KingDom

Thanks for the response, guys. It was dusty because I just brought it out of storage (after a long dry spell without lego). After canibalising my Sentai Fortress and Dark Fortress (my biggest sets), I think I have enough resources to put the set on a black-grey-white scale (with red). I'll begin dusting as well but the tiling shall have to wait now. And this is kind of a play set up - I have intentions to make a comic series using pictures of this MOC when it's finished.

I believe that if our generic ewok was given main character status, it would be teebo if anything because of the similar colour scheme.

Thanks for the comments, guys. I think I'll try to get rid of as much colour as possible (minus the red, of coarse). I think I'll need to make an order on pick a brick to begin to cover up that base plate, though.

Sorry, I guess I'm still getting used to the format of this forum and I was wondering if other users could even see my content. Anyway, there's a chance that the black ewok in the set could be this little fella. In this case it would be a generic ewok *warrior*.

This is my first MOC but by no means finished. I intend to add new figures from the 2011 wave when I can get my hands on them. So the idea is that this is a clone outpost on the outskirts of a city on naboo. The reception faces the city with the main defences facing away (that's where attackers would have to come from. So, on with the pics: Nothing special here, just a birds eye view. Here's the reception, for friendly visitors in need of help. Protocol droids are sometimes required like in this case, with our clone trooper who isn't fluent in Wookie. This is the bomb squad training facility, out of use until the new 2011 sets get released in stores. Until then it can get some use as a prison cell. Here is the gun rack, a bit of SNOT but nothing special here. What's this? It appears one gun is missing, we'll come back to that later. Here we have some troopers relaxing with a drink, off screen there is a TV but it isn't anything special. Clone pilots getting some rest. As usual, though - nothing special. Here is Fox's private quarters. Here he can take off his gear, put them on stands and relax in his 390 degree rotating chair. To his left, you can see you can see the escape hatch... ...and here it is. Rotate the gear and the sloped door opens up. In case of emergency, this'll buy the troops some time. Here is the intelligence centre with two clones manning the computers. The droid here isn't of my design though. I can't remember who the credit goes to. A quick pic of the generator, on the far right is another droid of my own design, a full picture is availavble on my flickr (link at the bottom). The sparsely populated second floor collecting dust - any ideas on what to put here? On the roof we find our missing weapon and a sniper to go with it. Find a frontal pic of him on my flickr. Here we have a machine gunner joining the sniper on the lookout for nefarious battle droids. Space for my ARF troopers, hopefully I'll get some soon as this spot is looking a little worse for wear you might say. Out in the yard, some rookies are treated to a weapons demonstration, under the careful eye of Fox's right hand man (off screen). Right now, a dummy is being subjected to a flamethrower. Here, we have a chaingun and a rocket launcher, next in line for the demonstrations. In the background you can there is Fox's right hand man - currently unamed. Some impressive prototypes need to be tested out. This isn't just a light show, you know. Here are some less impresive weapons being taken away, in this case an M2 flamethrower, some rifles and an old fashioned megaphone blaster from some retro sets. So that is the most up to date version of my MOC. It seems that these troopers run a tight ship and the base is safe... ...safe that is, for now... And here is the link to my flickr, as promised.

They'll be in argos when the new catalogue is out (january 4th I believe) - as I mentioned 1 page back When will anybody notice me?

Going a bit off topic here but I believe they will be in argos on January 4th - when the new catalogue is released. Back on topic, I noticed the watto figure seems to have a distinct lack of printing. I do hope it is a prelim

I'm a British Lego fan, you'll generally find me exclusively in the star wars forum. As far as fans go on this, I'm pretty casual (and casually pretty ). My budget is pretty low and right now, I am waiting for the new star wars line to be released where I am. Right now I am rekindling my on-off relationship with lego so, whilst my resources are low, my spirits are high!

To me it looks like a regular Commander Cody but these are prelims so you never know?

I believe they put it under Star Wars Classic for some reason Here is a link for you

I've been studdying the ewok attack picture after seeing all the criticsms and I don't see why people have been hating on it. Let's start with the bad; I spotted a catapult but this is only a single piece and not the main feature. Now, the good; Whilst the log deploy feature doesn't seem to be movie accurate, it does look rather ingenious. It looks like a plank, when pulled or pushed (I can't see which), will deploy at least 2 technic logs. The Logray figure looks like a new mold and both of the ewoks' printing look great. All of the jungle scenery pieces are allways useful, but nothing new as far as I can see. The far right of the hill can be rotated at least 90 degrees and who knows, this could lead to some playability behind the set. Now, other than a possible lack of figures in some people's view, why is this set 'bad'?

I was hoping that the Battle of Naboo would have a newly printed Kaadu but no luck. I'd say last year was good for the creatures but maybe this year, TLG are focusing on the minifigures. Mind you they are doing a good on those figures