KotZ

Well of course, oui! I run the magnificent Parisian Restaurant here. Of course we adhere to the standards, we wouldn't be the best moudlar building if we didn't.

This isn't good for my business! How can I run a restaurant when there are people being murdered!?

Robert here!

Let's go!! I'm in!

I'm in to play!

And a partridge in a pear tree.

As the user above me commented, the one in the photo is a very snug seal. As for the reputable brands, then do some research, as there are a lot of good options out there of plastic tubs that can help contain your unopened boxes in pristine condition. Or you can use cling wrap and not damage the boxes as you mentioned you were concerned about damaging them with tape. I feel like you're being obtuse just to be obtuse.

If you're constantly opening and closing them, maybe. But if you're planning on saving the boxes, why even open the container holding them at all, especially if a container is filled? Or find a more reputable brand that won't have the locks fail within a few months. I have multiple tubs that get opened constantly and most handles are still intact.

Who knew that Fabuland figures sacrificed regular minifigures?! It's a darker side of Fabuland we don't always get to see, but it's there, lurking around the corner. Be careful, they might get you! On a serious note, it feels almost a requirement on EB to be a fan in some way of these weird animal minifigs we know as Fabuland. Look at any mafia game involving them, or MOCs from other users. So of course I had to add to my MOC collection of another Fabuland build following Ernie Elephant's New Ride. Similar to that build, I did this in a neo-Fabuland style I found by HarrisBricks. I really like going silly with this and last Fabuland build had neo-style builds of old sets, so here I wanted to go a little more bonkers. For those who don't know, neo-Fabuland is the idea of using colors used in Fabuland sets, but with modern pieces and to get that still sort of kid-like look. As there were no Aztec temple Fabuland sets, I had to improvise here with the style. I'd like to think it came out well! As this was in Stud.io, there are no true Fabuland figures, as they are not in the program. I substituted Chima recolors and will use the actual Fabuland figures when I build this physically. I really enjoyed making the base for this one and playing with the texturing. As always, comments and criticism are more than welcome!

Haha yup! There's an access panel for the lights and battery box with holes to snake the wires through. The transparent side panels have enough room for the string lights to go through. I'm planning on using the same lights that we used in the Brickworld collab Party Barge of the Dead this year. Thanks!

I like this! Some pics aren't loading but the main one has. I really like all the angle plates you've used to make the supports. It's a very clean build.

I'm glad you like it! Honestly, I think I'd struggle to make it bigger or have more scenes without it being repetitive, like the scene when Andor arrives is the same location as when they flee. I considered doing their bunk space with the scene of the guy who offed himself, but I figured it was a bit dark (and I do have some dark/more adult builds I've done) for this MOC. I'm not sure exactly why you're being so aggressive about it. You obviously are more than welcome to your opinion. I think why people are pushing back on your comment is partly the tone, partly the source material, and maybe biggest (IMO) that you offer no solutions aside from "look at other builds." There's no suggestion of techniques to try, different scenes to include, other parts to use, etc.

Thanks. Yeah, Narkina 5 doesn;t alow a ton of greebling on the inside which is why I brought some more to the outside grey sections. Thanks. I'm hoping when I build it physically it will pop more and can see the hallway a bit more, especially when I have lights running through. Definitely plan on bringing it to a convention. Thanks (again)!

Thanks! It took a few revisions to get where I wanted with this, as the scene in the control room was actually on the ground level of the MOC originally but looked weird with the height difference. I really enjoyed Andor and I'm glad I made this. Thanks! Thank you! Yeah it came out a bit bigger than I expected. Thanks! As a side note, I have no idea why there are so many duplicate images.

"My name is Kino Loy. I'm the day shift manager on Level Five. I'm speaking to you from the command center on Level Eight. We are, at this moment, in control of the facility..." Here is a digital version of Andor's episode "One Way Out," which I plan to build physically and light up. I wanted to show some iconic scenes from the breakout scenes. One Way Out in Aurebesh. The breakout from level 5. "On Program!" "There is one way out. Right now, the building is ours. You need to run, climb, kill!" "Can't swim." Thoughts and criticism always welcome! Enjoy!

My Cat C!

Johnny Thunder found that he needed a boat that could handle the rivers he explored as well as having some oompf to go through the more difficult areas of exploration. So of course he needs a steamship. A very simple boat but it was fun to design something for this look rather than the Age of Sail ships Inormally do when it comes to watercraft.

Hey, Asphalt! Good to see you check in!

Haha oh... that one... That one is... uh... awful.

Won't Adopt You... Creeper. Third title! No clue who gave it to me or why.

I'm in! I'd also love to run one eventually but need a theme idea.

And as of today, I can finally say that my absolutely massive 5’x5’ LEGO mosaic of Jim Steinman’s Bat Out of Hell: The Musical artwork is done! You may not know, but I am a huge fan of Jim Steinman’s and Meat Loaf’s works. The music is fantastic, perfect amount of rock, theatricality, and innuendo. And of course, there’s a musical based off of those works. Ever since I started listening to their music (and the cast soundtrack) I had an idea like this, and originally I wanted to do the album art work for Bat Out of Hell or Bat Out of Hell II. I found that as a made the mosaic, you would lose a lot of detail. So what do I do? I decide to make the musical’s artwork instead. This massive piece is just under 10,000 pieces and talk almost a whole year of planning, ordering, and building. Easily my largest solo project to date. Wasted Youth? No this was totally worth it. I’d do anything for love, but I don’t know if I’ll make a mosaic again. And as for the question of the song in the musical “What Part of My Body Hurts the Most?” I can confidently say the answer is my fingers.

Looks like fun!

I'm not really a sculpture builder, but I wanted to try out some work, and I figured why not to the Kanohi Mahiki from Bionicle, the mask Toa Matau uses in the Metru wave. I'm planning on building this physically and there probably will be some slight adjustments along the way, as well as to have it light up.

Thanks! As for the roof, I think next time I'll give it a pop of some sort.