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Eurobricks Forum member and official spokesman for BrickArms the enigma that is badger announces the latest BrickArms' release for 2010: German WWII Custom Figures! (Click on the image to join the discussion on these LEGO compatible custom figures and accessories in the Minifig Customisation Workshop)

We'll certainly think about it

Please, stop re-posting the same request every few days This is the third time you post the same request and I'm sure our decals' designers are well aware of it.

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If you mean customisation contests, we just have one per year for now, but if it gets popular (as it seems), we may plan more than one

In this section of the forum you can find some useful tutorials (scroll down to section II) about customisation, including one on making decals in MSPaint (it's basic for torsos, but it works more or less the same for heads).

Please, Popjg231 avoid quoting long posts with images. As you see in the edited post above, you can just as effectively refer to your previous request post. On a side note, your request is dated 13th of November, a mere 3 days ago. Please allow our decal designers more time to fullfil your requests. Thank you.

After sharing the first batch of Marvel Super-heroes in the Minifig Customisation Workshop some time ago, Eurobricks Forum member and LEGO customiser tin7 produces a new series of Collectable-style minifigures, based on characters from past and up-coming films: Captain America: The First Avenger, Thor, Fantastic Four, Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, and The Incredible Hulk. Click on the image above to see all the Heroes and Villains from this series.

Thank you

While I quite like your attempt at improving the Clone trooper helmet, making it more similar to what is shown in the CW series, I have to ask you to reduce the pictures' size to a maximum of 800 pixel, as required by our Guidelines. Thank you.

Please, On Stranger Tides, check your posting and do not use all capitals. The spelling and grammar are horrible, and your post is hardly readable.

The tag is for those who prove interest and dedication to the minifig customisation world, especially when they provide original content. You're most welcome! It has been too much since I last gave some of this tags (known also as "Customisers' badges"), and so I made up for it in these days

Very nice squad, Peppermint. It shows a sort of evolution of the specs, too, from the '70s 'copter pilot style to the modern anti-fog goggles

Again, I see posting problems from you. Where are the capotalisation, proper grammar and spelling? Please try harder next time. I understand that, but then you should concentrate your pics on the minifigs: they are lost into the rest of the MOC. And the topic title, also, seems more directed to the MOC than to the minifigures.

Hi D437, I see you are new to our board, so I'll give you some advice. Hopefully, you read the site guidelines before registering, right? Please try to check your grammar, spelling and capitalisation before posting. Re-reading your posts will also help you to see if the content is clear. If it does not sound clear enough, please re-phrase it. In this section, you'll find some useful tutorials and guides, most notably on how to deeplink picture into your posts. Finally, even if this creation of yours includes decals (thank you for linking to the original decal designer, by the way), this is a MOC, and it should go with the other science fiction MOCs in the LEGO Sci-Fi subforum. I'll move the topic for you. I hope this all will help you to have a better experience on Eurobricks

Eurobricks Forum members, BrickForge spokesman and LEGO customiser Omicron brings us news of some great additions to the BrickForge items palette, including hairpieces, lamppost and plume, as well as an assortment of gold items! (Click on the picture to jump right into the discussion)

I knew the time would have come when someone would have asked for this, so here is a handy Excel graph of the votes:

Dear Eurobricks Forum members, the Staff in co-operation with BrickArms is proud to announce the Winners of the Let’s go Cosplay - Minifig Customisation Workshop Contest 2010. Out of the 34 awesome entries we got, three were chosen by your as the best of the best! Click on the banner above to reach the Winners Announcement thread and congratulate them, and check the Minifig Customization Workshop Forum to know more about the entries!

Dear members of Eurobricks, the Let’s go Cosplay - Minifig Customization Workshop Contest 2010 is now complete. After the entry and voting phases, we are going to announce the 3 lucky and skilled winners of the amazing prizes offered by BrickArms. Before we write the names, though, I want to thank once again all the entrants for the time and skill they shared in the total of 34 awesome entries we saw in this contest. Some people said they were amazed at the number of entries and at how popular this ‘corner interest’ contest showed to be. If we can get this kind of positive feedback, it is all because of you customisers, who decided to stand up to the challenge and show us what you can imagine and do! Now, for the most anticipated part of this post… The winners are: 1st Place: - – Morgan19 – Kevin Chen as R2-D2 (58 votes) 2nd Place: - – ThePenguin – The Fatman (37 votes) 3rd Place: - – minion – Optimus Prime (28 votes) The prizes offered by BrickArms will be shipped asap, so the winners are invited to PM me their address info.

Voting deadline has expired. I'm closing this topic now. Winners will be announced soon!

Voting closes in about 3 hours. If you haven't done it yet, please cast your vote now!

Hi Ye Olde Pirate, I see you posted the same MOC in the Pirate forum too. As one topic about it is probably enough, I'll close this one and leave the other. After all, this creation of yours falls under the Pirates' range of interest.

Do you mean in LEGO form? Custom minifigs, decals or what? Please explain. Thank you.

As you can see in the first post: