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Wow! You really did a great job on getting the transformation feature incorporated and still make it look good.
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[REVIEW] Darth Maul’s Sith Infiltrator 7961
Baylego replied to Jigsaw Killer's topic in LEGO Star Wars
Nice review! I have the 2007 version, and I think that that one is more satisfying to me at only $30 when I bought it. I would still love to have the new Panka and Padme! -
Wow, this thing is a monster! Those bounty hunters and the hologram were very nice touches. $400 is way too much for me though, so I will unfortunately be passing on this one.
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Custom Lego Accessories for Roman Soldier (4 Kinds of Equipment)
Baylego replied to Kai's topic in Minifig Customisation Workshop
Wow! The attention to detail was what really made these customs. However, why did you use yellow in the complete figures? -
Wow, awesome! I especially like the cloning unit behind the wall.
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Wow, very nice! Now only if the hair could be on with the hat.
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Wow, great emoticons! I like the facepalm and the 'moar' one.
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Carded Lego Indiana Jones Mini Figure Kenner Style
Baylego replied to markpoon's topic in Minifig Customisation Workshop
Wow, awesome! This looks like some very intense photoshopping that turned out perfectly. -
Macaroni slopes are the are the large, curved, dark green pieces that were first found in the Slave I. Look at the silver color pieces that truly look like macaroni in thisphoto.
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I agree that the Mothership and smaller UFO sketch models look better than the final versions. I would have really liked some of those grey macaroni slopes.
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Wow, awesome! I took a look at the preview and it seems like there are a lot of things that are very intriguing, like the mecha instructions. I might have to buy this issue!
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Yea, thats what I thought too. Anyways, I know that drawing a dry-erase marker over the Sharpie takes it away and then rubbing it off with one of the dry-erase marker erasers or your finger takes it off of some surfaces, but I have yet to see whether or not it works on Lego.
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Wow, awesome! I really like how you did the robot and the sign.
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Great MOC! It looks like Jack is drinking some radioactive rum!