Hollander

I like them. The only con would be that stickers are required to make them look accurate, but knowing that adding detail on this scale is pretty hard, I can live with it.

Great to hear you're going to make instructions.

Count me in, I'm going for a midi-scale Lucrehulk-class Droid Control Ship. In LDD.

Quite good indeed, but I would try to increase the length of the laser cannons for sure, it would make your X-wing way more accurate.

The problem is that the difference in size between SW ships is too big. So it's pretty obvious they don't have make all their ships in minifigure scale. Just imagine what size the capital ships should be.

Beautiful! Star Wars MOC's rarely get any better than this, if you ask me. When I first saw your creation, I didn't realize how big it actually was. Awesome job anyway.

Great mod. I always wonder why TLG doesn't add all the details like you did already, as there isn't that much work involved (correct me if I'm wrong ), yet it does improve the quality of a set alot.

Thanks for the pictures. Maybe I'm somewhat too picky now, but the surroundings (the terrain, not the vehicles) always look a little off compared to the highly detailed MOC's. Some additional detail and variation in the terrain would probably fit all the vehicles better.

Most of those creations are really great. Although they are mainly made out of stacked bricks and plates, most of them still look good. The Bantha is probably my favorite, those horns are great.

Thanks for the review, but I won't spend money on this set myself though. It does contain some useful pieces like the transparant ones, but the other are nothing special and I don't count the battle droid as a minifigure. So I'll let this one slide.

It does look like an engine indeed, but that doesn't mean it won't work well as a ship. You've made this a very detailed spaceship, for example; the slope pieces fitting in perfectly with those dark grey pieces. Details like those make this a great creation.

Wow, this is another awesome creation Mood...! The speeder especially is lovely, so accurate and detailed. Better than your previous version, which was also great though. I like the Snow Scout too, the tooth piece works extremely well.

Thanks for the review, although I think this is a pretty lame set. Not really accurate and it's just too small. I'd rather spend my money on another mini.

Great work. The overall look is very nice and all the buildings look smooth. The docking bay is great indeed.

Wow, very nice. The way you made the curve in the window section is really great - using the smooth part of wedge plates to put the bricks on. Tiling the floor would be great indeed.

Thanks for the review. I'm not a huge fan of this mini SD, but it's okay. At least better than the previous one. However, for me this is just another parts pack.

Thanks for the review. I think the Interceptor is the best of the three, due to it's useful parts (for me at least) and the useful printed piece. The Death Star would be better with printing indeed, but oh well, I can live with this too.

Indeed, based on the pictures we had, I really thought the nacelle cones were metallica too.

Really nice. The SNOT is great and that first shot is awesome. Instantly reminds me of his post in the real movie.

Depends on what your goal is. Do you just want to have the best looking minifigures? Or are you a collector who wants every single one of them (or only of a specific theme for instance)? If you're the first, I would just go for the new Luminara and hope they don't bring out a even better one in the future, which they probably won't though. However, if I was you, I would keep the old Luminara (and other older figures you own) and make sure they don't get damaged or get a used look. Just put them in plastic bags or something, that's what I do at least.

Quiet! Don't let Mood hear, I can't handle even more scales...!

Nude Gunray.