Ecclesiastes

Migalart did an amazing job making this scenery, it's just like you're looking at a scene from the movie. Don't forgot to check out the whole topic for more details of this massive creation in History Forum!

Sit back and admire all the wonderful combo's the contestants came up with and vote for your favorite series! Cast your vote here!

You surely don't want to mess with these awesome guys, made by kbcakir! Especially the mix of old Japan and sci-fi is what makes this very appealing! Check out all the details in sci-fi!

Voting time again folks! And take your time with this one, because the contestants came up with stunning combinations making memorable minifigs! Rules: - You can give away 3 points. But you can only give a max. of 2 points to one entry. Examples: - You're only allowed to vote if you joined before the beginning of the contest. Which is November 13th 2014. - In case of a tie, there will be judging by the Guild Leaders. - Voting ends on March 31st Good luck to everyone! The prizes: First prize: Second prize The entries: 1. socckerkid6 2. Mike S 3. Gunman 4. Vitroleum 5. MKJoshA 6. Yooha 7. legoloco 8. LordDan 9. robuko 10. mccoyed 11. Infernum 12. Tomsche 13. kbcakir 14. Hammerstein NWC 15. MiloNelsiano 16. Hammerhand 17. de Gothia 18. Captain Braunsfeld 19. Garmadon and Kai NRG 20. Lord Vladivus 21. Pate-keetungo 22. Bregir 23. Robin Creations 24. mrcp6d 25. Slegengr 26. MstrOfPppts 27. Hoschiebaers 28. JaseTJ 29. Etzel 30. Venkefedo 31. Emma

Fantastic! Your becoming quite the "expert" in building such wonderful creations! I especially like the use of the dark blue which gives it a fairy tale like feeling. And I think your photo's are pretty good considering the size of the build!

And the large fantasy dioramas just keep on coming in the Guilds Historica, like this wonderful castle made by Cesbrick! Be sure to check out more details in the Guilds!

Thanks for the kind words guys! I recall that's been said as well, but a sixth of the whole build belonged to Tijger-San. So not completely a one man Lug My friends, are already making jokes about it as well: Big, Bigger, Marco! All together about 3-4 months. I was lucky enough to buy gimlis when they were just around 3,-. But it seems every single lotr/hobbit fig is rising in price rapidly these days! Thanks, please enlighten my what you think could be improved!

The story behind the city is told in the previous topics of the separate modules: Tartan's Hall Gold, gold, precious gold... At Amortug's gates and Entrance to Wealth Zophim's Tower and The Boulder Citadel Tower and Lake Gate House Market Day The Court Hall Ulvar The whole lay-out was build on 4 by 6 48x48 baseplates. The landscaping at the rim(1 by 4 48x48) was build by Tijger-San for our collaborate layout at Legoworld Copenhagen: I added some new things like a Forrest Elven ship: Some close-ups: Overview from above:

I'm pretty sure it's offline: http://z13.invisionf...World/index.php There's only some info left on Lugnet, but that's totally outdated.

I'm a big fan of the old classics, and I've collected a whole bunch of them. So seeing them always brings back childhood memories. But back to this topic... This isn't really a review.(Like your previous ones) It's more a shout out that you think it's awesome followed by almost no info and than a bunch of photo's. I think you should put a bit more effort in it by writing why you think it's awesome and add notes to your photos. And also improve your photo's by adding backgrounds, especially if you want to call in a review. And also exclamation marks aren't really necessary in these titles.

I'd like to go but December isn't working it for me because of work, it's the busiest time of the year unfortunately.

The next book of Guilds of Historica has just started and already fantastic mocs are popping up. Like this one made by MOCexpert Disco86, there's some nice angles and piece usage here. Check it out in the Guilds!

Very nice representation of this epic scene. And great use of the fp . (moving this to pirates...)

It's been cruising the EB galaxy for two weeks already, but in case you've mist it, here's the Crimson Pilgrim. This beauty, made by our Sci-fi moderator Bob De Quatre, is eye candy for sure. And even with all those angles he managed to build in a full interior and other cool stuff! Go check this out in Star Wars Forum!

Sounds fair enough indeed. Before claiming a spot on the map, it's good to see some establishments of your town/city!

Infernum has made some fantastic creatures, but this dragon is one of his best so far. Especially the use of the sails and eagle wings makes this MOC stand out! Check it all out in the Guilds!

Ah yes, that's my fault. I haven't shown the spot for it yet.

The last module: Driven by the desire for gold and jewelry the dwarves are in need of a place to secure all those precious metals. And what is a better place than the citadel itself to secure this treasure. Barracks: Food supplies for the next dinner Acirhon Lookout and Beacon Overviews

One of the two larger modules: Amortug is being ruled by The Tartan family for two centuries now. Two hundred years ago the great Or Tartan, who was a general than, overthrew the old steward who was gathering treasure just for himself. He also invaded clan lands several times and was provoking the Elves constantly by mining underneath there outposts. This made Or decide it was enough. He cut of the stewards hands and feet. Than he hung him in the middle of the gate while wearing lots of jewelry. The steward died from hunger while hanging there, like lots of Amortug's citizens did because of him. He died while staring to himself in the reflections of the diamonds and when his last breath came out he said he'll be claiming his treasure some day. Because of what he said Or also slaughtered his whole family by burning the old citadel to prevent them from taking Amortug back again some day... Since than Amortug is know for being one of the best fortified cities with it's high walls, fortified gates and large citadel. Or was able to make a treaty with the Elves to restore some balance, while this guys will never get a long. And he made peace with the clan lands. Most of his daughters even married clan leader's sons. So that explains why most of Amortug's inhabitants aren't recognized as being dwarves. But the dwarf blood and spirit is still running through the vanes of Amortug's inhabitants! Let us celebrate two hundred years of Tartar rule! Of course the highest room of Amortug needs a princess in it!