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Ninjago has its own theme, movie, TV show and more than 200 Lego sets. Is that not enough?

Thanks for the super fast reply Bob De Quatre! Cat A bennyfication is nearly complete. Cat B new MOC is also nearly complete and ready to begin bennyfication!

Does this have to be a member's own image of the set prior to Bennyfying or will a reference image from Brickset for example suffice? A certain modular building has been thoroughly demolished in the process of Bennyfication

Marvelous creation Peedeejay! One of the most elegant and intricately detailed snot facades ever. Just a gorgeous exterior. And the minibuilds for the interior furniture are wonderful. I always like your curtain builds as well as it livens up the interior walls. Fantastic phography. Amazing design and work all around, stunning.

Carebear building up wonder yet again! Beautiful exterior, I really like the minimal exterior color palette using snot connections for texture and definition, and what an abundance of snot there is! The tower is especially gorgeous, love the large multi-arched entrance way and the abundance of detail inside like the beautiful organ. Fantastic MOC Carebear!

There are already lots of live action movies essentially in Lego themes. Pharohs Quest: The Mummy Aquazone: The Abyss Rock Raiders: Total Recall Wild West: Stagecoach Trains: Unstoppable Elves: Dark Crystal Scalia: Devil Wears overpriced rubbish Ninja: Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon Paradisa: Clueless Belville: The Parent Trap Classic Space: The Fifth Element Time Cruisers: Back to the Future Classic Pirates: Pirates of Caribbean Classic Castle: Lord of the Rings City: every other movie. And the OP's Dino Attack is obvious.

Architecture. It has the most live-action potential. Starring: Eddie Murphy: Empire State building Judi Dench: Buckingham Palace Diane Kruger: Brandenburg Gate Jean Reno: Eiffel Tower Harrison Ford: Sears Tower Rose Byrne: Sydney Opera House etc. All dressed in cheesy building costumes and walking around talking as the buildings.

Wonderful modular! The subdued yet warm colors you chose work great for an old book shop. Really like the snot-work around the windows, the grill pieces on the mansard style roof and that recessed first floor front entrance. Fantastic work throughout, I'd definitely like to visit.

Excellent work! The use of the track pieces for engines and stabilizer mounting points is brilliant. Looks like it would be a very quick spaceship and who wouldn't want to fly to a warmer planet.

Stunning build Jalemac! You never cease to amaze! The main corridor floor all interlocked headlight bricks is super cool. The color choices, the intricate detail everywhere and the always impressive grand scale of your buildings are so inspiring. Fantastic work!

Another dust tip; get a dust blower 'bulb'. They're a few bucks and can find them at camera stores or online. Its a little thing you squeeze that has a nozzle and is great for getting dust off Lego. Do it periodically for anything that's left assembled. The picture shown looks like its accumulated over time and may take more work.

Bright bluish green? From the Lego Movie Maker set: https://brickset.com/parts/6259424/parabolic-reflector-ø24x6-4

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Yeah plus in terms of parts usage the singers are more useful. What are they going to give McClane; cigarettes, zippo lighter and an MP5?

This is going to be awesome. Those prizes are amazing! Gotta think of a spaceship real fast spaceship spaceship spaceship.

Gorgeous work Bricked1980. There's so many great parts usage, texture techniques and connection choices that make it filled with great fine detail throughout. The vertical tiles over the profile bricks, the angled stacked brick look around the front doors, even the interior steps from the front doors show so much thought in every area. It really does feel like a cluttered older-building police station like many precincts/districts/divisions on the east coast. And the snot work on the car is great. I also love the repeated use of vines in your builds as City/Modulars can always benefit from some greenery. Fantastic MOC.

Thanks Clone OPatra! Yeah I just started playing around with them as something to do between bigger builds. A few days of tinkering with the parts and realized not only is there potential for different things but it was also fun figuring out how to make the parts work in other ways than the standard Unikitty design. Thanks Kristel! Yeah Star Wars doesn't seem like her thing but as a princess I gather she'd be on board with a castles and dragons adventure. Glad you like the Ultrakatty version, the official set was a must have and I think there's even more creative potential for altering that Unikitty. Thanks Carebear!

Possibly Evil Kitty Figure kittys CubedKittys. Expanding the 1x3 and 1x5 dimensions to 3x3 and 5x5. UltraCubedKitty. Unikitty doesn't want to play Star Wars. But she is down for some castles.

Over 7541 pieces? Architecture. Philadelphia City Hall. Also every purchaser gets their virginity back (just like with the UCS Falcon ). The end.

Have you considered investing in some 40' intermodal shipping containers, or building a terminal at the port of Aarhus?

Wow very interesting and visually appealing. Fictional but looks real and that color scheme is great. Amazing MOC throughout. Also never seen that 3D view, that's really cool to see the whole model. Fantastic work.

Thanks. I haven't had the time to build it in LDD as I'm constantly sorting several large disassembled things and making new stuff. There are some decently large photos you can try to build off of here (1333x2000 pixels): Ghostbusters Firehouse Modular

Mostly because its really cool. Its one of the best Model Team sets ever, very realistic. That was one of the few sets that survived my 'dark ages' and I recently sold it for a good amount to support MOC habit. Also some of the parts are fairly rare making a complete set worth more. For example the doors in black are only available in that set. Tires only in one other set (also Model Team) so 'bricklinking' from individual parts is pretty hard compared to just buying a complete or nearly complete set.

How'd she know that loving spaceships is your one defining trait?