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  1. julochka
    He's one of the judges, you know.
  2. julochka
    To quote our rules: The winning entries will be judged by the jury upon: * Overall coolness and creativity * Inspired originality * Uniqueness * Creative use of parts While photography isn't mentioned, it definitely helps your cause to have awesome photos of your creation. If you take them on a dark night, in the fog, it's difficult for us to see how awesome your villain is. :-)
  3. julochka
    I refer you to the official rules, which state: "Entries cannot be revised or altered once submitted, so give us your very best photography right from the start. "
  4. julochka
    Yes, that's totally fine. The better your photos, the better your chances.
  5. julochka
    1. If you refer to the rules, you can see that the entries will be judged on: • Overall coolness and creativity • Inspired originality • Uniqueness • Creative use of parts Bionicle-ness isn't mentioned, however, when the Lead Designer, the Marketing Manager and one of the most awesome Bionicle builders alive are the judges, I'd say you should build accordingly. 1.5. Again, referring to the rules: " Copies of/or in other ways infringements relating to any existing third party property or any other intellectual property right will not be eligible for the competition" It's quite clear. No 3rd party IPs. 2. The 75/25 ratio is a rule of thumb, designed to have entries be more or less equal, giving the judges the ability to compare the entries in a fair manner. We will not be counting pieces per se, but again, use your good judgement. 2.5 You can create a background, and it will not count in the 75/25 ratio. But remember that it's your MOC that is being judged. 3. Technic is Technic and System is System.
  6. julochka
    Mixel ball joints are fine.
  7. julochka
    It's up to you - there is a gold mask at stake here, so I'd submit the highest quality image of my creation as possible! :-)
  8. julochka
    No. Build away!
  9. julochka
    I would say that withdrawing an entry from the competition would be up to the entrant. But please carefully consider before entering to avoid this happening, as it can create confusion when the judging begins. I'd advise you to post the best photo you have in the entry thread and link to a Flickr (or other) gallery of the rest of the shots, but we don't have a specific rule about this. 1. Yes, but, to quote the rules: "Anyone can submit multiple entries to the challenge, but only one (1) entry per person will be considered when the final winners are selected." This means that your MOC can only be selected from one of the sites where you enter it, so you won't make the top 5 6 times. 2. There are no limits on the number of the entries, so build to your heart's content. 3. We have not placed a picture limit, but I would suggest that you post your best photo in the thread and provide a link to a gallery of shots elsewhere (Flickr, etc.) 4. You may write a description with your entry and give it a name, but this is not a requirement. As long as the color is active in LDD, you can use it - I'm not sure when the elements for the coming sets will appear there, but if they are there, you may use them.
  10. julochka
    It's not explicitly forbidden in the rules, so I don't see why not.
  11. julochka
    Yes, you can use a revamped version of a MOC you made before. And as for revamping an existing character, it's not against the rules, but you might want to remember.... "The winning entries will be judged by the jury upon: • Overall coolness and creativity • Inspired originality • Uniqueness • Creative use of parts"
  12. julochka
    As long as it is official LEGO set packaging, I can't see why not. Technic counts on the Constraction side - so it's Bionicle, not System. I don't know of a catalog, but perhaps someone else here does and can help with a link. Establishing the percentages was more a rule of of thumb to help the judges be able to compare all entries fairly because they are more or less built in the same way.
  13. julochka
    HI Kristof, Thank you for this question! Since modified/painted parts aren't allowed for physical builds, we believe you should stick to the available colors if you build in LDD. Thanks, /julie
  14. julochka
    Hello Everyone, Posters were put in the mail today, unless I haven't yet received your address - those last few who haven't provided your address (you know who you are, because you've got a mail from me), please send it to me if you'd like your poster! Just a note on the shipping - within the EU, they were sent via ordinary post. Outside of the EU, they will come via DHL. Thank you all, once again, for playing along! /julie
  15. julochka
    Hi Everybody -- A couple of notes...if you got more than one turtle on the poster, you WILL get multiple posters. Choosing the turtles for the poster was NOT easy! And it was, in the end, a complicated mix of the ones our three judges liked best, the peer voting and, to be honest, the aesthetics of the poster, in addition to high quality photos of the awesome turtles. We are super grateful to all of you for sharing your amazing and creative turtles with us and if there had been room for 286 turtles on the poster, I can tell you that we would have used them all, but nobody would have had a wall big enough for that. They were all unique and there was such a variety. I am in awe of your creativity, every one of you! Thank you so much for sharing it with all of us here!
  16. julochka
    Devid - please don't forget to send me a PM with your address/phone number and the size for that coveted green t-shirt! :-) /julie
  17. julochka
    It hasn't been decided, as we wanted to leave some leeway for the poster designer. What we do know is that the poster will feature the top 3 and then as many of the other awesome turtles as the poster designer wants to use. There are so many good ones, that we will definitely encourage the designer to use as many as possible!
  18. julochka
    Hello Everyone! I am truly blown away at the creativity and awesomeness and huge VARIETY of your turtles!! Just a quick note, here in the 11th hour - if for some reason the only time you could take your original submission photo was on a dark and foggy night with a very old cell phone camera, there is still a little bit of time to replace your photo with a better one. Having a great photo increases your chances of getting votes in the next round, which means you'll be one step closer to winning or at the very least to having your turtle featured on our poster of turtle awesomeness!! A huge thank you to all of you for sharing your creativity with us and good luck in the voting round!
  19. julochka
    you can have it on a log, as long as it fits on an 8x8 plate. printed eyes are ok. and your turtle looks ok to me size-wise, but it will be up to the judges in the end.
  20. julochka
    please submit this over on the entry thread. :-) it refers to each turtle submitted.
  21. julochka
    it's ok as long as it fits onto an 8x8 plate. Nope, it hasn't been removed (or it shouldn't have been anyway) - only non-licensed - which means those with, for example, Star Wars or TMNT bits will be disqualified when it comes to the judging. So please bear that in mind.
  22. julochka
    That is a not a requirement, but Peter Reid will be judging, so it can't hurt! If you look through the entry thread, there are loads of non-space turtles.
  23. julochka
    There is some good advice on taking good photos on the LEGO Ideas site under Guidelines - Project Quality Standards. Remember, the better your pictures, the easier it is for the judges to see exactly how awesome your creation is!!
  24. julochka
    submit it and let the judges decide. the rule is because we want all of the turtles to be more or less the same size for the sake of the poster.
  25. julochka
    I fear there won't necessarily be time for that, as our deadline for production of the poster is tight. It's more that we might ask people to take a new, better quality photo - hence asking you to keep the turtle built in case you have to re-photograph it. Ideally, though, people will take great photos of their turtles in the first place! Even just photographing it on a white sheet of paper will help you with the requested white background.
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