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@MarcoLego I can‘t see any photos. Am I the only one with this problem?

This is awesome and would make a cool set. It has a real classic feeling. I realy like it!

Cool little set with an awesome treasure. I realy like it. Those simple playfeatures still are the best IMHO.

The mechanism is just genious!

That’s a realy nice and handy built. It has everything a mini set needs. A day one buy for me!

Thanks a lot. I wasn‘t aware of that piece, but only of the 2x2 plate modified with pinholes.

Thank you very much. That helps a lot for better understanding the mechanism. Is the „tongue“ in any way fixed to the two red bricks? Nothing offensive from my side as I am using this torso for my Islanders, too.

That’s a great built and an awesome idea! I am just wondering how the mechanism works. Is the face sliding up while pressing the tongue down?

That’s a great little built! I am a big fan of these small structures.

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I love your built, especially the hidden treasure and map. It has real „Lego set“ vibes. It would be an instant buy for me. Awesome!

Great! I love the statue‘s head!

This is really „classic style“!

That’s nice!

That‘s awesome. I love it!

As I wrote: heaven on earth! 😁

From the four Adventurers' subthemes I like the Jungle and the Dino Island subthemes most - and I prefer to "moc" a fusion of the two. So as my second contest entry I present a small Jungle Station for our heroes which is situated deep in the jungle and serves as a supply station and as starting point for further expeditions. It is built on a green 12x24 brick, my preferred building base. The architecture is inspired by set 6263, but the parts are from set 5987, IMHO one of the best Adventurers's sets ever. It's built in the classic Adventurers' design so it could be an original LEGO set from 1999/200. I hope you like it! Critics and comments are welcome!

Well, this is my first contest entry ever ... I just thought, I'll give it a try ... I am a big fan of this classic car cockpit (part ID 30149) which was first introduced in 1998 with the legendary Scorpion Tracker (set 5918). Recently it was released in lime (in set 76180). Using the "otter battle pack" (set 60394; which IMHO contains a modern version of Gail Storm) as an inspiration I created a classic Adventurers' car for Gail Storm in green, lime and tan. The first four photos show my car and a side built which is an "Adventurerized" version of the landscape in set 60394. The last photo shows set 60394 in comparison - I've tried to match the color schemes of my car and the quad. The box in the back of my car is used for storage. I hope you like it! Critics and comments are very welcome!

I've been to Legoland Germany recently. They have a brick store there - that's "heaven on earth"! 100gr cost 9,99€, even printed parts. Special parts have their own price, for example bardings 4€, orca 10€, ice bear 7€, horses 4€. These prices are cheaper than on Lego's own B&P. They even had parts which aren't available on B&P yet. They also have a BAM store. Minifigs are 2,49€ each (5 parts - legs, torso, head, headwear and extra piece). They had all minifigs from 10305. They had a full bin of tan pith helmets from the Indiana Jones sets. Just crazy. I wasn't aware of this opportunity.

That's great! I really like the story and the fort is a cool built.

Great car. I like These new mudguards.