iamded

Wait, so the whole point of this thread was for Mr Builder to choose one person from random to challenge to a whack-off? So, I don't get to do any whacking? :'-( ~Peace

The true amazingness of this MOC didn't hit me until I saw the hay roof, seriously, WOW! That takes time, patience, and a lot of minifig hands! X-O *y* ~Peace

Oh darn. Well, I'm going out tonight (after I post this actually), and won't be back to my bricks until tomorrow midday. So like 10.00 Australian time. I could quickly modify it then, but if I'm too late it's fine to remove it from the contest. I don't want to hold up the whole contest just for one entry. :-$ ~Peace

canadianD, that's already been posted in the Pirates section. ;-) ~Peace

No problem Chuck, apology accepted! *sweet* Still waiting on your reply Hinckley... :'-( X-D ~Peace

Wicked scene, I love it! Very cool vehicles, a fantastic job you have done here! Keep up the good work! *y* *y* ~Peace

How did I miss this? X-D This is great, I love the details on the side, and the whole SNOT look of this, and it fits 8 people! That's awesome, a vast improvement on your old one! *y* *y* I love how the driver peeks out the windshield, neat touch! *y* ~Peace

Great structure and details, I love the windows with the spikes around them. And the sea monster looks wicked half submerged like that! Probably my favourite part. X-D As usual a great action packed scene, great job! *y* *y* ~Peace

That's awesome! I wonder if it could fit a technic man... ~Peace

Thanks LuxorV! :-D I know it's not you, I just demonstrated my eagerness on a random passer-by. :-D Sorry SirNadroj! X-D It's not my fault, the hammer made me do it! >:-) ~Peace X-D

Nonsense! It's just a large erect tower... :-P EDIT: Oh yes, nice finds Calvin, the 3rd pic, the actual building, would look great in bricks. (Lego bricks that is.) *y* ~Peace

Where have I seen these before? I'm sure a member of EB here did a review of one of the Castle sets, or maybe that was Enlighten. Apparently it was really good quality, just as good as Lego. :-/ ~Peace

Mr Tiber is right, that link links back to your topic in the old forum, which is now redundant. Just change the link to the topic in this Eurobricks and it should be fine. ~Peace

Lookin' good so far! Nice design that looks great, and your town is wonderful too! *y* ~Peace

I think 640 x 480 is a reasonable size that doesn't need to be resized. It just bugs me that it resizes even reasonable pics like that so it looks blurry and just a little off. :-/ Still, if it can;t be changed, and it saves us from having massive pics, then I'm all for it. ~Peace

Okay, now my entries! I reposted my Ork entry as I had some problems with my Brickshelf folder. City and Space I chose City for mine, a nice park scene. (Like that hasn't been done before. :-| :-P) Set includes an elderly man enjoying a nice walk, a bench with some foliage, and a statue in remembrance of the famous Hinckley's Sail-boat. Old man Johnson has gone for a nice walk in the park, but while he admires the lovely statue, the wind blows his hat away! Can he get it back! You decide! :-P Set has 18 pieces and minifig. History, Adventure and Pirates I chose my beloved Castle line for this one. Not totally satisfied with the Skeleton Chariot Impulse coming out, I decided to make one I'd really love to see! Set includes a table with food, a camp fire, and a barrel of weapons. The good knights were enjoying a nice feast, but were called away for an emergency. A stray Skellie wandered upon the camp site, and found a nice place to rest and a delicious meal awaiting him! Set has 19 pieces and a minifig. Licensed I took advantage of what the rules said and made my own theme for this one; Warhammer 40,000! Set includes an Ork post to demoralise enemies, some Orky bitz (tyres and barrel), a crate for weapons, and an Ork Slugga Boy! Collect an army of Ork Boyz and build up a mighty WAAAGH!! (That's WH40K slang there... X-D) Set has 27 pieces and a minifig. Peace ~iamded

