renamed your player.dat to a backup one Ace, just in case, so try logging in now to create a new one.

gg, poster. 10/10 on that 2 year bump.

I thought I'd try and put together a complete set of instructions for every unreleased Rock Raiders set which anyone can print off and utilise. Each model then has two instructions links to choose from: LDD, a PDF instruction manual auto-generated in LEGO Digital Designer. This means the steps are at times illogical in order, and difficult to understand. However, I have included this version because it contains a parts list, but keep in mind that parts with decals will be counted the same as identical blank parts in the list, and unsupported parts won't appear. LeoCAD, a PDF instruction manual that I created myself. The models were made in LeoCAD and the instructions designed with LPub, allowing me to define the order of the instructions. For this reason I recommend using the LeoCAD instructions. All-in-One Downloads Here are zip files containing all the instructions together. LDD Instructions Pack LDraw Instructions Pack Alternatively, preview and download individual models in the spoilers below. Buildings Docks Geological Centre Ore Refinery Power Station Super Teleport Support Station Tool Store Vehicles Cargo Carrier Large Mobile Laser Cutter - Not started yet Small Mobile Laser Cutter - This was kindly provided by Oboe Shoes but unfortunately the link's now dead Tunnel Scout Miscellaneous Electric Fence I'd like these to be as good as they can in terms of accuracy to the game/theme, and understand that I may have reproduced certain areas wrong. When the in-game model differs from the models in the booklet, I've generally prioritised the in-game model. A big thanks goes to PeabodySam for his recreations. The programs used to produce these models were LEGO Digital Designer, LeoCAD, LPub, LDView and POV-Ray. Also thanks to Arthuriel for introducing me to the LDraw suite. Note: Please do not edit and/or redistribute these without my prior permission (I've heard that people take freely distributed LEGO instructions and sell them).

Chunky makes everything look nicer.

All that detail... It's so beautiful... Then I think about how much money was spent on all those Lego bricks and then I start to feel woozy. Someone cosplayed as the Infomaniac. I can't seem to find the actual source though, so I linked to a Tumblr reblog.