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There are more than just one OT sets that would fit your requirements, but the Tantive IV (nr. 10198) is in my opinion one of the best SW/OT sets TLG ever made. It it very accurate, doesn't contain any stickers, it's a nice model to put on a shelf, and the price/part ratio is very decent. The minifigs are not that special, although the Antilles figure is pretty neat and exclusive for that set. The Imperial shuttle also seems great, even knowing that I don't own it. Then we have the AT-AT (nr. 8129), I don't know if you would like it, but for an OT fan it seems pretty cool to me. Or maybe the midi-scale Star Destroyer (nr. 8099). Nice for putting on the shelf.

Nice! I can't spot any studs, I really like that. A very sleek model, goob job and keep on brickin'!

I really like this. Neat details, such as the ''moon'', the stonepath and little bridge. Good job!

Awesome! Not too much greebles which give this model a very sleek look. Nice landing gear too. Love it!

The SPUD canopy is no match for this beauty. http://www.mocpages.com/image_zoom.php?mocid=9143&id=/user_brickshelf_resized/gallery/cre8ivejuan/Tie-Fighter/tie-fighter-02.jpg

Neither I have ever really liked the Bionicle theme, but I have to say this one does look pretty cool to me. It has a very tough look over it, which is nice. Indeed better than TLG's ones.

As far as I can see the current speeder you used in the build is way better than the earlier design. I think the front looks really good and accurate. Maybe you can even add the laser cannon (using a black screwdriver for example) to make it even more realistic.

I have to agree with Julandrius; I would try to make one with droid arms and/or bar pieces. And if it won't turn out nicely, I would have to use a so called ''SPUD'' piece. Of course I would rather use a neat self designed canopy than such a big ugly canopy piece. But if you want to design a TIE-fighter with some playabilty features, a construction of droid arms won't turn out the way you want it I guess, in that case a canopy would be more useful of course.

Yes, I think this type of tree would fit better with Kasyyyk than Endor too. The trees at Kashyyyk seem to be curve shaped, while the ones at Endor are just straight up. Nice speeder btw, do you have any close up shots?

Lovely! Both the snowspeeders and AT-AT's are really well designed. Although I'm not sure if the rebels and imperials would need icecream on such a cold planet.

The crashed TIE-fighter is really cool. It's nice to see how it plowed through the sand, while parts of it came falling of.

That tree is actually awesome. Just really, really nice. The only thing I would suggest is to spread the plants on the ground a little more. But that's just what I would do. Well done!

Very nice! I especially like the ''broken'' parts of the building, where the wooden frame shows up. It has a very damaged look all over it, you captured that really, really well. The broken bars, the windows covered with wood and the use of bluish gray; wicked ! Good luck with the contest! I'm sure you make a good change to win. And if you don't, it doesn't matter neither.

Yummie, greebles! As for the Y-wing, I can only point out what Brickdoctor already mentioned. The greebles are very decent, although I would recommend you to reduce the size of the whole thing too. It's just too large compared to the other two neat models you made. And indeed, trying some SNOT technices may turn out well.

Now that's what I call a price! You won some awesome stuff there Julandrius. The (post apoc?) soldier is just outstanding. So are the chrome weapons and shotgun in the upper left, not to mention all the other weapons. Congratulations!

If she doesn't have the Tantive IV (10198) yet It would certainly be a decent choice. One of the best sets ever in my opinion, and it' OT of course.

Lovely creation! The scene as a whole is just really, really nice. So is the Alien ship and the building. A very original build, well done!

Awesome castle! It has a well solid look all over it, seems a safe place to stay to me when trapped in medieval. However, I can see you put some nice detail in thuis build. The windows, the (lovely!) stairs, the people all around it at work, the use of both tan, bley as dark bley pieces... awesome job!

We don't see much technic Sci-Fi models these days, so I really like that you made on. It looks futuristic to me, nice.

What a lovely hoverboard! Just love the black parts which give this MOC a truly mechanic look. The use of the dark blue colors give this creation a nice look too. Btw; is the yellow cone piece meant to be an oil lamp? If yes, it is a lovely little touch. Very well done on this MOC!

Although I really want to buy some of the newest wave SW sets, I couldn't resist buying some sets from 2009/2010 before they went out of stock. I picked up the last Battle of Endor set the shop had left, together with the ARC-170 Starfighter and 1 Rebel Trooper Battle Pack.

The mini TIE fighter looks pretty cool. It's very realistic for such a small scale, a good job you did there. I think the X-wing is pretty nice, but I would replace the nose too. Except from that, no critique.

Very nice. I especially like the boxes where the ARF-trooper is hiding behind. And the greebles and side panels are also eye catchers, well done on this one.

Wicked! The greebles and overall color scheme is lovely, so is, of course, the creation of robots. The spacy looks is great on this MOC, guess the use of trans-green and dark bley does the trick.

Very nice. The use of the curved slopes is a nice trick to create a realistic desert. For as far as I can see, the escape pod looks pretty neat too, I would like to see a close-up of it.