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I think there's a restriction for newbies or it is restricted because large images with smaller dimensions will cause heavy pages, so my opinion is: [url=http://domain.com/img_large.jpg][img=http://domain.com/img_small.jpg][/url]

Thanks! Moscow city

Thank you all! Captain Braunsfeld, your MOCs in the signature are Awesome :)

Hi there :) Sorry for posting here, maybe isn't right (didn't find where to ask some question and I'm afraid of one moment that it is not good for new members to start posting everywhere), but I have a question for moderators — can I post some of my reviews somewhere on the forum? Is it possible to host pictures on my own hosting (my own language reviews use them, I can post perfectly prepared pictures for reviews there, the connection is pretty reliable)? Can I mix in one review pictures, videos, gifs (maybe, they aren't good for using in reviews), flash embedded things (I know that they are not convenient for some user experience, but I can make such things as this one — turnable objects and make them only as links if so). So I have my LEGO-themed Youtube channel about stop-motion set building so I want to integrate those videos in text-photo reviews. There's my review example on LEGO fans Russian forum, so you can judge me for overall quality (but not for the text quality, I think, but you can try google translate ;) I want to make some MOCs in near future too. Nowadays my MOCs aren't good enough to make them visible for the audience and I haven't got many of them for now :) So thank you in advance!

Hi! Is it possible for me to join? :) I have some new (2012-2014) and some older (Technic in general) sets. I have some basic experience in LEGO reviewing on Russian forums (which ones I can translate and post here) so I want to take a part in this area. I also have my new Youtube channel where I've started to make some stop-motion animation videos about assembling sets, but I don't know is it right or not posting this link here :)

Hi! I'm newbie here but I have some activity on Russian LEGO forums. Yes, I'26 year old and I'm from Russia. Long time ago when I was a little kid I loved LEGO much, but hadn't much money for it. Then interests changed when I went to college, then university and started working. So my child interests were moved away. But some time ago (about half-a-year ago), when I got more free time I started to visit LEGO sites to explore what's new. Then I bought one small set. Then another. Then bigger one and I started to collect them again :) Now I have a little collection of some sets and parts and a little free time to build something. I've tried to review some sets recently, so I plan to do it more often. Thank you for reading and sorry for my basic English level :)