Retro

The books and the EH Shepard illustrations are just absolutely, perfectly brilliant. I could read them every day for the rest of my life. That said, I don't know how you could translate those drawings into Lego. I suppose it will be some sort of Disney-fied version. Maybe it will be great, but...

Hi @cimddwc. Lego fan and Christian believer here. Nice model.

Could you pick something harder, please, lol? (Actually, someone suggested 'In The Court of The Crimson King'!) I will try and keep going, thank you. Thanks so much. Yes, the R took me about two days! And the black hand, well spotted, I don't know where her hand is in the original picture! Is it in her pocket? Is she lying on it? There's great stuff on all Aimee's records. 'Smilers' is my favourite at the moment.

Number 2: Aimee Mann - Whatever Lego; Original Cover; Number 3: Steely Dan - Pretzel Logic Lego; Original cover;

I thought I'd have a go at making some other album covers in between Pink Floyd work. So, here we go with the first one... Number 1: Queens of The Stone Age - Rated R Lego; Original cover;

Number 23: The Madcap Laughs back cover Number 24: The Lunatic is on The Grass

I always enjoy seeing new ones! Great work again. This time I particularly like the goat in Illinoise, the gold pieces in the Yo La Tango, and the house fronts in Bright Eyes.

Well, it's nice to take pictures of your Lego outside sometimes! That winter sunshine is great. https://www.instagram.com/retro__chip/

Amazing work. Beautiful ships. My favourite is the red Consular Class Cruiser. Well done!

Really lovely. Great parts usage and beautiful photos.

Based on your over-the-top style of writing, I'm not sure if you're pretending to be rude for fun or if you're being deadly serious. It's hard to tell on the internet. Anyway, let me re-phrase. A TIE Bomber is of no interest to me personally to spend money on (although I'd be happy to be given a present of one). I'm happy for you if you'd like one. Also, I've been watching Star Wars films for 37 years and collecting Star Wars Lego for 7 years. For what it's worth.

The only thing I have against the gunship is that it is a bit too much like a military helicopter from earth. One of the (few) things that annoys me in Star Wars films is when they go to close to 'earth' things. See also Dexter's diner, where they are playing American football (which I like...on earth) which jars with me. The gunship is a fun ship though and there could be some nice figs (sorry, I know purists don't like figs in a UCS. But it might be a like a Tantive sort-of-a-UCS). The Nebulon is the coolest original design of the three but I would not stretch to a 400-800 euro set. The the bomber is of no interest. So, maybe the gunship...

I think, rightly or wrongly, that the Lego loving world is a lot more positively disposed towards the Prequels than the world at large is...