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Hello! These are sleek lines! I especially like the use of the paerl-coloured wheel above the front axis. Cheers, ~ Christopher

Hello! Nice enhanced and boosted-up version of the jeep. The driver looks like one of those new "Friends" figures, right? Does normal minifigure headgear work for them? Cheers, ~ Christopher

Hello! A wonderfully layed out scene! Immediately creates the movie feeling. The throne room looks very accurate and the window is a pleasure to see. Very well done! Cheers, ~ Christopher

Hello! Okay, I am in for this time! I am sure I can set up a nice micro diorama. Or maybe be prepared for a surprise. Cheers, ~ Christopher

Hello! Even if I repeat myself, I really like that asteroid field effect. Maximum effect with minium bricks! Cheers, ~ Christopher

Hello! That's exactly the mission. Make it as simple that everyone can do it and achieve a proper Star Wars feeling. Thank you! Cheers, ~ Christopher

Best greetings to your birthday! Hope you had a great day! Cheers, Chris

Hello again! Wow! Thank you! I am glad so many of you have fun with the Jabba figure! You are quite right. Those rounded bricks are something like the System equivalent of the nicely rounded Duplo bricks. Because they look like Duplo. They can be found in the old "Freestyle" building sets and buckets from the late 1990s. Thanks for your comments and interest! See you around, Christopher

Hello! The revised version with the wider cockpit is much better! I like the first image best. It does not need any photo editing in my eyes to get this scene nicely in the asteroid field. Cheers, ~ Christopher

Hello everybody! Today I'd like to share a scene from "Return of the Jedi" with you. As all scenes from my purist and license-free series, this one also is very simple, including the Jabba sculpture. There are many nice brick-built versions for Jabba the Hutt by members of this forum and the community on the internet, thus I decided to build Jabba as simple as possible. It's a matter of your personal taste, many won't like the solution for Jabba, but I think it's funny to use these pieces and they do the job. That's my scene for today! Thanks for stepping by! Have a good start into the new week! Cheers, ~ Christopher

Hello! Very cleverly bult again! For me the 1x1 tooth plate does the best job here. It makes the typical scout trooper helmet look and clearly differs it from a stormtrooper helmet. Cheers, ~ Christopher

Hello! A fantastic little micro diorama! Everything looks quite fine, nothing to criticise. Good luck for the competition! Cheers, ~ Christopher

Hello! Although I didn't recognize all the characters at first, because I am not that familiar with the super heros series, I find this a fantastic collection. Such crossovers are proofs of great creativity! Cheers, ~ Christopher

Thanks again for the kind comments and the blog highlight! I will definitely continue this series. Wait until you see Jabba... It will be odd. Cheers and see you soon! ~ Christopher

I hope you had a great birthday! Please accept my late wishes! Cheers, ~ Chris

All the best for your birthday! See you around, Chris

Congratulations! Enjoy the day! Cheers, ~ Chris

Thank you for the compliment, especiallay from a fellow figure builder. Yeah, that "T" stands for Boba FeTTTTTTTTTT. See you around, Christopher

Sure, there's one! But it's rare and expensive. Tile 2 x 2 with LEGO Logo Pattern Cheers, Christopher

Okay, how about this? Cheers, ~ Christopher

Hello! A lovely place! Just what I needed now. It provided the right feeling of the novel and movie when you look at the scene. I also like that column building technique with the log bricks. It gives a unique pattern! Cheers, ~ Christopher

Hello! Thank you for your great feedback on this project! I am relieved those alternative figures found acceptance in our community. Thank you. Cheers, ~ Christopher

Hello! You did a great job in minimizing the entire sets! You kept it very accurate while shrinking everything down. Animals and vehicles are instantly recognizable. A pleasure for micro fans! Cheers, ~ Christopher

Well, no (but with a little yes also). When you think around the corner you'll find these corners. Slope, Inverted 65 6 x 6 x 2 Quad with Cutouts Maybe this is of inspiration. Cheers, ~ Christopher

Hello! Very eye-catching scenes! It's simply great when the door slowly slides open... I also like the photographic effects with the blurry fore/background. Great scene, great photo skills! Cheers, ~ Christopher