Quarryman

Hi and welcome to EB May I suggest that you introduce yourself in the "Hello my name is"-subforum? Good to see someone return from the dark ages, and at the same time presenting a nice MOC. Interesting colour scheme, and you've put those big <insert that tiresome argument> pieces to good use.

It's probably safe to assume that the latter is the case. After all, women can't be correct, can they?

I'm speechless It looks so smoothly curved, and so huge Don't know what else to say really, this is amazing.

I hope you're right, even if there are only four traitors left we're going to have a hard time getting through this alive. Yes, I also suspect her, and she doesn't post much either. No Sir, nothing to report. No news is hopefully good news. Interesting, I wonder if the good lady has anything to say about this? Also, I went through the protocols of the voting on Day 3, where it looked like the traitors were doing a decent job of splitting the votes. In the end there were four votes for someone else than Lord Ash; three for General Marcus (who we all know has later been proven a traitor): Lord Ash, Mike, and Calvin. And one for Calvin, from Lady Suzanne. Not even sure if this information is relevant for anything though

Having had time to look better at it I have found lots of neat stuff I like, such as the goblins sneaking in the grass, the great arches over some of the windows, the swan, the farmers harvesting vegetables, and the turntable plates used for the stained glass windows But my favourite detail is without a doubt the troll/zombie/whatever he is courting the lady.

The album "Unicorn" by Norwegian electronica project Ugress (which means "weed" in Norwegian, as in "unwanted plant", not marijuana)

She's probably heard the rumours floating around about the Royal Guard managing to have a good time all by themselves, without the need for women

Poor Winston. You've done a great job capturing the atmosphere of the book, though Big Brother looks too nice. (but I guess that's how a LEGO Big Brother would look ) And this also reminds me that I should read 1984 again, it's frighteningly relevant in today's world. Please make more 1984 MOCs, I think there are lots of potential for good MOCs there. And we've always been at war with Eastasia.

Lovely Excellent parts usage, the chains, the skis on the feet, the technic helmets, the gun, oh the gun Not sure if I like the face though, and I'm sure I don't like the hands (but these are minor annoyances, the overall quality is excellent)

Really? Adam, Cpt. Pegleg B, I Scream Clone, Quarryman, commanderbly42, ImperialShadows, Zepher That's 7, did you perhaps forget to count yourself? (I do that all the time )

So he's dead then, time sure flies when you're having funcondemning people to death. :skull:

Yes, I like that plan, especially the last part

Bah, I guess it's time to throw the dice, Vote: Damien the doctor / Dovchenko. No risk, no gain. Though I'm not at all convinced that he's guilty, we'd probably be better off without him. (same goes for the Lady Suzanne ) Guess this could be an attempt from the traitors to split the votes though, but time will tell. We only need three votes more to get rid of the doctor. (OOC: When I went to bed last night I wasn't sure I would get to vote today either, as Lady Suzanne looked pretty dead, but I wanted to hold back my vote a bit. I'm happy the day lasted at least a little longer than that )

As usual you display great skill, lovely castle. I'll probably write some more about favourite details etc, but for now I just had to say that I like it very much, it's very impressive

Very interesting, I guess I must buy these. (the John Hancock Center being the only skyscraper I've visited, Sears Tower was closed when I visited Chicago )

TMI! Yes, I guess we could do worse than killing off someone who's inactive for the most part. Like the Lady Suzanne, hardly ever opens her mouth, and she was married to a traitor too. Not that this necessarily makes her a traitor though... I have a few suspicions too, but nothing more concrete than "person X did/said this to/about person Y which could imply something", which is a bit too vague to base any accusations on

Hmm, the legionary (soldier) is holding the king's head on a spear, maybe we are supposed to interpret this as a clue about the killer? (the carrot still puzzles me though) (OOC: it's also interesting to see how slow this day is compared to the hectic voting craze of days 5 and 6 )

I can only speak for myself, and I was asleep the whole night, alone

Very good Not a completely unexpected twist of events after hearing that the duke were second in the line of succession, but still nice. However, as much as I enjoy the story I find that the photographs and presentation could have been better, have you tried using other sizes and forms for the pictures? At the moment all of them are the same size and form, I think the presentation could benefit from cropping the pictures differently and putting them together to form pages. But do whatever you prefer, it's your story (I am quite fond of "less ordinary" page layouts in general though, so this may not be a good idea at all )

Happy Birthday!

Martin Galway - Ocean Loader V2

Yes, I think it means we are supposed to be thinking about the goblet. I'm also if the carrot could be referring to herbs of some kind (remember Majikos muttering about "Woman and their bloody herbs...", but that could also be because the doctor is a herbalist, and we have no idea what the cellar keeper is growing down in his dark corners, could he be growing poisonous carrots there? I'm as confused as anyone... maybe a cup of coffee could help. Except that I'm certain there are no coffee to be found in the castle ) Anyway, I'm happy you managed to kill another traitor while I was asleep, that's good news at least.

I didn't get to post either (too tired last night to write anything, and when I got online this morning the day was already over) Oh well, there's always tomorrow.

Oh, exactly what episode(s) of Babylon did you watch? Love that series, planning to watch it again this summer myself

(mumbled as Rotrigous and Mary leave) yeah, I'm sure she'll provide his "sword" with a protective "scabbard" for the night... Anyway, it's been a tiresome day, I'm going to bed. (OOC: it sure has been a tiresome day, over 13 hours at the office, and tomorrow will probably be worse. )