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  1. Posted

    Great new (and highly anticipated) set.

    However, although most people refer to this set as a sequel to the Mixer set, I personally believe that it will look great next to the Grand Carousel (10196 - "Merry-Go-Round") set!!

    A must have for many AFOL's (including myself)!

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    If I were you, definitely go get Tower Bridge. It's an amazing piece of Lego. Very detailed, and definitely can be incorporated in any Lego town display. I've seen people MOC'ing this set as if it was a train bridge.

    Furthermore, if you consider the following sets a line (if you can actually speak of a line):

    - 2000: Statue of Liberty (3450)

    - 2007: Eiffel Tower (10181)

    - 2008: Taj Mahal (10189)

    - 2010: Tower Bridge (10214)

    I'll definitely wonder what structure will be next!! Any gossip around?

    Off note, some may include the 2009 set Grand Carroussel (10196), although this one if minifig scale.

  20. Posted · Edited by Creator

    Wow. Your post no. 1000 really is a great one! I love the story, the MOC(s) and all the details that you've added into this massive structure. Really enjoyed reading this. Totally awesome!

  22. Posted

    Wow! Another astonishing MOC! It's a very nice modular with a lot of fun details. I like the 'secret door' at the back to improve playability. Also, you neatly incorporated several of the CMF figs. Although I think the design of this one is perhaps based on the original GG, it really does stand out and fits nicely in your street of modular building. Great job.

  23. Posted

    Great MOC! I love the atmosphere that's created here! Although not into any of the Guilds, I like to spent quite some time lurking on the Guilds' forum to stare at little gems like this one. Sure, more swampy foliage, a few frogs here and there and perhaps another two trees may improve this build, but yes this really captures the image of a (Nocturnus) Swamp Village.

    PS, great story too! It definitely kept me interested in the topic to check out all the accompanying photos!