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blackdeathgr

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  1. blackdeathgr
    Nice moc LM, especially the cluttering outside of the building.
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    We will cater to your needs then as soon as we establish our cajun-style settlement!
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    I can totally attest to that!!! Do you want your crocodiles caged or in pelts, dear customer sir?
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    Ahem, I've just noticed that your "queen" Anneta has gained some pounds these days and looks like an emoji... (i.e. pic disappeared)
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    Hey, I missed those! Great cavalry unit. I like their colors in particular. Now off to the drawing board for more cavalry obstacles...
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    Yeah, rrrrright... That's why they are marching... Great build as always Ayrlego that somehow reminds me of the "Age of Empires" video game. The technique of the base in particular is the new "hot thing" these days and you absolutely nailed it!
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    Excellent! Coincidentally I was reading about Gillan (the actress) today regarding her possible starring at the next "Pirates of the Carribbean" movie.
  9. blackdeathgr
    Nice one count! I don't like the sail either but the boat in general is well built
  10. blackdeathgr
    That palm tree is preeeeey popular these days... Nice story btw ☺️
  11. blackdeathgr
    So cute!!!!
  12. blackdeathgr
    I will echo Keymonus on the in-game Faith stuff. Also, while myself not a fan of microbuilds either, I believe your build is truly well done. I already imagine it with "proper" colored bricks (i.e. white and red/dark red)
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    Loved the whole build! Especially the first photo is excellent. I also enjoyed the story and the inventive "mojitos for everyone vs a scallywag pirate" trade off (which I admit, I had to re-read it before I had a good laugh )
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    Gz to all the participants and ofc to all the winners! Had fun reading your stories and polluting the beach with good ol' Oleander fish oil!
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    Come on! Stop killing cute animals!!!
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    Another great idea and entry!
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    Don't get me started on that one...
  18. blackdeathgr
    Very enjoying story, well picked photos (huge improvement over your earlier ones) and nice builds. Keep them coming! Regarding (subjectively) subpar builds or not (that otherwise tell a story or are built in a spur of the moment/as a fast reply to an event, or anything similar), my opinion is that if you feel that a certain build isn't worth it, you can avoid licensing it as a money generating build. Or post it, listen to comments in order to improve it, then enhance it and then license it. At least, that's what I am doing all these years. We are a helpful grudge-free community that all we want to do is have fun and try not to game the system at the same time. Cheers!
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    Nice idea!
  20. blackdeathgr
    Thanks for the review! A tad expensive fore me bit I am always enjoying nice reviews of such quality sets!
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    @Captain Braunsfeld Hungry seagulls are considered "pets" for our salty crew so they will have to live with them!
  23. blackdeathgr
    Nice one! Although I would prefer some tiling on the surrounding wall (or some more detail rather than tiles all over), I still find the build excellent and azure color for sea has just become my favorite as it makes excellent contrast with lbg and brown! Finally, the irregular wooden tiles at the front of the building, the chickens and the painter on the roof are my three favorite details.
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    Gz people! I guess quarantine definitely spurred imagination Gz to @Ayrlego too for his excellent narrative and explanatory writing!!! I found it the best way so far to encorporate results while narrating the events.
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    Although I am not overly sold on the sugarcane plants (I really don't know any other credible technique/piece for their stem though - maybe a 4L bar but then it would be too simple and somewhat ugly), I really like the whole process being depicted and the base elevation is as always gorgeous. Plus, this fine establishment can one day produce material for LEGO plants*... you never know... *possibly with a warning explicitly stating that will possibly disindegrate in 5-6 years or not to be handled in ambient temperatures over 40 degrees - I am just a mechanical engineer, not a chemical one so I really don't know
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