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Mr Greeble

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  1. Thanks, I'm not sure if anybody actually reads them. Everything is tied in... The lighting was really annoying, and I only got it right by mistake. EDIT: Yeah, same rookie. Thanks! I had to martyr one of my torsos for the arms... The Assassin kept on falling out of his position when I tried to photograph it.
  2. 2 in a row! Thanks.
  3. NPU on that light.
  4. So so so sorry this took so long, I'm on vacation in Rome, so complications arose. I added a ghost because I saw you had one in the picture, but it is easily cropped out if you like.
  5. Location: Marphacia: B05 Tags: Civil Building Previously: Part I Part II Part III Part IV Part V Part VI Part VII Part VIII Log of Agent G: Once again I found myself in a hospital, recovering from my wounds. I had managed to send a distress signal before I blacked out under the rubble, and a M.A.N.T.I.S. Rescue copter showed up shortly and flew us to the nearest hospital. The rookie had survived, but I had taken quite a beating protecting her from the falling rocks. My left leg sends a shooting pain up into my spine if i put too much weight on it or step with it wrong. We had both slept soundly for most of the day under the effects of the doctor's painkillers, but I was awake long enough to receive gifts from the few M.A.N.T.I.S. friends I have. Strange dreams plagued my sleep now though, visions and memories... The White Rabbit, the Purple Alien, my strange trip through space, and a menacing masked figure in dark blue, with hollow grey piercing eyes that saw everything. He, it, reached out to me, pointing at me with a sharp black finger, and said three words: "Find the Cobwebs." Then he rose out of a dark chain that seemed to form around him only as he left it and walked to me, slowly at first, then faster, arms outstretched repeating, louder and louder: "Find the Cobwebs.""Find the Cobwebs.""Find the Cobwebs!""Find the Cobwebs!" At the last yell, he had his hands clutched around my head, his face inches from mine. My eyes flashed open, and I awoke drenched in a cold sweat despite the air conditioning in the room, my heart pounding faster than my mind was racing. I didn't move in my fear from the dream, but I heard light footsteps, and saw the line of light on the wall from the opened door. My would-be assassin stepped closer to the bed, closer, closer... He raised the weapon that was to be my demise, a expensive knife used by only the most professional of assassins, so rare it could only be supplied if the man was hired by a corporation. His muscles tensed, preparing for the downward thrust. I leaped up and hit my fist square under his jaw, sending him flying back onto the other bed. He dropped the knife in his surprise, and I made sure he didn;t recover enough to reach it. Although a professional, he didn't expect me to be awake, and I was able to overpower him with some, but little difficulty. With a final punch he slumped to the floor, defeated. By this time, the girl had woken up, drowsy but ready for what might come next. "What happened, who is this?" She asks, bewilderment plainly showing on her face. "He was sent to kill me, and thankfully failed, but we need to get out of here, there'll be more coming." I say, meanwhile struggling to pick up the unconscious body of the assassin. "To kill you?! Why? She was sliding out of the hospital bed now, becoming apparent of what I was meaning to do. "What are you going to do to him...?" "I'm sending them a message." With a grunt, I heave the assassin out of the window, listening for the distinct thud on the pavement waiting below. The girl tries to stifle a scream. I see the fear on her face. "Don't worry, we're only one floor up. It won't kill him, but he'll have something to remember me by." I lie. He's dead, and as much as it weighs on me, it weighs less than a knife in my heart, and it seems to comforts the girl. "We have to go now. I know a place where we can hide." She nods, and we step out into the light of the hallway. The full MOC. Comments and Criticism much apreciated!
  6. Love it. The contrast of the bright huts on the dark rock is very nice.
  7. Yeah, like in movies where the villain is completely unbeatable - You just know the heroes will beat him. (X-men Apocalypse for example) Because most action-y movies do that, you always expect the villain to be beaten, no matter how unbeatable he is. Likewise, no one expects main characters to die, so no matter how bad it looks for the hero, you know they'll pull through. Now that main characters have started dying in Andromeda, people realize that they are not immortal or invincible, and the people reading our stories now are a little more fearful and curious about what happens next to our characters.
  8. Yeah, a lot of the stuff they put in those are things no AFOL really wants. Stickers, knockoff sets, bad posters, etc.
  9. Wouldn't happen because of the beard.
  10. Thanks! Thanks, judges! Thanks! Your eyes must be tricking you.........
  11. There's no way to get Dimensions on a Mac, is there...?
  12. Is this the first time they would use dual molded legs?
  13. It did help, thanks! Here you go:
  14. transform
  15. Thanks for the kind words! Here's a slightly lighter version:
  16. Sorry for the late reply: Hope the colors aren't too bright, I didn't have my grey with me. Yours is one the way! A larger picture or specification on which torso and legs those are would help with the details, but I can improvise. Thank you! Yours is next.
  17. Lego just tweeted "You'll have lots of chances to get your hands on the Lego Green Arrow minifigure this year. Watch our pages!"...
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