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I think that's all that's supposed to be there. That's all I see in the review

Looks nice, though the head is a bit meh... too flat, I think. Otherwise, wonderful.

Keep them out of the sun and heat, and don't handle them too roughly.

Nice, I like those trees out in the water. The shrine on top looks nice, though a bit difficult to see, being white on white.

This is gonna be BIG. Would cost a lot to build with physical bricks though. Looks great so far.

Upside down dome might be too difficult to look like it's filled with something though, because it has stuff inside to help it attach on the bottom.

Very nice microfig scaled version. I'm surprised there aren't more MOCs made with these figs.

Eurobricks, Brickset, and Brothers Brick are ones I read a lot. Brothers Brick is mostly MOCs, but there is sometimes news.

Wonderful microscale MOCs, both of them. I always liked the colors on the Aquasharks. They seem to be very accurate to the full size versions. I think they tend to look better, and I also like that they aren't normally as cluttered with play features.

Looks nice, clearly recognizable as that ship type.

Great walker. I like the leg design, very greebly. Not sure if "Grasshopper" fits as the name, but oh well...

It would be nice to see this released as a set, lots of great looking stuff. It'd definitely need a lot of technic bracing and other strengthening just to stay together on Earth.

Looks great, I like the camo pattern. Very realistic looking.

Heh, very original MOC. That lighting effect on the walls is great. I wonder what the drill is for... Reminds me of my basement at the old house...

It might make some money, but I doubt it would be very significant unless it's a LONG time (A decade or more), which might test your self control a bit-- I know I couldn't keep a UCS closed that long.

These look great, I love the Slave I. The super star destroyer is also quite impressive. Looks like you've got quite a big collection to work with.

Good looking classroom. I like that big chair, kinda big for a minifig though.

I hadn't even seen the bricklink categories or anything when I started sorting, so it's all just sorted naturally. I have big bins for bricks and for plates and slopes and those parts, then drawer sets for SNOT parts and bricks with clips, and then bigger drawer sets for various other parts, with drawers grouped by similarity to each other. Then I have small boxes of parts that I don't have enough of/enough drawer space to put into the maun system. I'll post pictures if I have time...

Haven't checked the progress of this in a while, but it looks wonderful. That windmill looks nice, as does the weeping willow. The rockwork and other landscaping looks nice also.

Looks nice. I like the slight angle of the outer wall at the gate, it's a nice touch. The interior of the building looks good also.

Ugh, did nobody notice the thread just a short distance from the top of the page (Storage and sorting LEGO) where all of this could have gone?

Great build (And first post). This really is a very iconic scene from Star Wars. The wall details look great.

Wow that's a very impressive animation. It'd be cool if someone made a program specifically for doing these sorts of LEGO assembly animations, just stick in a LDD or Ldraw file and it would output a video... I thought about it once, but then it occurred to me while looking through the parts lists that I have nearly every part required in large enough quantities that I could build the whole thing using my own collection for only about $15 worth of bricklink purchases. Some changes would have to be made, and I wouldn't be able to make anything with light blueish grey for a while, but I could do it. Not that I would though, it'd take months to do.

Hmm. Never realized there were multiple people working on that, always figured we had one person designing all of that stuff.

Looks great so far. Interesting technique for the area around the front wheels. What part is that on the tops of the exhaust pipes?