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Thank you for all the comments everyone!
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Here's my entry for the Winter Village contest! I hope you guys like it! Happy Holidays!!!! (Also, just as a little comment: I'm from Southern California where there is no snow. This is my depiction of a not so white Christmas!) Winter Village: Corner Store by Carson Hart, on Flickr
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I think this is a real fantastic contest and fun to enter in. I look forward to participating, however, I'm really not a big fan of the voting. I just feel like certain entries can easily get overlooked and others get voted for more because they see other people voting for that person. I generally think it's best when there is a group of judges who all give their vote non-subjectively. Otherwise I think this is a great contest and look forward to the next one!
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Ohhhhhhhhh, that makes sense. Thank you
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But other people have replied to their own topics and there is no technic hole?
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Just wondering, does my (1x1 blue brick) mean anything if it has a technic hole in it? I haven't used Eurobricks in a while and completely forgot if it means anything. Sorry I just want to make sure I'm not doing anything wrong
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Thank you guys!
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Here's my last minute entry! I hope you guys like it, and Happy Holidays! Winter Village Gazebo by Carson Hart, on Flickr Here's a pic of the violin player at sunset, just for fun. Violin at Sunset by Carson Hart, on Flickr
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Great entry as always!
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Sorry, I've never posted a photo on here without taking it from Flickr. I need to figure this out :P
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I already commented on the Brothers Brick but I'm curious on your thoughts: "I noticed how similar this building is to my “French Cafe” that was featured on here in the past. The restaurant/ bakery on the bottom floor, a bedroom in the middle floor, and a studio on the top, with a fold down roof. Also little details like the dumpster and rat in the back. I don’t mind it at all, but it’s interesting on how their models sometimes appear to be inspired by those in the community."
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[ Missed the Train! by Carson Hart, on Flickr] For the "No Gravity" category on MOCpages. By the way, some of the background is edited in Photoshop to give it a cooler, more realistic feel. It feels good to finally build some Harry Potter again :) [ IMG_9208 by Carson Hart, on Flickr] Here's the original photo.
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4. Kristel -1 point 5. dr_spock -1 point 7. toutouille -1 point 20. Mark of Falworth -1 point 22. Oky -1 point
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My second entry for the sic-fi contest over at Eurobricks! This was really fun to make, and it was cool to finally make something Steampunk... Plus Momo is awesome. Momo's Machine by Carson Hart, on Flickr
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I wasn't sure what to title this, but I found out that "alaula" means dawn in Hawaiian, so I thought it would work. Anyways, here's my entry for the sic-fi contest over at Eurobricks. I sort of imagined the bridge as a futuristic style version of the classic bridges that trains cross over. The build is also inspired by Dr. Seuss. PS: I started building another microscale scene that was underground, but it just didn't really work for me. I also really wanted to use some of my Scala pieces and this was much more fun. I'll post my other entry in a little bit! The Land of the Alaula by Carson Hart, on Flickr