Actor Builder

This build has a lot of personality! It tells a really nice story without going overboard. Great job!

Let's hope it's a good one.

Boom.

BOOOOO! BOOOOOOOOOO!

"They're up on the monorail!" -Bad Cop. "They're having fun on the monorail, everybody! yayy!" -Good cop. Great work as usual, Xon67!

I know. I'm just giving you a hard time.

I'm the sort of person that spends their life not giving a crap. Needless to say, I require a lot of laxative for that problem... All jokes aside, I am negatively judged on occasion but I care not. I took a LEGO mosaic of a local theatre's logo to the theatre and they loved it to pieces. Not literally, fortunately for me. But they loved it. The most ridiculous conversation I've had with someone who was negatively commenting on my hobby went like so: (Kid is playing with some LEGO he brought in a lunchbox) Me: I love LEGO! Kid: Really? Me: Heck yes. Can I join you? Kid: Sure! (I begin to build. A person comes to observe. She speaks.) Person: Aren't you too old to be playing with LEGOs? Me: (Ignoring the plural pronunciation) Nope. I am not. Person: Uhh...Yeah you are. Legos are for kids. Me: I'm a kid at heart. Person: Whatever. (Later) Person: You're way too old to be playing with toys. You should be doing more mature things. Me: Oh really? Person: Yeah. Me: LEGO is my hobby. I have the mind of a six-to-twelve year old. I enjoy building with toys. Person: But they're for little kids! You should be doing less childish things! Me: (Getting annoyed) So you're telling me there's nothing left from your childhood you still enjoy? Person: ...No. Me: Really? I don't believe you. What is it? Person: (Quietly)...I really like Barbie. You can imagine how hilarious this must have been. It gave me lots of fodder for hypocrisy jokes or whatnot. In hindsight, I think she may have been attempting (Poorly) to flirt with me. Oh well. In conclusion to my long meandering screenplay-speech, I don't feel awkward for buying LEGO. I always feel awkward. Awkward is my thing. I have suggested my friends refer to me as Doctor Awkward, shortened to "Doc. Awk". I may have to get a doctorate before they actually do that, but It'll happen eventually! Mark my words! Doc. Awk will live!

Wow! Never? It's officially confirmed that amazingbricks has insider info that stretches through eternity! can you tell us about Series 257?

This is lovely! This was built in black and white, yes? Not edited afterwards? Great job!

So are we allowed to put "Confirmed" Minifigures on our list? I'm not really sure of the correct procedure in this game. EDIT: I'm specifically asking "Itaria No Shintaku" because this is technically his thread. Just thought I'd clear that up before I got a bunch of replies that are just other's opinions on the subject.

YES! Haha! This is my favorite entry as of yet, including my own! I absolutely love this and I am so honored to have looked upon the pictures of it! SpacerSteve, you have created the most indescribably brechtian creation! This has made me very happy. I am in awe of this and the yeti's acceptance of Uncle Brickfoot. Great great work. Two greats. Happy.

It is supposed to be a Castle theme. Therefor it is a Castle theme. Boom.

Haha! This is fun! I hope your kid treasures these times with you! Great Chima-ey vehicle.

I thought about that for Indiana Jones purposes, but I quickly realized that Aladdin's fez is very very tiny. Very small. It would probably look ridiculous on Dr. Who, or in my case, Sallah.

Haha! I love the trap door fireplace! I don't know why, but I just do. It's so out of place that I love it... Great job!

This one looks like a lot of fun! Great build!

Great job! I love the sand-green roof!

Nope! They were all busy playing poker. That was the idea! Glad to hear it worked out! Ha! Only the workers are smiling, because they get work every time someone dies. The other minifigures are all sad. Or dead. Wow! Thanks for the Super-Compliment! I'm glad I could carve something into your long-term memory! Yes, I can understand how it would be seen that way. The Large Black Chimney actually represents death, which is all too prominently and ominously looming over us all. Thanks for the kind words, all!

I like this! The yellow windows and door seem like they should feel out of place...But yet they don't! Great job!

This is good stuff! I love the Coffee Pot Sign thingy! Good job!

seconded. I think I'll be scared of however they end up doing some of these...

Many felt that LEGO let us down with the most recent Winter Village set, which was just a remake of The Toy Shop. To capitalize upon that feeling, I have created a Winter Village set with the sole purpose of being let down. Down six feet, that is. Introducing: The Winter Village Undertakers! Winter Village Undertakers by Actor Builder, on Flickr -Say goodbye to your loved ones this holiday season with the NEW Winter Village Undertakers! -Loosely inspired by Vincent Price's "A Comedy of Terrors" , this lively and colorful set will be a wonderful addition to your Winter Village Collection! -This set includes The Undertaker's office and Funeral Home, Coffin-Makers Workshop, Hearse, Graveyard and an Open Casket Ceremony! -Minifigures include: Undertaker, Coffin Maker/Grave Digger, Sad Man, Sad Woman, Sad Boy, Sad Girl, Corpse, and Reverend B. Brickley! Dig a hole in the graveyard! The Graveyard by Actor Builder, on Flickr Take a ride in the hearse! Hearse by Actor Builder, on Flickr Help make coffins in the shed! Grave Digger's Shed by Actor Builder, on Flickr Make funeral arrangements in the main building! Undertaker's Office Interior by Actor Builder, on Flickr There are more pictures on my "flickR" page. I think this link shall work. Not the best quality, but holiday travels do what they do. Thanks for viewing! Comments and criticisms, puns and witticisms are welcome!

All of these fencing foil creations are just blowing me away! Great job!

This is beautiful. I respect this.

Great build! I love the use of fencing foils as ski poles!