Now, for all my analysis's! X-D Stealth Hunter: Your entry is very cool! I like the floor tiles and the wall details, and the awesomely gruesome chainsaw device! Lt. Veers: I love the idea behind this; buying land from the devil! :-P The black looks nice and evil, highlighted with the flame like that. *y* THE-FORCE: A delightfully terrifying entry, I would not like to be monkey man in there! 8-| SirNadroj: A unique and clever one stud vignette! Make the bad kids earn us money, it's genius! :-D Do I get some ice-cream? 8-| darthperson8: I love your Grim Reaper fig, and the happy atmosphere of the upper level. I'd hate to be in the lower level... the horror! *sing* HopelessMagic: 3 terrifying ways to go! And all of them very neat! :-D The twirling sword impaling chandelier is my favourite part. >:-) Lego-Freak: Pit of scorpions, nice! +10 points for including Spiderman eating ice-cream. :-D steelharbingerofdeath: A very busy scene, I love the buzz-saw table in your second pic! *y* PSPGuy: Oh no! Not... rap music! *sing* The spinning blades are neat too. What is it with my fascination with spinning blades? X-D LegoLyons: Certainly a very unique entry, I wouldn't want to meet Miss Anthrax! I love the orange and blue flames on the outside. Very cool indeed! *y* hewkii9: That first pic. reminds me of that legend, the one where that Greek God or something was chained up and his liver or spleen or something gets ripped out every day or week or something, then grew back again to be ripped out again. Or something. Maybe I should revise more... 8-| X-D Anyway, that's the first impression I got, with the owl and bleeding guy. Your story's better though, the heart is a much more effective thing to rip out. X-D Cap'n SlyOwl (You'll always be the Cap'n to me. X-D): A terrifying and effective method! Stinky clam breath... :-X :-X :-P iamded: By far the worst entry. It just relies on chains and spikes to imbuke a feeling of fear. :-| Jeez, imbuke isn't even a word... :-| jayber1974: Is that cattle prod aimed at his crotch?! 8-| *sing* How terrifying! Really though, hot coals, ouch! paksu: As I said before, this is really a fantastic entry, the whole SNOT look, and the fact that it looks great from all sides! Fantatic job! *y* hollisbrick: Neat little story, though I was surprised that it was Vader doing the spanking this time, as opposed to Hinckley and Sinner. X-D Neat play feature with the spinning doohickey, jellyfied, what a horrible fate! voxel: A unique punishment, very clever! I love the greebs below the deepfreeze tanks, and the rats below the ground. *y* ON! X-D And I didn't even use up my emoticon limit. X-D Peace ~iamded

That's a great MOC, I love the Saracen shield design too, it looks great here! I love the fire linking technique, that never gets old. Very well done. As for the history side of things, well, I only heard of Acre from Assassin's Creed, so I won't go there. X-D ~Peace

Hahaha! That's great! Wonderful, very colourful creation there, RebelRock! X-D Now stop procrastinating and get to building Green Grocer! :-D ~Peace

Oh, but hear me out, please, Sinner! X-D In official TLC sets, skeleton leg pieces have been used for decoration, for fences and such. So it can count as a piece. Same with skulls, they have been included individually in sets. As for the arms and torso, well, maybe not, but a skeleton isn't like, a traditional minifig, it's quite different parts wise to a minifig. And I did count the skeleton as 6 pieces, so I don't break the rules parts-wise. Oh please, members of EB, let this pass! :'-) (That's my puppy eyes face...) Skeletons-count-as-6-parts hopefully on! X-D Oh, and in other news, my other 2 entries should be up, hopefully they are legitimate! The only un-plausible thing in them is: Park - The Indy hat, and TLC connecting Hinckley's sailboat statue to the technic pin like that. Skellie - The inclusion of that amount of accessories in an Impulse set. X-D ~Peace

Makes me wish Lego Pirates came back. :'-( Still, thanks for the review, if I weren't so devoted to Lego, I might have considered buying these. X-D ~Peace

Happy birthday! It's always neat to see how you put pieces to work in your MOCs, let's hope you never get too old for that! X-D ~Peace

Cool episode! The one downfall is the automatic picture resizing, but that's not your fault. Lookin' forward to the next one! ~Peace

Out of curiosity, have you ever heard of a movie called "Planet Terror"? Why do I ask? Well: :-P ~Peace

That's awesome! *y* I love the cockpit, and the adjustable wings. Very cool! *y* ~Peace