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I figured the area where I thought there was a gate might be a spawn point in the game (or maybe something else). Since it's very likely that it's only going to be a two-side view based on the picture I linked to I don't have to worry about the impractical layout. Oh, and I never add interiors so they'll still have to do without the bathrooms.

Your MOC turned out great! The scattered leaves are a nice detail. While I never played the game I am familiar with the chateau though. I saved this picture on my PC a long time ago as a reference for a future MOC. Last weekend I actually started working on that MOC which won't be a full replica, but something in my own medieval style. (probably just a two-side view) Your MOC showed me how some parts are completely different than they look in that picture, like the big 'gate' which turns out to be no gate at all. Fortunately there are more references now than there were back then.

I've started learning Python at the end of last month so I might not be able to fix this script for you at the moment, but from what I learned already I can tell you that this script isn't going to work.

Use the NOS Luke! You've heard of pod racing already. Now get ready for landspeeder racing! I mixed a real life car brand with Luke's landspeeder from Star Wars. I started with building parts of the 76895 Ferrari F8 Tributo as a base for the landspeeder. Afterwards I modified these parts, extended the hood part and added the three engines like the landspeeder has.

Popularity aside, you could say trading is in our blood since the Dutch golden age. Nowadays export is still our biggest income. Lego is an expensive hobby, so AFOL's sell to finance their hobby while other sellers might not even be AFOL's. Next to Lego there is more stuff that Dutch people sell or services that they do to gain an extra income. Websites like BrickLink, ebay, Amazon etc. also make it a lot easier to sell stuff without having to be a good sales man or woman.

I'm curious where you would put those trans-red pieces. Apart from the wind shields, Star Wars vehicles don't really have transparent parts. (and some parts of the engine and stud shooters/spring missiles when it comes Lego sets)

Loved to see a pit droid in the advent calendar. The AAT is completely out of proportion. The bottom part really need to be bigger and more disc shaped. The top part looks good though.

The Tie bomber was actually one of the options to vote for the next UCS set at the beginning of this year. The Republic Gunship got the most votes but considering the bomber was one of the options it can still happen in 2022 or later. Brickset article

I present you my latest castle MOC: Springvale Watch! For more pictures, click Here.

This is actually interesting to read however I did not build it with anything like that in mind though. I like to build whatever comes to mind.

I came across this new Harry Potter set on Brickset:

Yes, I used handcuffs for the windows. You're the first one who noticed and commented about it.

I really like this color combo myself and I'm proud of how the rock work turned out. Especially on the right side. I have no preference for yellow or fleshies myself but I think flesh colored minifigs suit this MOC better. Thanks! Thanks! Thanks! The damaged part is a half stud offset. It's more realistic than one stud.

This is my Brickheadz version of YoRHa unit 2B from the game NieR: Automata. I made her a bit larger than normal Brickheadz to get in as much details as possible.

Welcome to Eurobricks! I have the shuttle near me so I did a quick measurement. It's around 49 centimeters or 19.3 inch long from front to back. The top wing is sticking out at the back so I took that into the measurement as well.

I've copied this from a comment on Brickset: I'm not able to see my points either, so I hope they fix it soon.

Great review! This is one of the sets I really liked as a kid, but never had. This one belongs to the most original Lego sets in my opinion. I did not expect the separate boxes inside and thought the first time it happened was years later in exclusive sets like the Star Wars Super Star Destroyer. I'm not really surprised by this, because the Martians don't look like bad guys at all. They're even more on the cute side.

The front doesn't really appeal to me, since it's all to thick. I think this model also would've looked better if the light bluish grey parts were metallic colored instead. (like some of parts the Aston Martin) The rest looks very good though. I'll pass on this one anyway, since I'm not really into motorcycles. Anyways, good review. Maybe you even helped Lego selling some extra of these, now that the people from the Harley dealer know this set.

I think the Black Knights/Monarchs are a neutral faction. They are a powerful ally but fearsome enemy. Something might have happened between them and the Black Falcons.

Peeron does list the x88 correctly, but only 1. Brickset also says 1, but it also links to the wrong x137. Both probably don't list spare parts. If there is only 1 x88 in the completed build, there should be 1 spare x88, so 2 should be correct. If there are 2 x88's in the complete build, there should be 3 in the box. Sometimes a Lego set misses a part. I guess it can also happen the other way around.

You can put a baseplate on the bricks of your MILS module instead of plates and it'll be the same height as a normal MILS module. (Picture taken from this topic)

I like the design of this one. I wasn't expecting a corner building but an in-between building though. I thought that Assembly Square was just a special edition, not meant to be put between the other modulars, and Lego was going to continue the original square afterwards. Now we aren't able to make a full square with all existing modulars except Market Street and Assembly Square. I'm probably never going to make that square so it doesn't really bother me though. The only disappointment is that the minifigs don't have the original smiley faces anymore. I know that was already the case with last years' Downtown Diner, but still.

Maybe it'll help to set a more strict schedule. You don't have to spend time on everything in just one day. Stick to just one thing a day so you can focus on just that. Switching one day with another is fine if it helps to finish something, but if it happens too often you might want to reconsider the order of your schedule. Two things a day is possible too but you'll have to keep a strict time schedule.

This looks like a total scam to me. The website is an edited copy from the original Lego webshop and the prices are way too good to be true. There is also no information to be found about the seller.

I like the stonework and angled walls of the hut and the thing with the flags on the left. The color choice for the ground is nice too. I need to get myself that helmet which the shaman(?) figure on the left in the figbarf picture is wearing. It looks very cool.