Siegfried

Not according to your profile; 36% of your posts are in LEGO Pirates... ;-) But yes, looking at your Brickshelf folder you do seem to have more than a passing interest in Star Wars. :-P

I love it! Very practical design for suburban pacification. :-D With this and your skeleton killing device Tabletown will be safe. I love your detailed explanations; it reminds me of my MOC rants! My favourite part was "If necessary, the bars can also be energised to electrify the hull of the vehicle to deter enemy infantry from any potential assault." :-D Hopefully these will only be used for defence. ;-) Does this mean you do or do-not like the container stacker set? (I picked it straight away too! :-P )I bought mine as I wanted to make a crane just like it but I didn't have a boom for it... then Lego bring one out making it silly to build mine from parts! (I do plan to re-design mine though.) From your comments it seems you bought yours for the containers! :-P <smarty pant mode> The correct acronym is NBC, not NCB.... ;-) 5 days in that! :-X </smarty pant mode>

Funny name! :-D Welcome to Eurobricks! Hopefully you will find joy here, not sorrow...

Great interview... and great view. It actually reminds me of Sydney... I was always wondering if your name was Star Wars based. I assumed it wasn't as i've you've never seemed that interested in Star Wars to me. :-$

...and I think it's a cool idea! I was considering making something like this myself but I already have a key rack that I don't use... :-$ Poor Batman though. :'-( Excuses excuses excuses. Hurry up, and it better be unique. ;-)

Happy Birthday y'all! *sweet*

Well that's very considerate of you, but if everyone was a kind as you then the board would become flooded with people selling non-lego stuff. Then people would start advertising for escorts... Ultimately this is a Lego site.

Welcome to Eurobricks! (Most Australians are very mixed blood. I am one of the less varied ones since my father was born in Poland so I am only Polish, English and Danish...)

Welcome to Eurobricks! I look forward to seeing you around. *sweet*

No, there are no MOCing rules. One does what they want. But if I was flying faster than the speed of sound I would want my better protection for my botty than that. You felt that the fighter needed a windshield to protect the pilots head and/or for streamlining, why doesn't the same rule apply to the rest of the fighter? Poor guy can't even sit down... :'-( Ever tried suspending your legs in that position for more than a minute? His abs must be incredible!

While I do think this is a cool looking construction, it seems to me you are just trying to prove a point. As the old saying goes "If my grandmother had wheels she'd be a wagon". In other words, I don't think just jamming a minifig in a MOC makes it mini-fig scaled. Reasonable access is needed as well. There is no way that he can get in or out with the fighter staying in one piece. Additionally, it adds new meaning to the term "balls of steel"... 8-

This is an EMail problem. For some reason the file seems to be embedded instead of attached. If you can use a different address I recomend that you do...

That's odd. It worked for me yesterday. What format did you use?

Megs I didn't even know you had an account here! I love your work and thanks for posting an entry. That's really cool! *wub* (I am a bit scared of the giant beetle though! X-D ) I thought I had a good chance of winning but now I'm not so sure. :-P

Australia.

We haven't got a brickmaster program so perhaps that is why. I haven't recieved my Nov/Dec issue yet. I will tell you the news then... 8-|

Well you deserve points for trying! *sweet*

Australia: 7699 MT-101 Armored Drilling Unit has turned up in K-Mart for $84 AUD. (I just ordered it from S@H too. :-| My wife let me buy one anyway! *wub* )

I always do that! I tend to just use my lips though...

I think it's too dark. Is it Batman? I think he was referring to the Pirate Tie breaker...

This is by far your best entry! *wub* I love it and I can't give you any advice.... except please don't change it too much! :-P The buildings are beautiful, the ground works very well, and I feel that you have captured the story quite well. (I have heard of William Tell. ;-) )

I really like this one. Blue roofs work so well! *wub* The only thing I don't like are the trees in the "before" shot. I think they look too palm treeish... 8-|

I like it but I think some parts are a bit sparse, especially the field itself. More plants perhaps? Ridges maybe? I think a rock or two or some wood on the beach would break up the beach as well. I agree with SirNadroj's piece suggestion; the plants on the roof look to obvious to me. While I think the mermaid is funny, it does move your creation into fantasy which seems a bit odd to me since you seem to otherwise be doing something realistic.

I can confirm that! *wub* One of the few things better than Lego is FREE lego! *sweet*

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