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Next up is Jango Fett's Prowler star ship. Before he had a little one to escort around the galaxy, Jengo was zipping around in this sporty little number. Its small size allows Jengo to avoid detection and fly into hard to reach areas. The Prowler was originally designed to act as an escape pod from a larger planetary vehicle. This is why the top speed is relativly sub par. The single engine powers two variable vectoring thrusters. The dual thrusters allow for precise handling and allow the ship to dock with its surface counterpart. Although small in size, this little ship packs a powerful punch. Jengo has retrofitted the ship with two type G1-84 calliber blasters. The interior features a reclining bucket seat to allow for rest on those longer trips. Attached to the seat is a heads up tactical display that allows Jengo to operate the weapons and tracking systems while keeping his eyes on the target. The Prowler is built for one. If you want to hall cargo or passengers, I reccomend upgrading to a full size like the Slave I.

Jango Fett's Prowler bike is a silent but deadly stalking menance. This version is designed to transport Jango swiftly while avoiding detection from his would be prey. It has special enhancements like noise reduction filters that allow Jango to remain silent. The Prowler bike is also equipped with a sniper scope and long range blasters capable of accuratley hitting targets from a long range. On the rear of the bike there is a special attachment to restrain targets worth more alive then dead. From time to time Jango does encounter hostile fire which is why this bike is re-enforced with a blast resistent wind sheild and is also equipped with highly manouverable foils that allow for evasive action. Located on the rear of the bike is a short boost propulsion engine that allows for a quick escape or surprise attack when needed. Flickr link - http://www.flickr.com/photos/43769067@N08/ Thanks Eurobricks for putting on this contest! Coming soon are other componants for Jango. Comments and critiques are welcome.

Very nice creation. I really like the train and the use of fleshy minifigs. The method you used for the connecting the cars is nice. Does it actually allow the train to turn the corners? I also wonder if you were to use the 1 x 2 gray bricks with the grill pattern in place of the 1 x 2 tiles with grill pattern would look closer to real train?

Here is my entry! Proof that illegal aliens are using shipping containers to enter the country.

Thats hot! I may try to make a 6 wide version.

love the cuffs!

Wow! Absolutley wonderful moc. Both the exterioir design and architectural style are amazing. The interior detail adn story are very well done. I love the photocopy machine. There is so much to see in this moc I am sure i missed a bit. well done!

Nice retro touch. Now you just need some bikes for your shop! I like how you did the water cooler.

This is my modular police station - the 7th Precinct. It is a 4 story building with detailed interior and 2 story parking garage. It was designed to accommodate 6 wide police vehicles. The inside features 4 interconnected floors. Each floor is removable and has a stairwell and elevator. The 1st floor has a security desk and parking garage. The 2nd floor is central processing. The 3rd floor contains the jail, interview rooms, locker room, and police line up. The 4th floor includes a S.W.A.T. briefing room, weapons storage, roof access, kitchen, Detective's work area, Chief's office, board room, and more. The parking garage is 2 levels and can fit 9 large cars/trucks plus motorbikes. Here are a few pics of the building and vehicles. Please see my flickr account for more pics including the interior. thanks for looking. http://www.flickr.com/photos/43769067@N08/ - vehicles and interior pictures http://www.flickr.com/photos/43769067@N08/page2/ - exterior and interior pictures

Thank you. I may have underestimated the piece count a bit. The ship is relatively hollow. The helicopter would be around 500 pieces as well.

Very nice model. I can just feel the 80's

Fantastic build! Very nice building techniques and finish.

There are approx 6500+ pieces. The hull separates into 3 sections. The bridge, funnel, & helicopter hanger modules make large removable sections for transport. thanks for the compliments.

Here are a few pics of my model of the HMCS Winnipeg. A Canadian Naval Frigate. This was my largest and most difficult moc to date. Please use the Flickr and Brickshelf links to see more pictures. http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=432141 thanks for looking!

Can anybody confirm any details on this?

Thanks for the comments. good luck everyone and Merry Christmas!

I can confirm the Maersk blue bricks are still available and are the same as the original. I put some 1 x 4 Maersk Blue bricks on our LUG's bulk order earlier this year. To my surprise they came back available. I ordered 300 of them. Shortley after I placed the order I saw the same leaked photo. My guess is they produced new bricks for this set rather then useing 2004 left overs.

Thank you for the comments. The overhang on the roof was intentional to give it a different shape. The fuzzy picture was not intentional. I have re edited the picture to clean it up. I was tempted to do a stone and brick fire place/chimney. I decided to make mine different to stand out. I never thought I would have much use for the winter themed collectable figs. I just wish the skiis and ski poles wern't white. I Cant' wait for the ice skates in series 4.

Very nice. Another 10,000 imported Italian lights and you will have a true Griswald Christmas!

thanks i am trying to link to flickr but i think they are too big. stay tuned

My entry is a log style ski cabin. It is approx 800 pieces with 7 minifigures and light brick. Included are a Charity Santa, ice & snow Sculptures, snowboarder, Skier, and child with sled.

very well done!

very nice!