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The water doesn't slip through the pieces.. it'll mostly come out of the hole I left at the bottom of the pot. Also, a quick update below: - I've changed the trees to be straight and thick, so that it gives a better feeling of speeder bikes zipping through - made the speeder bikes shorter so that the size fits better - changed the type of moss planted in the pot

the hanger looks fantastic, voted for it! Also love the Sarlacc scene, any thoughts of submitting it for Lego Ideas?

I like the temple a lot... find myself staring at the details. The white statues are funny!

yeah good point - the official ones do seem a little bit too long for the pot. I'll explore that Thanks for the pointer... I've been thinking a lot about a cactus scene but can't believe I didn't think of Tatooine!

are you referring to some sort of protection layer on the inside? Not at this moment, but I should start looking into that, enough people has raised concern about possible scratched lego. Also on the to-modify list: - lego trees could look better if I use the 2x2 round pieces. - more detail on the green ground

Hi all, I am currently working with my wife to create a series of flower pots based on classic movie scenes. The idea was born when I asked myself: "what would it take for me to love plants more?" The answer: marrying Lego with real plants! My first set was based on lord of the rings, posted here a few days ago. My second set is based on the Endor speeder bike chase scene. I recently submitted it as an entry in Lego Ideas, please help support it if you like it! Front view: Closeup: Side view - A buried stormtrooper: Back view: Another side view - an Ewok pit trap: Finally, a close up to look at soil containment ( I added some moss to match the greens): Appreciate any comments on what I could do to improve the set, and if you can spare some time, help support it in Lego Ideas. Thank you!

thank you for the kind words! If you have a couple of minutes, please help vote it up here: https://ideas.lego.com/projects/60805 Appreciate your support!

Long term I think it would fade the color perhaps? I haven't had it for long enough to tell. Dirt and mold is fine as they can be washed away, what I discovered however is that soil sometimes can scratch Lego pieces that are in contact. I try to use old bricks that are "sacrificial bricks" for those purposes. so far no issues with dirt going through cracks! They seem to be tight enough.

Hey guys, I recently started doing a series of flower pots using lego, depicting classic movie scenes. For the flower pot of Lord of the Rings, I chose the scene of the hobbits hiding from the nazgul. Check it out below and let me know your thoughts! I am also trying to garner support for the set on Lego Ideas, and if you like what you see below, please help support it here: https://ideas.lego.com/projects/60805 Frodo and Sam are terrified and hiding behind the roots The black rider's vantage point. A closer look on the soil containment holes at the bottom to allow water to flow through Let me know if you have any thoughts about how I could improve the set, and thank you for your support!

Thanks you for the advice! I added more grass(see revised image above) and ordered some more trees on bricklink. Welcome more advice and also criticisms!

Hi all, I am new to the board! I am a game designer that recently rekindled my love for Lego. The following set is based on a mobile game I made and released to the appstore 2 months ago. It is a tower defense game based on greek mythology. I submitted it to Lego Cuusoo: http://lego.cuusoo.c...deas/view/56670 Would appreciate any advice you seasoned AFOLs can give me, as I really want to improve the set. If you like the set, please help me support it as well. Thank you!