Hollander

This one?

Cool! The SNOT is fantastic indeed, I especially like the cockpit.

I remember this piece was included in the ''Roborider'' sets, it functioned as a head piece. @thire5 What a nice starfighter! As mentioned before, you made a good use of the large parts.

Amazing work... there is just so more detail in this piece of art. I guess when it's finished, I could stare hours at the landscape, only to check out al the little details in there. The trees, the bridge, the brick build animal, the cart, the hey bales... awesome, awesome, awesome. Can't wait to see the next update!

What a lovely mech. Although some people may find the stabilizers a little out of place, I think they are great. Without those two, the influence of the Slave I design would be to weak So, great job!

What an amazing venator you have there! As Brickdoctor already mentioned, If you smooth this beauty out with tiles and change the bley for grey plates, it would be perfect! But hey, that's just a detail. The shape of the whole ship is just amazing, just as the greebles are. You should add some micro-Arc-170's too.

As already said before, you really showed us what the most basis bricks can do (and a creative Lego mind of course . An absolutely lovely model of the Great Temple. Nice X-wing too, the smallest I've ever seen.

I like this Bayou! It's pretty detailed, which I like. The fountain, grill and Darth Vader turn this into a nice lil' MOC. A good job you did there, the only thing I would recommend is the part of the grass which seems a little unused, adding some simple flowers or antyhing their would improve this MOC, in my opinion. Except from that, it's just a detail, very nice.

Although I thought 7962 was the best set of this wave, I'm now not so sure about ik anymore. First, the podracers certainly look good and are very realistic. But the over detailed Sebulba, as mentioned before, nah, I don't know if I like that. And those 4 big pieces on Sebulba's racer, might be the most accurate, but I don't like 'em neither. I might get this set, but I'm still hunting for some of the 2009 and 2010 sets, so this SW wave has to wait a couple of months, for me at least.

Those are some nice custom minifigures you have there hohesC. I've seen alot of clones/stormies which were painted, but yours are one of the first which are painted really well, good job on this!

Indeed, another nice job by the 'Masked Builder'! My only criticism would be the large rock part, I think you could better make one yourself, except from that, good work.

Thank you very much for the link wokajablocka! I will try this in a couple of weeks, and eventuelly post pics of the results here on EB.

Indeed, very nice.

With my eightteen years old, I don't know if I would call myself an AFOL, but after building a SW set, I break it down in pieces after 2 or 3 days, hehe. I mostly do MOC's, I only buy SW lego for the parts and minifigs. Although bricklink is a better solution for collecting (useful) parts.

I'd recommend to design a frame first now, and yes, you should make this of technic because it's way stronger than a frame made out of regular bricks. Joining the plates is not the easiest part of a ship like this, but with a couple of hinges, you will come far.

Placed my first Bricklink order today, guess that makes me part of the team huh?

This has a perfect ''space look'' around it. The color scheme, the shape, the background story.. perfect! Guess this would also fit the Star Wars theme good too.

Very nice MOC Masked Builder! A lovely bridge, jettroopers and posing of the figs, well done!

That's funny, 7128 was my second SW set, I still have one scout trooper and the other incomplete scout trooper left, but where they used to be white, they have a nasty yellow color all over their helmets and torso.

Very nice work George! Although I would recommend to resize the legs to smaller ones, you did a very good job on this one. The colors are really cool so are the gatling guns and use of the minifig leg parts as hands.

A nice color scheme indeed. Although I'm a huge fan of the N-1 and it's color, I have to say black looks pretty nice too, not as good as yellow, but good enough to look good.

I know the front may be a little too long, and there is only one big seat, so that may have confused you, but no, it's not UCS.

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Wow, you captured the feel of the real beekwhile VERY good...!

First, thanks for the comments all! I have to agree with both of you. I don't know if the next project will be a ''real'' SW ship or not' date=' but it will be a cruiser, I'm sure about that. If it will become a ''real'' cruiser, It will be an Acclamator so there will be influence of the Republic colors and style in that case. If it's going to be a ''not-real'' ship, I won't use those dishes again, but cannons or something similar. This next MOC will be a little smaller than the current one due to the lack of bricks. But, more detailed.