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What an amazing discovery we've made! (dries pants with a hankie from pants pocket)

Velcome to Fantasy Island... okay, that's the last time I say it this tour (hardy...har...har...). I would recommend that no one leave the path alone, especially if you go off looking for Big Foot (aka The Bear Shadow). Also, be on the lookout for Smurfs (just kidding).

Great images ACCURATEin. That SWAT truck looks fantastic. I would appreciate you reducing your image size though. Our EB site guidelines call for images no larger than 800x600. Still, a great city you have.

Very nice, with a clean design. This would make a nice set. Front-paged!

Town fan Dr Spock creates a nice Crane Truck as a new construction vehicle for his town.

Nice job on the trailer, and I really like the use of the big wheels on the 4WD. EDIT: This could be part of a new City Adventure set.

I'm dreaming of a white steam train: at least that's what comes to mind after seeing TheOttter's recent holiday creation. This latest MOC to Train Tech, Santa's White Steam Train, is a nice modification of LEGO's Holiday Train, but done Otters-style. Make sure you visit Train Tech and share a comment.

Do any of you know where I could find this set?

Very nice Badsneaker. I'm a big fan of all things spooky, but this is a most delightful (yet haunting) Haunted Mansion. I love the overall design of the house, and you've packed it with some very nice details, like that light-up fireplace. I think this should be front-paged. Excellent!

Shadow Over Portsmouth Town fan Badsneaker creates a Nightmare After Christmas with his latest creation. Do you dare visit the Haunted Mansion?

Thanks LS. I like the printed arches too. Thanks a lot Hinck - coming from you, that's a very nice compliment. I could have made a custom clock decal, but didn't even hesitate to use the LEGO part. I see what you mean though, now that you mention it. The fountain was an afterthought to add a little decoration. I ended up using a water basin instead and placed the fountain in front of the church. I'm not sure why, but this building is my personal favorite of the collection -perhaps it's the colors.

Thanks LS. I wish I could update the web page (esp. w/ all the revised Returne to Grave Stone Images). Unfortunately, I no longer own Front Page or a Web Page editor. My creations can be found on FlickR though, as well as Brickshelf. Thanks for commenting Jim. Honestly, I can't bring myself to taking it apart. I added some Mexican Soldiers yesterday evening. I must say that it looks a lot better up-close vs. the pictures. Maybe I'll make a new video before I destroy.

Hinckley has started a most interesting discussion in the Town Forum entitled, Why Do You Build Town?Why do Town fans build what they build? Is there a little town in all of us? Find out more in this Town discussion.

You're in! Welcome.

Today I watched one of Clint Eastwood's older Spaghetti Westerns, and noticed that they pictured a few Mexican soldiers in red pants and black shirts. I recalled seeing one of the Pirate MOCs (sorry, I forgot which one and who build it), but he used the classic fireman torsos for Spanish soldiers. I thought I would do the same with traditional white pants, but after today's film, thought I might try red. Unfortunately, I forgot to add a red bandana to the lieutenant on the horse before I had photographed. In any case, one more for the Old Mexican Village, this one called Army Patrol:

Nice job on this airplane MdrnMrvls. Great design of the sides and wing lifts (for lack of a better name). I think this deserves some front-page attention. Excellent!

Who needs huge specialized BURP-like pieces to build a quality aircraft? Definately not EB town fan MdrnMrvls. Using standard pieces, MdrnMrvls has created a wonderful Cessna Airplane ready for take off.