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    http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=20252 got it - thanks Bob!
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    Great designs - but please tell me (either Bob or anyone else) - What part are the "legs" for Angelique Smith? I just can't place them! Thanks D
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    Lovely lovely lovely builds! (both of them) But the 2nd city is better as it's bigger!
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    http://www.bricklink.com/store.asp?p=nine09nueve I have a BIG collection of goblin bits for sale - at the cheapest or almost cheapest world prices! Please help me shift these bits so I can buy more stuff (can't buy more until I make some cash) Much Love D
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    There is so much to like on this! The covered walkway is particularly good - and not something I've seen a lot of either! Well done D
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    Yeah - we like him! Some more golden high elves ---> http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=106617
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    These are good - definitely high elvish! Well done... (now do more!) much love D
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    You're gonna be busy! Beautiful, beautiful work Much love Daivd
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    I guess it makes sense... Smaug wasn't designed (or should that be written) to be ridden... Eddie Primus (yup that's the name my 5 year old had given the green amoured dragon) definitely is one to be ridden Great comparison Dancer! Much love D
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    Two thumbs well up - beautiful work as ever! Well done sir, well done!
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    I have 4x 70404... with a few extra dark bley 2x4 bricks from yourfriendly neighbourhood BL seller and you can get some serious castle action going on... at some point I'll post stuff... but I'm already behind on the Elf Army vids *sigh* so much LEGO so little time... Much Love D
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    You may/may not be aware that there are a few virtual Lego building applications that you can download - so that you can build it first (or at least try some stuff) from the comfort of your own PC/Mac/*insert hardware of choice here* Ultimately I don't think there's any substitute to getting your hands dirty (plasticky?) but the computer versions allow you to test to your heart's content without it being an expensive process buying elements that you don't end up using because you got your calculations wrong! And once you're happy with it you can print out a parts list so you know exactly what you need to order... Bricklink.com is a good site to start with. Have fun and would love to see pictures of the build. Much love D p.s. Welcome to Eurobricks!
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    Do you hear that "Thrash"? The people have spoken - we want High Elven helmets... and we want them soon! (I would say now but it's a bit aggressive...) That's at least 4 people that will buy them... (and I bought over 200 of them for my last army!) much love D
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    Having said all that... very nice work (again as usual) by Baron von Brick (hmm wonder if he's on here?)
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    Your best bet is to PM the man himself! http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.php?showuser=22773
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    This IS good - particularly the customised bits - how did you do the shields? Pad printing? Stickers?
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    I would add Wife as a fourth... but mine is lovely and lets me play (with my son's Lego!) Nah - all we need is some ED-209 magic and either a friendly neighbourhood pad-printer guy/gal - or someone who's a dab hand at the old licky sticky decals and we'd be away! (apart from the helmets.... )
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    Actually I've tried this - get a big old (ie one you don't mind destroying) kitchen knife and a decent chopping board and then chop your element into little bits... I used an old 2x1 yellow brick... and took little bits off at a time - and then dumped it into some acetone for a day or so... it worked fine but the "paint" I'd created wasn't very consistent or reproduce-able! Wardancer taught me how to mix lego yellow for ear painting and it works much much better! What are you using the mix for IF you don't mind us asking? (well me)
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    Never in a million years did I ever think I'd see the Aubameyang in the title of a MCW post! great work fella p.s: too bad Reus will go to Barcelona soon!
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    Lovely work Gary (as usual) impressive and elegant... both inside and out! Two thumbs well up fella!
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    At dawn on the fifth day... look to the east!
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    Harvey Birdman is fantastic... Now you just need to do Space Ghost!
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    Nah have loads of army plans... Just little things get In the way... Like time... and cash... and life! It's so much easier to do wood elves... TLG don't seem to have the right torso/legs in the right colour combos for high elves - and forget about helmets for them (or the lack thereof!) I suppose high elves could be customised, with a decal here and a lick of paint there... But that's not so easy for me as I'm just starting out in that area and have limited skills. But there are so many other factions that can be made so much easier without customising that I'll end up going in other directions first!
  25. nine09nueve
    Take a bow son... take a bow!
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