Chicken Grill ~ B-Shelf Find

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Chicken Grill ~ B-Shelf Find

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I thought this was pretty awesome.
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Thats amazing :D

The amount of detail that microwave has got is crazy! :P
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oh man thats pretty cool, kind of strange idea though- lol. I wonder how he came up with the idea...

Awesome use of those top hats

Anyone know what the piece he used for the glass is?
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So cool. The door handle and the cart's wheels are awesome details as well. The window is this piece.

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Very, very nice. But, if that's a normal-sized microwave, then he must be roasting some sparrows. ;)
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On the Lowlug website, Marakoesjtra also posted a link to a youtube video of his grill in action: Youtube link
The lights work, and the spit turns, that really makes this great MOC amazing! :)
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Sir Nelson wrote:Very, very nice. But, if that's a normal-sized microwave, then he must be roasting some sparrows. ;)
Or maybe cornish hens. However, I was at the grocery a little bit ago, and snapped a pic of the large chicken roaster they have there. The scale seems about right:

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That's a lot of turkeys...

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That's really an imaginative LEGO design! Great!
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