The Penguin, on Mar 23 2009, 12:55 PM, said:
I like the story and the plot. Though, I feel sorry for the old professor. )
...and please do give us the pleasure of seeing more of your nice MOCs! )
Well it is always a pleasure to torture the professor for your entertainment.
I'm not sure how much more he can take though.
baby, on Mar 23 2009, 05:03 PM, said:
What's wrong with that prof.? Is he gay?

He's not gay, he just has an unnatural and unhealthy obsession with artificial hair replacement products
which seems to be spiralling out of control.
Still, at least he hasn't tried dabbling in facial hair to compensate
... not yet anyway
Filip, on Mar 23 2009, 05:23 PM, said:
I love it. All the models were fantastic.
thanks
kill will, on Mar 23 2009, 05:25 PM, said:
Yummeh! Everything's nice, especially the yacht and speedboat. But no Croc spray?

Sorry, no croc spray
Batbrick, on Mar 24 2009, 12:10 AM, said:
Professor's Boat:
My, my is this a marvelous creation. I love the dark green. Never a colour I would've thought to use and yet it looks really good. The smooth and sleek shape is really nice, you've used those white pieces very well. I love the inside too, and the joker card is a neat touch from a previous confrontation. The rear looks great too with the little door. The windows are also great, you must have a lot of those. The little lounge area with the blender is cool, why does it go up a step to the table? Overall a very sleek machine!
Thanks for the detailed comments Batbrick. They are greatly appreciated.
I’m quite pleased with this boat as I was trying to use up the hull that had been sitting for a year doing nothing, and a box full of random white pieces. I was amazed at what I was able to build with them. I do like the little bit of dark green here except for the weird piece on the side (again trying to use up random pieces). I hope to upgrade this once I come into possession of more white slopes. Sadly dark green pieces of a suitable shape are hard to come by and I haven’t got enough of a selection.
The joker card is an invitation for a confrontation still to come – now posted.
Windows are one thing I don’t have enough of, except for the massive windshields that you see in the middle of the boat and on Killer Croc’s boat which I have to many of. Partly due to the misguided purchase of the Mobile Devastator.
The step up to the dining area from the kitchen is for the purposes of play. Its difficult to put the figures into the seats lower down. As with all my MOCs this is built for my son to play with. He wanted this to be a Star Wars ship until I put in the kitchen, dining area, TV lounge and bedroom, then he loved it and had a lot of fun playing with it.
Batbrick, on Mar 24 2009, 12:10 AM, said:
Killer Croc's Speedboat V1:
I like this one, but again I don't think I like the use of the canopy, it just seems a bit like wasted space to me. I do love the engine design on it though.
Unlike the Robin Speedboat there is a lot of space under the canopy for storing things. Killer could even sleep in there. Unlike other models where camera angle and lighting carefully chosen can show them at their best, I found that no matter how I took the pictures it seemed to take away from how sleek it looks in the brick. It does need decals (something like the official Croc Boat) or some dark green to give it a lift though. Maybe some time in the future I will experiment with doing decals.
Batbrick, on Mar 24 2009, 12:10 AM, said:
Batboat:
Very nice machine! I like the overall shape of it, though I think the rear needs to be less blocky. The front looks great though, as do the engines and the little attached boat, it's so cute! Yes much better than the actual set miniboat. I love that Batman's got a heap of room in it too, and though I took the Batwings off the set Batboat, they lok great here.
This model was made over a year ago with a very limited selection of Lego – the official Batboat and Batwing were disassembled to build my own with just a few additional pieces. I have tried to upgrade following your comments. As with all my MOCs I will continue to adjust as I obtain alternative pieces.
Although I really didn’t like the official Batboat at first it did grow on me. I liked the miniboat idea so kept it and the engines and wings. The rest is closer to my own idea of the Batboat. I may in the future eliminate the engines and batwings altogether but this will do for now… Let me know what you think of the upgrade.
Batbrick, on Mar 24 2009, 12:10 AM, said:
Killer Croc's Speedboat:
Now THIS is more like it! Love this upgrade of the original, so much cooler. Interesting to see the difference between yours and mine too, as mine ended up smaller while yours is revved up!

Not much else I can say but well done!
Thanks – I really liked the original so didn’t feel the need to do much with it, but I had to do something!
Batbrick, on Mar 24 2009, 12:10 AM, said:
Killer Croc's Swamp Hut:
Oh dang! I had a similar idea I was working on for Croc, and you beat me! I hope you don't mind if I go ahead and make my own swamp hut too?
One criticism, I wish there was some of Croc's things in the hut.
No Problem. Go ahead and make one of your own. Killer Croc needs a swamp hut (are there actually any swamps near Gotham?

)
I had a bigger hut in mind – one on stilts with a collapsing platform and a crocodile cage trap. Sadly I didn’t have enough Brown bricks. There were more rickety planks on the roof too but I ‘borrowed’ them for the floor of Gotham City Bank and forgot to replace them for the photos.
I also had a stool and a table and lamp in the hut at one stage but it is too small for interior play and so they eventually made there way onto other things.
Batbrick, on Mar 24 2009, 12:10 AM, said:
Killer Croc's Jeep:
Holy heck they just keep coming don't they?

Very neat job, I love dark green. The front is my favourite part but it all looks very good. Overall a very fine package for dear Croc!
Thanks. Maybe in the future I will build a sewer home for Killer.
JCC1004, on Mar 29 2009, 09:29 PM, said:
Nice pick up.

It looks like you used mosty River chase and jungle cutter pieces. The hut was nice too.
Mostly River chase pieces I think and maybe a few from the Dwarf Mine – I don’t actually own Jungle Cutter and sadly don’t own enough Dark Green.