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There was also a report on Brickset regarding a LEGO themed soccer/football commemorating the World Cup: Link It's not a "conventional" set, but perhaps this is what the article you read was referring to?

Here is my contribution for today: set 4884 Wild Hunters. All nine constructable models that had instructions. Book 1: LXF File For some reason the size 2 axles and the pins didn't fit all the way into the hinges, hence the gaps found in the model. I am guessing that this is some kind of collision bug with the program? LXF File LXF File LXF File LXF File LXF File Book 2 LXF File LXF File LXF File Other than the differences mentioned above, I believe that there are no other deviations from the original set to report.

Beautifully designed bus and great SNOT work! The doors are exceptionally well designed. The custom decals are nice little details too.

This is quite an impressive set! The North Portico came out very well in my opinion. Since this only has the Executive Residence, I think it would be interesting to modify it so that it includes the East and West Wings, and maybe the entire White House Complex for that matter.

The sets that I first got consisted of Town and Space sets, though I believe that this was my first set (that wasn't Duplo or a bucket of bricks): 6453-1: Com-Link Cruiser Some of the stickers went missing ages ago, but the set has still managed to remain completely intact all these years. It's a little dusty and worn out after countless hours of play and display but I suppose that's what makes it sentimental

I see some rebels slacking off on their job... Great work representing these iconic scenes. The detail work in the vignette with Leia and R2 does a great job of depicting the Tantive IV interior. Also, nice job on the minifig placement for the Tantive IV boarding vignette. It'd be great to see more vignettes from you based on the movies

That's a pretty interesting take on Atlantis, and the design in my opinion seems to correlate with the Atlantis theme pretty well. I like how it almost seems to be an amalgamation between the Atlantis and City themes. Personally, I think that this would look great along with the Atlantis Exploration HQ or the Undersea Explorer.

Thank you all for the kind welcomes, everybody.

Most of my ideas usually just pop out of thin air or are derived from real life inspiration. I usually try to think of a rough visualization of what the final MOC will turn out to be, but of course lots of improvisation and revisions during the building process causes the MOC to turn out completely different from what I envisioned before. Sometimes whenever a holiday roles around I create a MOC to commemorate the occasion.

I would like to join the Academy; my photography skills could use some refinement. Thank you in advance.

Greetings Eurobricks! After perusing through the site for a while as a guest I finally decided to register today. I have been an avid LEGO fan for nearly all of my life (though I suppose many of us here have been ) Though I am primarily an MOCer, I've also taken a lot of interest into the history of the LEGO Group as well as the versatility of the LEGO brick. It's always been interesting to me how there have been so many applications of the LEGO brick, like for artistic purposes, in the education field, business practices with LEGO Serious Play, and much more. Can't forget that it's a toy too Part of my goal as a LEGO enthusiast has been to try and find new ways for LEGO to be applied in a field previously unexpected to us. My favorite LEGO themes would probably be Town/City and Space. As for my favorite set...too hard to pick one out of the thousands that have been released over the decades. I hope to learn a lot about the online LEGO community here as well as learning more about the hobby we all know and love. From all facets this seems to be a very intelligent and knowledgeable community so I can't wait to get posting!