he he that episode rerun tonight

When I saw that on TV I LOL'd.

how was it like to build for a tv show? are you a person that makes them normally or did you just get asked and how (was it email?) this is a amazing thing for you to do this! P.S looks like one of those wooden trains you would get at a farners market! very creative!you are a dime a dozen

Don't worry... I made 8 of these trains. The one in the close-up shots is glued and good for swinging around. The others were unglued and used for the background on the other tables... So we let her drop one of those. (She actually did drop it at one point as she was swinging it around. I had to run in and build it back into a better "broken" state in about 30 seconds. Dang!) And no, I didn't make building instructions... We just took some photos of the train and put them onto that flyer.

I love that show, and when I watched it tonight (I tivo it and watch on the weekend) I was not only pleasantly surprised but also laughing hysterically at how it was "used" by Liz Lemon. I admit I almost cried that she dropped it. Were those part of the actual building instructions Jack is seen holding?

Oh man wow, great experience! That's wonderful Sean!

I saw this last night. That was a good episode.

WHEN DO YOU MAKE MOCS THAT I DON'T LIKE?... You are simply awesome.

nice i love the build and the color

Pretty cool... where did they film it?

WOW i would love to get paid to build lego 4 tv

Aw i wish i'd get moc of the day :- ( and see if i could Pretty please with cherrys on top.....

Yes ... it turns out they film the show two doors down from my LEGO studio. So I was on the set for about 10 hours of filming that day, helping with the props and things. I got to meet Tina Fey, Alec Baldwin, and Steve Buscemi (who directed the episode). They were all very nice! Alec Baldwin actually wanted to meet me to have a LEGO portrait done! :)

Nice train, thats really cool that you built it for a T.V show did you get to meet the cast?

Awesome! I love it!

too awesome. i know ur kinda buisy... but can u PIZ check out my buildings and vignettes.

It's awesome! I really do enjoy seeing your MOC's!

Cool! I love trains and legos! They are the perfect match!

That is very impressive, not mention the idea! It really brings back the old days. Good day

Showing off again?! Just kidding Sean! You have some outstanding talent! I wish I knew how to make scuplture MOCs.

Holy camoly! That's awesome! ~ James : D

Love it! It does have a Lego-ish aura to it, don't it? It's very realistic, and i especially like the yellow details and the blue pump. Why don't you have a go at making a replica of the steam train, 'Sir Nigel Grisley'? P.S: The wheels can't be round, apple, this train is designed to be fully made out of basic parts.

:D :D :D I love this train. Nice Job!

this is excellent, however my only complaint is that the wheels should be round

there are lots of trains, but not like this. this is cool, and original. keep em comin sean!

What a fun thing. Like Will it brought a smile to my face. See ya. garth

Cool, I don't think it could look more lego if is had a big lego sticker on the side. Great work did you have the cool striped hat too? ALL HAIL MOC GOD! DENMARK BRINGETH THY LEGO BRICK, YOU LET US SHARE WITH JUST ONE CLICK! Hehe, sorry..... Peace - Patrick

Way to stick with the classics! This is truly some inspirational work; I am tempted to hop on this little steamer myself!

It's refreshingly simple and colorful, it put a smile on my face when I saw it. As a fellow builder, I can many times get mesmerized by greebles, SNOT, and other complicated techniques. It's just great to get away from Sci-Fi, complicated builds, and drab bley and grey color schemes for a few minutes. Thanks for piqueing my nostaligia, Will

I really appreciate it when someone is able to use basic colors and pieces to create something to neat. Pocket-watch eh? Fun :)

Awesome, I love the basic colors color scheme.

I think you may have run out of pieces or something, but you neglected to add a tender.