OldTim3r

Oh... OK... phew... If Lego had half a brain... they would be connecting with creator Brian Tucker... and making at least millions publishing Troll Town. Lego could totally have continued the Clutch Powers series.

"Many of these mocs were my friends. Creations I had known from brick and stud." Where the hell is Troll Town?!? Troll Town was AWESOME!!! Was not a LXF... it was something someone built in their own house... that *is* sad. #piratehatoverheart

Ah... let's dream. It would be nice if you could increase the magnification in the parts picker (beyond it's current max). Also... perhaps in the Preferences window, please give us an option for increasing the magnification of the decoration picker. It is painful in it's current form. I find I have to pick the decoration to really see the detail, and quite often it wasn't what I was looking for. Then you have to pick again (and scroll down to where you left off). Please just let us increase the magnification of the picker.

OK... so nevermind... I figured out how to do it. Very cool, though. I am still inspired.

OK... years later, I just have to jump in here and say "awesome"! Your work is still impressive and inspiring to me. You are my new hero. I must ask, though. How on earth have you placed your parts? The roofs for example, or the fish on the plate. As I consider it, some pieces I can understand. If you build out some kinds of bricks, you can attach the "magic" pieces to those bricks, then delete the build out bricks. For the roofs, I suppose you could have built with a thin rail along the top of the wall, then afterwards, come back and deleted the thin rail and replaced it with a flat... I think I understand that... but right now I'm looking at the bread on the table in Medieval Village... and well... I'm just stumped. Would that be asking a magician to reveal his tricks if I asked how you did that?

If it hasn't already been said: the ability to supply custom backgrounds for View Mode.